... and the most emphatic that he could command : D—sh clever Very well got up, indeed Seat an article as e'er I saw Bents Drury Lane quite to sticks The Trosachs furnishes us with one Historic Scene. In the time of the Commonwealth, a detachment of Croinwell's ...

... being in a serious mood. Yet they must have been in a very serious mood on Tuesday night, for they compelled the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre to close the doors owing to their refusal to play for reduced salaries. Of mum, one has no means of forming an opinion ...

... exhountion, and gees her half•a-crown. On Tuesday night, having only made 441 during the day, she slept at lodging near Drury Lane, paying the entire 4d for hes bed. On Wednesday she a very had day, and could not par for a bed at all, nor bed she hee ...

... made her debut in a pantomime at Raglan Music Hall, and she was engaged subsequently, for many seasons, by Mr Cormack for Drury Lane. At eleven years old she performed with M. Geary in the so-named leap for life. Her first engagement as a trapezist was ...

... actress who is shortly coming out at the Royalty Theatre, London, is a Bliss Co y, the daughter of an ex-ballet dancer at Drury Lane. She is two years younger then the popular Connie Gilchrist, but not so good looking. She will appear in the new burlesque ...

... THE SERIOUS OHARGE AGAINST A DOCTOR. On Saturday at the Bow Street Police Station, Dr Francis .1. Hammond, of 101 Drury Lane, was further examined before Sir James Ingham on the charge of having attempted to procure the miscarriage of Ellen Saunders. ...

... HAMMOND. On Thursday afternoon, at Bow Street, Sir James Ingham resumed the examination of Dr Francis J. Hammond, of 101 Drury lane, charged with having conspired with Ellen Senders, on two or more oocaclone, to perform an unlawful operation. Mr Poland ...

... THE WEEKLY NEWS. SATURDAY. AUGUts'i 11, 187% At Bow Street Police Court, London, Harriet Pain, charwoman, residing in Drury Lane, hoe been remanded on a charge of causing the death of Anne Richard.. During a quarrel the prisoner struck the deceased, who ...

... Alphonse Kerr, the Drury Lane. under Mr Bunn, where he p la y ed Worm. editor of the satirising (the Wasps) is now wood in the Lottery Ticket, and other comedy i running the circuit of the Continental Press. After parts. At Drury Lane he produced Popp- ...

... Strand will involve the destruetion of an old haunt once notations, if not altogether worthy, of tame. In close proximity to Drury Lane and Wyche Street, the searcher after vestiges of Old London will find White Lion Court and Wyche's Court. In the former ...

... Vicar of North Cray. He first appeared at Newcastle in 1839 as a baritone, but his real debut as a tenor was in 1847 at Drury Lane, when he sang Edyar in Lucia under the late M. Jullien. Mr Sim Reeves will thus make his Bual a rance next year at the ...

... have been murdered by a vagrant admitted as a guest. On Monday afternoon one of several houses in cour.e of demolition in Drury Lane, London, fell suddenly, burying four men in the debris, one was killed and two others injured. Everyone has been greatly ...