... said, with a wink and • laugh at the gaoler, Oh, old Vaughan. Police•conetsiblis Higgins said that he was on duty in Drury • lane he was called to the Sun public-house to eject tie prisoner. He removed her, and when outside she Mid, The men are on ...

... nearly in Bank of England seem *Pr heft verdict of wilful murder and suicide wootokonfoL SEIIGEANT•MAJOR. .lane Baker. the Drury-lane Sergeant-Major, 'ma placed in the drek at Bow-street Polieneoutt ow Saturday, to answer the charge of being drunk and ...

... age was SI. After some weeks he ascertained her name front the servant in the house, and he took tickets Aladdin at Drury - lane, and the defendant sat nest her. He afterwards offered to marry I her, and gave her an engaged riug. Ile through 1 his ...

... wounding his% Han- n MINN wawa en Wail, amashmh ard eggimg elie Report was to he mad*. The Commissioners were NW • from Drury-lane, which was violets. United Kingdom amounting to upwards el £144,000. loses swot brother being shot, and taestally RESIGNATION ...

... imtneneely. and I think their sides were sore with laughing. It is a good Pantomime. but does not, I think, COMO dam the great Drury Lane stmems-- The Babas In the Wood. I am enclosing with this a most amusing letter by Mr. Harry Ferniest, in reply to a request ...

... lady whom I heard sing it was Miss Marie Lloyd. who l° Performing r Princess Allfsir in the Pantomime of Humpty Dumpty at Drury Lane. She sang and danced with a good deal of alendou awl spirit ; but why in the pame of 101 l that's wontler:ul that inane ...

... nnforgetable and it is worth remembering.' ff Special and most Expensive of Lead. ing Actors and from tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Prinoess, and Adelphi Theatres, Londo n , who w ill appear in the o NOBLE BROTHER, su pp o rt e d by a most carefully ...

... removed from Drury Lane to make way for the production there of the greet Drury Lane Pantomime of ISO 2, which I dare say, like each one of its predecessors, will be declared to be the best.' If I were asked to name the beat Drury Lane Pantomime I have ...

... by the author of I s Molly Hawn. The same number has a pars- I about the cutting of the •• Baddeley on Twelfth Night at Drury Lane I Theatre. 1 the pleasure of being on the! stage of • • lid Drury when Sir Agustin Harris this historical cake. I don't ...

... Whittington's Cat is Mr. Charles Laurie, who made such a nputation in the character of the dog, , Snatcher, in the famous Drury Lane pantomime of two or three years ago, The Babes in the Wood. If any Wein Country people want to know all about Bristol ...

... dear, you'll wake we think I'm awfully pretty. A NAM Osc—Mrs. Jollysort :—We're going to town on Boxing Night to see the Drury Lane Pantoinitne.—Mrs. Hortieult : Really! I haven't seen a pantousimestioas I was a little girl, and shouldn't ears to now ...

... Madame Fanny Moody, and her husband, Mr. Charles Manners, took parts in the production of Gottnod's Philemon et Barris, at Drury Lane Theatre. The Titers says that Madame Fanny Moody was a charming Baueis, and sang both the pretty music , of the first ...