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... the occurrence of any other accident. Doncaster Gazette. Alleged Assassination near Drury Lane.— On Wednesday night, shortly before ten o'clock, the vicinity of Drury Lane was the scene of alarm. From the particulars collected, it appears that loud screams ...
... the circumstances Blewitt case Is it is it not, negligent and careless to be uncocking a loaded pistol in such a place as Drury-lane, night, and in the midst of a crowd We do not speak of the vagary presenting it the woman who pushed against him in the-first ...
... n..- nufacturers. , Glamo Ba„,hire. newspaper pro- Colton fowler, of Louth, Lincoln.hire, draper. William Everett, of 88 Drury Lane, builder. T.is»>nh Thorlev of 10 Newman Street, cabinet maker. _ Thomas RiJe Halt, of the Horse ami Groom, Lea-bridge. Essex ...
... Queen and Prince Albert, and the King and Queen the Belgians, honoured the performance of the Brussels Opera Company at Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Tuesday evening. The King of Denmark. —We are authorised state that the reports circulated ...
... Freaks of Fortune.— A person named David M'lntyre, who resided at No. Charles Street, Drury Lane, and for some years depended solely upon the contributions of the benevolent, has become the possessor of immense wealth, by the demise of a younger brother ...
... out on the premises of Mr Noblett, currier, Drury Lane, London, which at one time threatened destruction to the densely-populated neighbourhood adjacent. The premises consisted of a dwelling-house in Drury Lane, and workshops extending to a considerable ...
... unfortunately burnt so severely as to cause her death during ier performance in tho ballet of the Revolt of the Harem, at Drury Lane Theatre. It is stated that this affair will probably give rise to legal prosecution of the parties implicated.— Globe. ...
... announces that Mr Bunn has made a most liberal offer to Mrs Butler (Miss Fanny Kemble) for acting a certain number of nights Drury Lane Theatre; but the negotiation is still pending. It is, however, Mrs Butler's positive intention to return to the stage.— ...
... the funds for ai«k the infirmary. his determined hostility, conjunction with the late Calcraft, to the sub-Committee of Drury Lane Theatre, the years 1817 and 1818, and their exposition of the mal-government of the Theatre, a new system was adopted, which ...
... a general theatrical fund, and made some very pertinent remarks on the exclusive nature of tho two theatrical funds, the Drury Lane and Covent Garden funds, which been so long in existence, and shared so successfully the public patronage, but which ve ...
... authorized to contradict it, aud to insert the following letter, to which no answer has been returned. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, April 19,1847. Mademoiselle, —Up to the present moment of your arrival in England the losses occasioned me by your violation ...
... in the celebrated Nuctes of Blackwood’s Magazine, and after wards, being set to music by La Sapio, was trequently sung in Drury Lane Theatre. “ When the glen all is still, save of the fountain,— When the shepherd has ceased o’er the dark heath to ro And ...