... importance to confine the contagion within as small limits possible. On the 7th October an officer on duty Charles-street, Drury-lane, Floyd, 17 F, saw two cattle vans drawn to a shed belonging to the defendant in that street. They were taken inside and ...

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

... apprehended on suspicion. The motive must either have been jealousy or a disappointed attempt to extract money. gain in Drury-lane a man cut his wife’s throat and then committed suicide, leaving seven orphans unprovided for. At Tunbridge Wells woman attempted ...

... end, has taken a house and grounds near Fulham, called Prior-park, formerly in the occupation of Mr. E. T. Smith, late of Drury-lane Theatre, but now of Cremorne-Gardens. In this house he will have abundant room to gratify his passion for the antique, as ...

... misadventure. He port of London, from Havre, on Thursday eftJVJ* and, determined to take some recreation aft*i voyage, went to Drury-lane Theatre, and tlai? elusion of the performance made inquiries u torii. he could get a respectable lodging for tha 2? and ...

... Cowardly Conduct of Lookers-on. —A young woman named Jane Elizabeth Brown, wife of the master of Charlesstreet Ragged Schools, Drury-lane, London, was drowned at Littlehampton, Saturday. She was bathing in the sea near groyne, and was talking to friend when ...

... shop where they remained about half hour. Afterwards they walked Drarycourt, where they separated, the father turning np Drury-lane and the prisoner going to the billiard-room, where he remained about twenty minutes. After that proceeded to Mr. Wallaoe’s ...

... every effort to get their new pieces ready for Boxing-night. Mr. E. L. Blanchard will, of course, write the pantomime for Drury-lane; for Covent-garden Mr. Gilbert Becket has dressed the Forty Thieves; the Adelphi burlesque is by Mr. Andrew Halliday, and ...

... cropping up in London. The rents of the London theatres are enormous. That of the Haymaxket is nearly £4,000 a year; of Drury-lane, £7,800 the Princess’s is sub-let at £4 500; the Adelphi is £4,500; and the Lyceum £4,000. John Frost, the once celebrated ...

... by the Central American Association in London, on Saturday evening. The action brought by Mr. F. B. Cbatterton, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, in London, against Mr. Sims Reeves, for breach of contract, he not having, according to an agreement entered into ...

... Long-acre, where there will be a station. From that point it will pass at the back of Long-acre, on the nortn aide, across Drury-lane to Holborn, where another station is proposed, in the neighbourhood of King-street and Queen-street. Passing under Holborn ...

... itself round them.— Vigne's Travels in Mexico, Jfe. Lord Byron and the Clown.— When Lord rot. frequented the green-room of Drury-lane Theatre, - occasionally met Paulo, the clown, whom he -goeißEsk from his name, to be an Italian. Paulo was not only to the ...