... JOHN GOUGH IN DRURY LANE THEATRE A LAWiE awl moat respectable audience was gathered within the walls of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Monday evening, Dec-tuber convened by the committee of the Loudon Teinpersuee League, for the purpose, chiefly, of ...

... ,r 4 ' tapenaea. who lodged at 6, Drury Lane, and who, after to his wife, destroyed himself. Mary widow of the deceased, said she bad been mewled fourteen years. sad had one child. Occasionally her Imbued drank to sad was then very hasty in Momper. lie ...

... CHAPTER V. That gentleman resided in the Drury Lane region in order to be at the centre of sport. To the land of pantomimes, alleys, and es-il smells Dick accordingly made his way, a cigar between his teeth, his stet , elastic, his chest thrown out, his ...

... nine acres, and situated in Glagshouse-street, near the Mint; Whitecmssstreet, St. Luke's; Bedfordbury ; Great Wild-street, Drury Lane; Pear Tree Court, Clerkenwell; and Old Pye-etreet, Westminster. To cover these eites with buildings of the character hitherto ...

... Mr A. Griffiths Mold: Mr. R. H. .Tonea New Brichton: Mr. .T. Roberts Queen's Ferry: Mr. T. Nock Broncliton: Mr. A. Crate Drury Lane: Messrs. .T. Millington and J. Robert , ; Fleetwood Circuit : Fleetwood: Rev. E. T. Thornton: Mr. J. Billincton Blackpool ...

... sometimes is, and what no holiday should ever be, only to go the *and of the poorer quarters of London during a public festival. Drury Lane is a paodemociom ; the taverns of the Dials empty themselves, chiefly by their own fermentation, in no mines of dreadful ...

... Square in the Heart of London.' This mile square. or cal fourth of a square mile. Mc-ludas St. (Miss's. Seven Dials. and Drury lane. reaching from the Britlah Museum nearly to the Strand. and from Soho Square to Bloomabary. To illustrate this lecture have ...

... dark park hark, The signal of the setting sun—one gun! And six is sounding from the chime, prime time, To go and see the Drury Lane Dane slain, Or hear Othello's jealous doubt spout out, Or Macbeth raving at that shade made blade, Denying to his frantic ...

... expression only in seeking to win the natives of Africa, India or China for the gospel, while the natives of Whitechapel and Drury Lane in London, of the Cowgate and West Port in Edinburgh, of Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, of vile slums in Liverpool, and of the ...

... PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AMETROPOLITAN MEETING of the Members and Friends of the United Kingdom Alliance in DRURY LANE THEATRE, will be convened on or about Wednesday, May 30th, when addresses will be delivered by some of the most distinguished advocates of ...

... majority, and induce theta to yield the point to the seceders Myles M'Sweeney, Weztsawster.-- , Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, presiding over a recent meeting of publicans, said, he could understand a bill which caused public-houses to be ...

... publio-housee all over the kingdom. You can read this record of infamy in larger type in the windows of the most drunken dens in Drury Lane or Whitechapel. I ask you, noble baronets! illustrious knight eminent physicians! friends of temperance and health! whether ...