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... Drurj Lane Theatre, AirClenieiit Scott thus describes the scene at the mimic prize-fight on the stage Conceive the stage of Drury-lane piled up and packed, for three sides of it, with tiers and tiers. of men from the floor right up to the topmost gas- borders ...
... mortal remains of Antoine Brosette. the victim of Long Acre murder, were removed from the Mor- tuary in Goldsmith-street, Drury-lane, and con- veyed to the Cemetery at Finchley for interment. The funeral had been delayed in order that if possible any relatives ...
... describes himself as a shoemaker, aged 30; residing at 86, Long Acre, and Lane, who is also a shoemaker, and resides at 164, Drury-lane, are witnesses for the Times in the Parnell inquiry. They have been attending the sittings of the commission daily, and ...
... will revive East Lynne, on the 20th instant, with a strong cast. Mr Harry Nicholls, without severing his connection with Drury-lane Theatre, will, at the close of the pantomime, Babes in the Wood, join Mr Charles Hawtrey's company at the Comedy. ...
... and 2nd, while the Uni- Ylr.i y contests are fixed for June 16fch. AX THIS ANNUAL MKETING of the Dramatic Sick Fund, at Drury-lane, Air. Henry Betty, who was voted to tne chair, read an extract from his will be- ■p;»atL ...
... accommodated with seats near the catafalque. The service was fully choral, special artistes attending from the opera company at Drury-lane. The mass was conducted by Dr. Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, as- sisted by lather Thomas and the other clergy attached ...
... Kelly v. Beau- mont. It is a. CMC in whicii Mr John Kelly, a 'Upper manufacturer, carrying on bUSIDfc; at B)ackmoor- ...
... position, and the building will be sufficient to accommodate 3,000 persons. --0- Sir Augustus Harris's forthcoming pantomime at Drury-lane Theatre is, as usual, to surpass all previous efforts, a Procession of Nations being particularly gorgeous and elaborate ...
... were detaining her daughter against her will, and, she believed, for an immoral purpose. —Charlotte Baher, landlady at 180, Drury-lane, said the prisoners had lodged with her about two weeks. They paid 7s 61 a weck for two unfurnished rooms on the second ...
... young, were gathered together last night (says the- Daily News) at St. Giles' Christian Mission Chapel, Little Wyld-street, Drury-lane. There were men approaching 70, their life not too late to mend, though near its setting; and boys be- ginning theirs. This ...
... f Court with demanding money by menaoeS f Westley Frances, a hairdresser, of Another man named George Wilton (48). at a Drury-lane lodging-house. was charged being concerned with the other two but was too ill to appear. No evidence taken, but the sworn ...
... Boys, Cheer, at the Theatre Royai (Cardiff). By securing a visit of Mr Henry Dcmdaa's Company in the comparatively nt-w Drury-lane, drama Cheer Boys, Cheer, Mrs Fletober secured another triumph. The play in question is the last Sir Augustus Harris c ...