... firm portion of it as it will bo remembered wa done by a man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and several SrerTin Drury-lane. The proceeding of the prisoner was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop. , nnlv persons present ...

... merely as a spectator, a. custom which is frequently observed in the churches of Scotland woman comiDg out of pawnbroker Bhop Drury-lane, London, saw a parcel lying dark part of the passage, which she opened, and found that contained the body a female child ...

... the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Certainly not— to Bob Low(e). Extremes Meet —Judy was surprised, during recent visit to Drury-lane, to notice that, during the performance of the pantomime, whilst the pit was convulsed with laughter, the upper portion ...

... and refused to give any explanation about his antecedents ; but it was soon ascertained that he was the son of a machiuest Drury-lane Theatre, and had for some months been out of employment. was examined in the first instance before the Privy Council, and ...

... the French diapason next season that the Exhibition pitch will be that of and that the Philharmonic, Sacred Harmonic, and Drury Lane will retain the old pitch. Strange that such difference should made 'twixt tweedledum and tweedledee! Eut there is a ...

... well-known from his immense weight and sire, and from having been se chief of a set of picked men to do duty recently at Drury Lane Theatre. It appears that on Saturday night week he was in St. Giles, bringing home a bird, which one of the witnesses described ...

... complaints which are made respecting the price of meat. London has been truly called a world of contrasts. Who has not heard of Drury lane ? The very mention of the word is suggestive of a magnificent theatre, upon whose boards have appeared some of the most ...

... destroyed in Aldersgate-street, and the ‘‘ Coalition power. inistry,” under the Dake of Portland, came into and In 1809 Drury-lane Theatre was burnt, r. Spencer Perceval succeeded the Duke of Rutland at the Treasury. In 1820, 60 houses and several shi ...

... ' but I have no engagement.' 'Well, but, at all events,' observed my first inquisitor, ' fou have a very good salary at Drury Lane ?' 'A very good one indeed, sir,' answered I ; ' but, then, it never paid.' ' But you have always a fine benefit, sir?' ...

... closed; no longer does the magnificent voice of Madame Patti till the theatre at Covent Garden ; nor do crowds throng to Drury Lane, charmed with the notes of Madame Nilsson, the Swedish nightingal These eminent singers have left town to fulfil engagements ...

... the northern than on the southern bank of the broad and ample stream. The rookeries of St. Giles's, the human warrens of Drury-lane, and the wretched hovels of St. Luke's have but few counterparts Lambeth or Southwark. So well this known to workmen, that ...

... like «ir» Why, the play, to be sure, replied ne, how far it frotnhereV It all depends£ «£, whether you would prefer Drury Lane or Movent GirderittJ Hay market or the Lyceum the Gaiety «r the Globe the Hoiborn the St. James the or the Prince of Wales's ...