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... police on duty were found a man of the name of Wi y a costermonger, weltering in a that the unfortunate sufferer passage, Drury-Lane, and his m . are Regan, aged 60 years, and hi qnarrel had taken ghoe between \ beat his skull in with a hammer, & \ sancepan ...
... the same ship, and that, having parted, they did not meet again for sixteen years, when they encountered on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre, on the first night of the production of Jerrold's * Rent Day.” The names of * the. Ritual Commission were published ...
... speaking, Home idea of ita vast area mu{ be formed Ly comparing it with other buildings. 1t will be 11 times tho size of Drury-lane Theatre, or ecight times that of Westminster Ilnrfi. A charch of ordinary dimensions wight stand on ita floor ; its stoeple ...
... Montagne himself, Ji.« Ellen Stewart, and Mr. William C. Temple, a talented young actor, who, it is stated, is to appear at Drury-lane at the end of the present season. Mr., Montague has now become ““acclimatized” in Tunbridge Wells, and it is well known ...
... one. The estimate is not d £600,000, whitrators in the case of Chatterton v, Reeves for of agreenent to sing in Rob Roy at Drury Lane , awarded Mr, Chatterton £1,500 damages and . Samuel Fergnson, Q C., an Irish poet of some repu, the author of the * Forginz ...
... fair share of patronage, To-night (Friday) Mr. Temfih gives his farewell performance, previous to commencing his career at Drury-lane. The play is. the *¢ Lady of Lyons ; Mr. Temple is to play Clande Melnotte, and we veuture to say he will play it in'a ...
... ~of love, that long low talk, * of all sweet summer times ' ME OF NEWS, has presented a die for a medal to the by, , of Drury Lane Theatre, has married upon the hite of King Theodore 1s 1 of the minor theatres, ~~of Austria has notitied to all hiterary ...
... gentleman well knowa to all Oxford men, v at the Botanical Gardens, Oxford. is said already to have made arrangements Opera at Drury Lane next season. ~ of mmusement in London from the cab A at £5,000. to announce that a commission for the almerston, to be erected ...
... so often painted. t was about 1708 that Mr. James Byrne (the father of the well-known Mr, Oscar Byrue), ballet-master of Drury Lane, during Sheridan's proprietorship, invented the present dross of liggt white silk, woven wizgn variegated patches. This ...
... nothing is definitely settled as yot, it uEr?{- bable that Her Majesty's Company will give their Italian Opera Season at Drury Lane this year. Mr. Edmund Yates will shortly follow in Mr, Anthony Trollope's steps, and desert the Post Office. He intends ...
... Covent she manager of a new Opera Company, Limited : the two companies will be amalgamated, and Be no operatic season at Drury-lane. Ban Scientific Association of the Forty have toBir Charles Wheatstone, through the British Florence, their annual gold ...
... street. It is suj joed ¢ fire was cansed b;r. lighted fusee thrown - A man numed Tavener, who was conri | off € a cat in Drury-lane, appealed to the MidSlesex Beg 8-:;;1._7, but the Juatices nfficojed the nglE w was two month«' im A o At lifracombe, ou'l‘n-‘m ...