... the other half iu evading his angry creditors, lie was mmetiines for hour., even fa days ' r ambushed in the treasury at Drury Lane. He seldom answered letters, and very often did not open those he received. He lost receipte, and paid bills twice or three ...

... withheld their pecuniary assistants. ON Thursday night the police made a seizure of stolen goods at an old curiosity shop in Drury Lane, London. In the cellar property was found of considerable value and of all descriptions, connoting of wearing apparel, linen ...

... mistake the word for the thing. Tow as a terrific stage in one of the Easter pieces brought out by the illustrious Milton at Drury Lane. As machismo for making artificial had not been invented, the tut• bulent element was imitated by little boys, who kicked ...

... stall by stabbing him in the abdomen. - A WIFE KILLING HER HUSBAND. A bricklayer's labourer, named Moriarty, living near Drury Lane, has died from iiijdries by his cite with a hatchet. ItrNIOURED GREAT RAILWAY The 4 , trandord publirbe. a rumour of a character ...

... an immense amount of awful crime in this city. I know London well—am conversant with the precincts of the *even dials—old Drury Lane, Westeninstre, and the lowest haunts of vice in the East End, but I cannot recall such scenes as I have witnereed at the ...

... for Covent Oar e tren g = for twelve night. at tifty guineas a night and a clear benefit; while he agreed to perform at Drury lane on the intervening nights. In 1806 young Betty got froni AMO to £lOO per night. The last tires he appeared on stage was ...

... Forfar police. AN DRZNI new play,'ltichard (kern de Lion,' based on Sir Walter Scotts. novel the Talisman,' wee produced at Drury' Lane Theatre on Monday night Tee migration of the Tartars from the Crimea haa been going on so extensively that but few remain ...

... Graphic. The story opens well, and is excellently illustrated. A statue erected by public subscription in the vestibule of Drury Lane Theatre, London, in honour of bite the composer, has been unveiled by Sir Michael Costa. newspapers ndte the discovery in ...

... Laylor, with a Mr. Boucienult goes to London to fulfil an en. fearful remark, seined a big stone. n,l, rush- gagement at Drury Lane Theatre, where he iog into the meter. seized her daughter's an. I will present the •• Shaughran He will Mrs. Hoggery, ...

... lILLSONERS. on Mr. Doueicaalts letter to Premier is reference to, the Fenian the pest of Tuesday sayE-41tore have filled Drury lane and appreeiated Yr. Bouciesult's ability luiv'e nq thereby any political opinion hst erer. They have enjoyed pleasar th: ...

... .or' Matilda— Why, bow could Icry when I hadn't g ot a pock e t Naas:cher.', Beoussr.—The Twelfth Night celebration at Drury.lane should be put stop to at once. It is a dreadful thing th.,t actors should be Baddeley treated at the Naticaal Theatre. ...

... Signor Ssavini to reappear in London during the approaching It is anti( ipated that his firs. performance will take place at Drury Lane in the character of Macbeth. A of the Carlimit war in Spain during th. next spring is regarded in some quartera a+ not improbal ...