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... detective-policeman before he suceseded In finding the poor child's miserable home, over a junk shop, in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. He forther reported that he found the mother in destitute circumstances, and in • dying condition. She was so low, indeed ...
... soul? Gross favouritism and grievous injustice, I reply. For nearly a quarter of a century, as a freeholder, my imposts in Drury•lane have, in varying measure. gone to screen publicanisin, • blackmail prostitution, and upholdo'rnore or less, vice at the ...
... for an operatic season at Drury Lane. He °tiered Mr. Reeves an engagement, which was accepted, for the time had arrived when be felt that be might appear before a London audience triumphantly. He made his debut at Drury Lane oh the 6th December, 047, ...
... character, Garrick found it absolutely necessary to divide the attention of the public by himself per. torini g Rouen at Drury Lane. He wanted the advanta;:es of Barry, and great as he was, honld perhspe have willingly avoided erh a contention. This, at ...
... robbers and murderers as it was p 'Nubia to imagine. Witness testified that his name was Abraham Peters, that ne was born in Drury Lane, London, and was now forty years of age • that he bad been in the service of Bar Lemuel Levison for tile last five years; ...
... does not mention the boy's age. Sir Augustus Harris has been telling a Strand Magazine interviewer how be first got hold of Drury Lane Theatre. It was to let ; and why, he asked, should nnt he take it? Fortune seemed to favour me, and a gettleman of position ...
... sensible stuff. Listen to this They took a walk tip Fleet-street, and then went down the etracd, And then they turned op Drury-lane Aid hind, Then climbed to the sixpenny gallery, and a bob went out of Sim'a wage. For • standing seat on the topcnoet row ...
... And I will say this for General Booth, with all due respect to my biamou's opinion, who think% since be went to sae the Drury Lane Pantomime—bad luck to it—that Sir Augustus Harris is the finest stage manager the world has ever seen: that he'd have to ...
... her iii • bow window. Sir Simon Softly, ruurderel it tat play-house in Drury-lane by a frown. W. W.. killed by an unknown hand while ing with • gloss in • front box in Drury-lane. Sir Christopher I Crary, Bart., hart by the brash of a whalebone petticoat ...
... Leno's, Massey's and Mackay's— John Lowry. Leno wrote over soo poems in his book entitled Drury-lane Lyrics, and for a many years he resided in and about Drury-lane. Later he published another volume entitled Kimbarton and other poems, written in the ...
... ad, Greengates, Apfserby Bridge. Laura Town NOWA Gsrtrade Lord, 16, Duststerrilks Terrace, Sold, Rochdale. Emily Firth, Drury-lane, Hoilinwood. blaybarry Turner, 75, High-street, Heywood. Louisa Bell 46, Raphael-street, John Jay. 72, Laos End, Norden ...
... Hollinwood Nellie Higson, 10, Brown-street East, Coins Walter Parker, 3, Clarke-street, Rushton, Blackburn. Alice Daley, 68, Drury-lane, Hollinwood Ellen Antrobus, Burrs, Weimer.'ley Herbert Firth, 219, Garforth-street, Chadderton, Oldham Joseph Ferrer, 22 ...