... Jnbilee of 1769 (which was celebrated at Stratford-on-Avon, and the pageant and music of which wore afterwards repeated at Drury-lane Theatre for ninety-two islets); a Shakespearian gala, held at Stratford-on-Avon in 1827; another in 1836, and perhaps ...

... resumed he I stopped a caravan full of passengers, who assured me that they had not a farthing, as they all belonged to Drury Lane Theatre, and could not get a penny of their salary. Five to One.—(By A PittrBBlAN.)--• Oh ! 't was a glorious victory When ...

... inquest at King's College Hospital, relative to the death of Daniel Cahill, aged 21, a smith, who resided in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and lost his life through having been stabbed by a man named John Collins, during a fight which he bad with deceased on ...

... COURT. A Running Down Case. An action was brought in the Court of Exchequer last week by Robert Andrews, a green-grocer, in Drury-lane, to recover damages for injury done to a mare by the negligence of the Duke of Wellington's coachman. The defendant pleaded ...

... by seeing Mr. Ross's performance of George Barnwell.' Daring the run of the popular drama of the Maid and the Magpie, at Drury Lane and Covent Garden in 1815, a servant girl in the gallery at ono of the theatres was so overcome by the natural pathos of ...

... tradesmen with She humblest establishments, and operatives and their families of the poorest class. This district, like that of Drury-lane a little farther west, and Whitefriars a little farther east, affords a good illustration of the tangled growth of old London ...

... week, and to raise a fund of 250,000 by January of the following year. In 1843 the League held its first great meetings in Drury-lane Theatre, and before it bad erpired Mr. Bright had been returned for Durham and Mr. Pattilon as free trade member for the ...

... cropping up in London. The rents of the London theatres are enormous. That of the Haymarket ia nearly £4,000 a year; of Drury.lane, E 7,000; the Princess's is sub-let at Li 500; W Adeiphi 24,500; and the Lyceum 24,000. The of Queen's University has presented ...

... been apprehended on suspicion. The motive must either have bean palms) or a disappointed attempt to extraet money. Again in Drury-lane a man cut his wife's throat and then committed suicide, leaving seven orphans unprovided for. At Tunbridge Welle a woman ...

... painfully ezemplided London Terry mining, a man having murdered hie wife, sad then ant his owe throat, at No. 8, Ferheresert, Drury-lane The facts, very hurriedly gathered. appear to be ern follows :—A ease named Richard Whitl, his wile, Mary Willey, and seven ...

... satiety the constituency which, the vital question of Reform he can so longer preload to represent. The Murder and Suicide in Drury-lane.— Oa Priday inquiry wee held respecting the deaths Mary and James Whitby. The evidence showed that both man and wife were ...

... STOLEN PAIZiIINGIL Primo% Knight, 21. gneiss, and Bresnan, Id, Prostitute, living together at No. 5, Parker-etrma Drury-lane, were charged at Bow-street Polioe-oom on Noaday, with hating in their possession two oil paintings, stolen from kit. Theme Warren ...