... that he will not accountable for any debts incurred his wife Thin JTi 11 '. >f n' ,'' 1 ' ' o. finding the pit full at Drury-lane, called out at- the entrance, Mr. .Smith’s house is on whereujiofi seven.nnd-tsenty gentlemen sprang upm their legs rush ...

... The principal artistes engaged in its present production are from the metropolitan boards Miss Stuart (from Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Mias Caroline Carson (from Theatre Royal. Lyceum); Mrs Hudson (from Theatre Royal, Princejs’s) ; Mrs J. M. Graham (from ...

... surviving. Nothing authentic as to the motive has transpired. FATAL POISONING. Ann Gelding, who cohabited with a John Lemon, in Drury-lane. supposed to have been an utterer of base com, died from the effects of drinking liquid used in colouring coin. It is c ...

... the patronage accorded to the class 4 * Pretty horsebreakers.’’ A woman cohabiting with a counterfeit coiner, living in Drury-lane, London, accidentally poisoned herself yesterday by taking some liquid used in their nefarious occupation. A terrible tragedy ...

... habits the Englig’i p. shown the n>ih|igh«d in the Paris .e* jve.*i\->i j.t.m uieu* urrea* pondcnU. • i ALLEGED MURDER in DRURY-LANE. the Bow-street Police Court, on Saturday, man named John Lemon was placed the bar, before Mr , chatged on suspicion being ...

... number of visitors this day at the Great Eshibiton —Season tickets, 5,227 ; payment, 12,490. Total, 17,723. ALLEGED MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. The inquest was held yesterday (Tuesday). The verdict was that the deceased Ann died from swallowing cyanide of potassium ...

... etate. The children were buried yesteray. An inquest was held yesterday into the cause of death of the poor woman living in Drury-lane, London, who was supposed to have been poisoned her paramour, coiner, or to have poisoned herself, with cyanide of potassium ...

... terms of the injunction asked for by Mr Webster, with leave to amend the bill restraining the advertising of the opening of Drury-lane Theatre, and the production of the “Colleen Bawn.” Counsel on both sides agreeing, the case was ordered to stand over a ...

... live together in dramatic peace. Partners at ffie Adelnhi, Mr Webster has taken the Princess’s, and Boucicautt has opened Drury-lane. 1 suppose it need not be remarked that both one and the other must suffer eventually; for if two men cannot manage one ...

... before the Lyceum really open its dean lue management. Ton win hare read with sorpm, and I pam, the farther degradation of Drury Lane by Mr Boncicault. Colleen Bwnis last worn ont and the pnhhedid not crowd to Old Drury sea it. By way of attractiMi, Bonoicadt ...

... pit and galleries are crowded, tin- are miserably empty. This is not encouraging those who wish for second compaoy. -At Drury Lane, Mrs Boucicault has re-appeared mibtary sjieclacle entitled ** The Siege of Lucknow,” put together by Mr, Boueicault. a ...

... juvenile ballet. Two charming little arttsti*. Mademoiselles Annie Towers, and Laura ilson, who have already won laurels Drury Lane, perform a selection very pretty dances; Miss Kvans the daughter member Mr. Newcuiubes cmipany, also distinguishes herself ...