... John Kemble's acting being its principal merits—and, for the further delectation of theatrical readers, have said that at Drury Lane that night were performed the Marriage Pro-' mix• (Lethe is a brave river) and Fortune's Frolic (which survives). and ...

... Mackav. He travelled from Court to court through St Giles', and at length went a filthy ally called Lincoln’s Court, in Drury Lane. In one of the houses in this place ho discovered the woman Andrews, and be also traced the child into her possession. After ...

... your little theatre at Aberdeen. last year made a large fortune by a happy hit at the Lyceum. Elated by his success he took Drury Lane, at the close of last year; aud now, where is the fortune ? Echo answers, where? Correspondent of Aberdeen Free Press. GRAND ...

... all onr great fires have been those in theatres. In London, the mere list of them is something that appears incredible. Drury Lane has been at least three times burned down, besides frequent partis fires. Co vent (jarden four times, the last time being ...

... solitary confinement. In 1857, being large, a police constable found her, with several other male and female blackguards, in Drury Lane, tormenting an idiot hoy. The imbecile being rescued from her clutches, Anne Smith fell ou the policeman and stabbed him ...

... *UmMilroy,. Mr fame A. Van Aneburgh. the ones ►iea of Drury Lane Theatre, who made his triumphal entry into London, drivin , .; singlehanded a team of Metre home, some t►irty years ago, Iliad on the 39th ult. To One of the latest fashions which have ...

... illustrative of scripture history, is totally destroyed. The great staircase of which a representation appeared some time ago in Drury Lane Theatre, with large quantity of statuary, is all gone. Very many paintings that were at the Exhibition in 1802, have been ...

... years old, with flaxen hair and Wee eyes—l think she most hare berm the king's child stolen away by the gipity woman of Drury lane—was carried every night to the theatre in a black worsted shawl, neetled to a warm female brenit, like a tender babe as ...

... London. He bad about in his possession.— IViutem Daily Press. Stout Domestic Mibkbt.—A sad scene was witnessed on Friday in Drury Lane. A woman the mother of jsix children, had been knocked down some time back a horse, and was severely injured. Subsequently ...

... Seventy'five years have elapsed since Baddeley, the comedian, left funds for cake and wine partaken of on Twelfth Night by the Drury Lane company, the great green room for ever.” The anniversary was duly honoured this year, when Mr Chaferton supplemented an ...

... Evangelical Committee, stated that Mr Hugh Matheson. one of their eldera, had put chased Whitfield's Chapel, at St Giles, Drury Lane, and bad handed it over a gilt ts the Presbytery, in order that it might be a centre of evangelistic operations in a most ...

... recovered. Tea Dangers or False Teeth —On Wednesday evening elderly ro«n applied for bed a lodging-boote in Charles Street, Drury Lane, London. On Thursday foor.d the back yard insensible and in a dying state. was conveyed to St Giles’s Workhouse, but was ...