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... penalty of 11. POL1CE-CONSTABsIE B 45 APPELLANT; MARY MALONE RESPONDENT._-Appellant visited Mrs. Malone's establish- ment, 34, Drury-lane, at a quarter past 12 o'clock on the morning of the 4th ult. ; he found the house open, and two persons standing in the ...
... The Lord Chamberlain having been informed of the an. si~osucement that increased prices of admission were re e quiped at Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatrea on the I- evenings of her Majesty's intended visit to those houses, feexpressed to the managers ...
... a stone. He had recently evicted her, . Yeeterdhy afternoone Afr Charle o Harecurt, who Jo ia playing in The Worlr, at Drury Lane Theatro, fe foll t.rqgh a trap fluring relenrscl: He wir Beveroly irruiped and abaken, m .1The %ajoui-ned inquest en the ...
... reindered a tolerably will fi ld houee, at once I sleepless and oontemed. c Robert le Diable i4 about t, be braught lit at Drury Lane .P Ii it as little daiy as possible. Brobham is to bave ?? part o of the bero, Mrs. Wood that of the Princess, Mlasme de ...
... told hat he had made use of certain language to the body, ba: that the case would be decided on by the `ttral committee in Drury lane; he went then the next 'etht, and IMichael Dunce told him thm comutittee had uken the case into their most Serious consideration ...
... Club filled the moment the rumour got abroad, and in many other clubs a elmilar interest vwa manifested. In the evening at Drury Lane, at the Qceen's, at the Hlay. market, and other theatres, the National Anthem wae snug, and the audiences displayed great ...
... I the ratification of such an appear- ance. I replied I would ionce her a present, as I 1 did when see played with mc in Drury Lane Theatre in London in 1375 Air. siad Mrs. Boucicult played At Booth's Theatre for ao week.. beginning February 1Oth 1879 ...
... Ordinary rote 2j. In Breweries, Allsopp r ?e 1. Li Tyres, Dunlops fell Island do Deferred, 6d. ( In Theatres, Canterbury rose Drury Lane, 1-16; and NtwTivoli, A; but Alhambra fell i; and London Pavilion, §. Miscellaneous, Hud.-sons rose i; Lipton Debenture ...
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... is a door its Drury-lane, besides the one in Stephen-street. Mr. Walsh contended lie was entitled to an acquittal on the evidence. The house 42 is the one not licensed to re- tail malt or spirituous liquors. It is the house in Drury. lane that has the ...
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... ..17'6 0 , Swift 1;» 16 3 * Griffiths 6,104 8,14 Tubes 7 6 8 MUSIC HA1.1,1. 21 1, 7 Canterbury 44 5 New Tirol! 12 14 Drury Lane pre lio6pcDel> lOx.t Ern|>.re(lssptti Oxford 7 4 Empire (10s pd; 2J 3} Pa.ace 21/0 23/0 Jaiety 1 i R' G'nd Theatre ...