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... Mark Lemon, who is a1 Jew, had tried the stage, and failed on it. Then he became landlord of a smalt public house near Drury- lane Theatre, and failed in that. Next he became editor of Punch. in which his success was great. After that he shone atthe Pastch ...
... SUSPEOTED MURDERa OF AN INFANT.-OD Wednesday byuf ad morning, some exoitement prevailed in the neighbourhood to Ci us of Drury-lane, London, in consequence of the discovery vorj he of a murdered infant under the following circumsatnces: wha )r- It appears ...
... guilty. Sentenoe was deferred enboth cases. On Tuesday morning, Henry James, a carpenter, residing-at No, 5, Charles-street, Drury-lane, London, in cleaning a tin bottle, used by mechanics to hold their tea or cofee, incautiously placed the vessel on the fire ...
... Middlesex. )f Charles Mosley and John Marlow Mosley, nows agents, 3. Catherine-Atreet, London. Frederick Collins, pawnbroker, Drury-lane, London. d Meldrum Christie, baker, Oxford-street, London. William Oxford, grocer, Great Yarmouth. William Carr, cheesemonger ...
... Canterbury, on the 4th of September. He -was 97 years and 2 days old. . An Americau actor named Roberts has made his debut a at Drury Lane as Sir Giles Overreach. He was success- ) fal. We never heard of him before. *lfNew York Tribune. t A young lady was asked ...
... on Friday nA evening, to a respectably-dressed female, about 33 VS a years of age, who was standing on the curbstone, b Drury-lane, when she was knocked down and killed by a cart laden with grain. The driver was taken a B into custody. 01 'The schooner ...
... commenced yester- day morning, in a room in Dublin Castle. and Sir The public meeting held on. Friday after- cue noon at Drury-lane Theatre, under the presi- for dency of the Duke of Cambridge, for the pur- plh poso of raising a subscription for a monument ...
... :- The Soldier's Return ; or, What can a] Beauty do? A comic opera, in two acts, as performed tI at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The overture and rn music entirely new, composed by Mr. Hook. It b was rapturously received, and who now so happy OJ ...
... t, sustained a severe scadlipwoiu~i so 3els' from the blow of a crane handle, at Mr. Newton's fr, shes spirit merchant, Drury-lane.-Bridget Conner, aged f9e sea- 1~6ears, Tesiding in No. 9 Court? Stoakdale-atrest, a oer leg fractured by a bale of 3ute ...
... Dleane-street, fronm ;vor 'as a Kinder Liversidge to John Pearson; Denisen-street, frie but from Thomas M'Cabe to John Hanceche; Drury-lane, grea bour from John Owen to Robert Robertso; Duke-street, den 'ence from George Ward to Richard Chenoweth; Edmund- nob ...
... asmised to be at the expense of a number of seats for the use of the public in the Infirmary area. nt.Five members of the Drury-lane and Covent GadnOerLopnyaeanone oappear to- I moo weeigftS.GogesHli onnection wihRyod' epescocrs h rgam idHER MAJESTY AND ...
... Gazette) abound in Melbourne and other sj so parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a build- b i inaslarge as that of our Drury-lane, and there are 0: thel familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with ri by its circus and equestrian feats, and noted ...