... may whisper that the same assistants have been secured for the future as for the present work—namely, the writer of the Drury Lane pantomimes, a gentleman on the staff of the Court Journal, and a celebrated mad-doctor who is in the habit of making copious ...

... portim of it, as it will be remembered was done by a man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and several children in Drury-lane. The proceeding of the pri• goner was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop, The only persons present ...

... you to employ different agencies or not sell your papers. There was not a vacant seat or aisle stool in the six tiers of Drury-lane Theatre, and yet during the play everything was as still as if at a morning church prayer. Not a cough was heard or a fan ...

... published and therefore it will never be seen by any one outside his home circle. A woman coming out of a pawnbroker's shop in Drury-lane, London, saw a parcel lying in a dark part of the passage, which she opened, and found that it contained the body of a female ...

... horses last year at Brighton. Another time a friend, hearing, he wee about to give readings of Milton between tire acte, at Drury-lane, said, Kean, stick to Shake don't meddle with Milton. Why not? eskedr I gave readings from Milton three times a week ...

... who lodge roughly caluated from the ine' be netted. The love may be perfectly genuine on at • home in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. and other data, and which ma swing the total expenditur both sides, and yet with marriage there may come 'Organ-grinding ...

... nine hundred now. They all live at Saffron-hill, except • batch of about forty, who lodge at • house in Shores-gardens, Drury-lane. Organ-grinding is nothing like what it used to be. Oh, yes, the organs are better—there's no mistake about that—but the ...

... too, to the Gallery of Illustration, where she had a taste of Reeds Entire. Then she's heard Miss Merriman singing at the Drury Lane Opera, and Mister Four (who was better than any one) the celebrated tenner. She intends to stop in town for the final from ...

... was allowed to continue unchecked. The popular sympathy was shown by the comparative emptiness of the theatres. Only in Drury Lane Theatre, the Olympic, and the Gaiety were what is known in theatrical circles as Saturday night audiences to be seen. In ...

... from Keighley, £236 from Rochdale, and £250 from Mr. F. B. Chatterton, being the gross proceeds of a benefit performance at Drury-lane Theatre. Among other gifts were those of a painting worth 100 guineas from Yvon, the French artist, and a marble medallion ...

... diapason next season; that the Exhibition pitch will be that of Stuttgart; and that therPhilbarmonic, Sacred Harmonic, and Drury Lane will retain the old pitch. Strange that such difference should be made twixt tweedledum and tweedledee But there is a decided ...

... was adiourned till Monday. 91 A Datnimii.—A ox • JURY.— 'lir. tioroner Poole ' the death .49 Ann, wife of Benjanul Howell, Drury-lane, Rugby, on iiaturday afternoon last. Deceased was fonpd _ _ dead in bed - by the aid• of her — husband. - lir. I made a ...