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... scholarship at be of &Moos, Technology, and Art, in ~..c, K uition of the services he r.mdered in science. Abe manager of Drury Lane returned from haring thorn signed • oontract to produce a I wort' vorsion of lb. Prodigal Daughter at the I orte St. Martin ...
... money that had disappeared. Lord Salisbury and Mr. Balfour returned to London. Two children were burnt to:death in fires at Drury-lane and Brixton. A Glasgow stockbroker died from injuries received by being thrown from his horse when hunting with the Eglinton ...
... Christ°. pher Wren died 1723, born 1632. Saturday, 25th.—Victor Hugo born 1802, died 188.5; Charles Peace executed, 1879; Drury Lane Theatro burnt, 1809. Sunday, 26th.-2nd in Lent; Franco-German Treaty of Peace, 1871; Napoleon, escaped from Elba, 1815. ...
... RENTS AND DEATEL AN AOILNT . I3 WEEKLY VISITE TO A DZATH-TRAP BTA Ann Jane Mills, a market employee, of 2, Denham-yard, Drury lane, on firtuday night downstairs, and died a few moments afterwards. At the inquest hold on Wednesday Charles Leary, residing ...
... stays out all night, painting the town the colour of his hair. lam quite prepared to bear that he is known as the terror of Drury-lane, or the English equivalent of the Parisian celebrity L'Etxanglenr Dames. Can't do anything with him ? echoes Mr. Vaughan ...
... living, ir,uders vacant the seeretarpthip af the Additional Curates' Society, a post worth a year. The next pantomime at Drury Lane will hi the joint product of tho leased ant Mr. Harr7 and will be founded on tne not unfamiliar adven- tures of Robinson ...
... with the throwing of a constable into the Thames at Millbank. The prisoner, Thomas William Smith, who gave an address in Drury Lane informed the police that he participated ie the outr age. He was committed for trial. A lamplighter named Dore been committed ...
... Saturday, 24th.—St. Matthias ; Ilev. Thomas Sinney died, 1874 Sanday, 25th.-3rd in Lent; Charles Peace executed, 1872 ; Drury Lane Theatre burnt. 1809. Alonday,2oth.—Franco.Gerrnan Treaty of Peace, 1871; Loss of the Birkenhead, 1832. Tuesday, 27th ...
... Hospital for Diseases of Chest. In conesquenee of its great success, Sir Autruetus has decided to extend the season of Opera at Drury Lane. - The Duchess of Took bee promised to open • grand united bazaar on April 24th, at the Institute, South Lambeth. The Cunard ...
... Sophia Frederic* Matilda Such, who was murdered at 167, Shaftesbury Avenue, on Friday, was held at St. Giles Coroner's Court, Drury Lane, on Wednesday.—Mr. Karl Satoh, restaurant keeper, said deceased, who was his wife, was aged 31. On Friday night, at about ...
... a diminution of serious crime. MOO, TliE FIREMAN. At Bow Street Polio, Court, London, Margaret Hearn, better known in Drury Lane circles as Mog, the Fireman, was charged, bcfore Mr. Lushington, with being drunk and disuiderly. The prisoner is a tall ...
... TRADE THAT IS NOT OVER-11171'(. At the Worship Street Police Court, London, Louis Fincher, living at 14, Bettertou Street, Drury Lane, was summoned for a SIM of 10s. claimed by William Bette, saddle-tree maker, of Charles Square, Ifoxte, as damages for ...