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... his employment, and A, Ifr ?? Property. About a week after the robbery, s foer a ra'l eventtoa hnouse in Parker-street, Drury-lane, to Vith Plt naed rostery, Owho was suspected to be one Iht rtoi0to Cit sel robber, hut did not find him; but on Pai5airt ...
... personate the Carriers. It -is reported that Dirs. Nisbett, and Dir. and Dirs. Walter Lacy are engaged by Mr. Anderson for Drury-lane It is some years since the two latter performers appeared upon the stage, and their return will no doubt be hailed with ...
... where he-stopped a short time at the corner; he then went on to flolborn, and after this to a public-house in -ing-street, Drury-lane, where he resicained for about- twenty minutes. He then went again into Holborn, where witness stopped him and asked him ...
... communicated to the awning, and befdre- the fire could be put out the van was a complete wreck. Ms.L Short, of Charles-street, Drury-lane, the wife of the proprietor of the van, was so severely injured that she had to be taker to the hospital. The disaster was ...
... prosecutor, and on Wed- yth day afterterbey ti Ghehck robbery, as going to Drury-lane to incoupn with ttie affair, and on that night he Was seen bel PUs withe thher prisoners in Drury -lane. At Cos- °wlY 5;1ev en se arc~hed. 72 skelstoa keys were found; at ...
... vote of thanks had been passed to the chairman. v , A - TEMPERANCE MEETING., A grpeat temperance demonstration was held at Drury-lane- Theatre last Monday. The secretary read,-amidst cheers and hisses, the -following note, in. answer to one requesting the ...
... could be reined in the animal came into yiolent collision with one of Messrs. Soulby's coal waggons, which was crossing from Drury-lane to Museum-street ; the gentleman was thrown on the top of his head, which was lacerated in a dreadful man- ner, and before ...
... tis-prisonrs- - Dzs'euasmoAon .Tusdsy *fternoon,. an- incident oftfmost distressing character occssrred'in Blackmooe-atreet,. Drury-lane. A little girl named Mary Ann LeNvis, Easy pro- -eeeding wvith-her. mrotherthrough the street, when, a- hoop-the I:B-ild ...
... pieces entitled the Cripple of the Clink, and David Copperfield,' are repeated slightly to crowded and delighted houses. DRURY LANE. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS. On Monday 1. Jullien produced his 1 Grand Exhibition Quadrille with pomp eclipsing all his former ...
... born in the parish of Marylebone in 1797. She came out at the Italian Opera in 18th, and appeared on the Englishi stage, at Drury Lane, in 1929. S. S.-The duel between the Duke of Wellington atd Earl Win- ceelsea was fought on the 21st of March, 1828. The ...
... plaudits; and Mr. Creawick -was summoned before the curtain to recsve the honours of the night. JJULLIEN.S BAL- 1SQUE AT DRURY LANE. By way-of proving in the plainest way the popularity of his bal inaeque, M. J ullien has this year ventuied upon- tffm ...
... pointed weapon resembling a dagger. T he complainant stated, that on the preceding night,; as she was walking along near Drury-lane Theatre, she was accosted by the prisoner, who invited her to take some refreshment. She consented, and they went into a ...