... vid Dublin. Catholics against ible aggression by the says, “shall come into the at seven of the followed by reception at Drury Lane Ly Sir Ferdinand of Roumania. tion of that landed at Fenit, trains and Y | Mohammedans. udging from the accounts clock, ...

... ELECTRIC MAIN EXPLOSION. Considerable excitement was caused in Drury-lane shortly before eleven o’clock on Monday morning violent explosion beneath the ground, the sudden upheaval of a portion of the pavement, and the rising of considerable volume of ...

... ” The poet’s biographer, old Izaak Walton, informs us that a messenger was at once despatched to Drury House, from which Drury-lane derived its name, who brought information that Mrs. Donne was very sad and sick in bed, after having given birth to a dead ...

... ladies and two gentlemen dance, sing, and play banjos. He had engagement to produce this piece at the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane, and his case was that on that occasion the defendant induced numerous people payment of money and beer to conspire with ...

... Central Criminal Court for the murder of Edith Foole, his sweetheart, cutting her throat a tenor in Greet Queen-street, Drury-lane, uit the night of May 15tfa, was hanged on Tuesday morning within Newgate Gaol. The crime, which the outcome, apparently ...

... borne for fourteen years. This occurrence reminds me that remarks of a similar kind are, in our own country—(except at Drury-lane, of course)—almost unknown in modern times; though now and then one hears of an % undesirable ” being struck off bv the ...

... ’s management at Drury-lane Theatre, in direct opposition to my expressed wishes. It had been my piide to maintain her from my own resources, and we had lived happily together until the time when, by her engagement at the Drury-lane Theatre, she had been ...

... before Sir James Vaughan with assaulting his wife. —Police-constable 267 E stated that at Ave o'clock on be was on duty in Drury-lane, when the s :wife come to him with heed in berrieges and one side of her face areered with bleed. She said her husband bad ...

... not see how England could have observed different attitude towards Italy .—The motion for adjournment was withdrawn. THE DRURY-LANE WINDOW TRAGEDY. The inquest upon the body of Joseph tt nntton, ■ who was found dead in the .'■rea Ssrdiuis-buildliies. Little ...

... man was drowned Glasgow Harbour. A prize fight for £25 a side has taken place near Aidershot. The combatants were Lees, of Drury-lane, and Jack Usher, of Bloomsbury. They fought 17 rounds, and W. Lees won. The contest lasted 35 minutes. A man, whose name ...

... same mixing up of identities occurred. On the The Comtesse de Paris and her family will pass historical night of opera at Drury-lane, when tite the winter at Villamanri their estate in Anda- whole Royal circle sttended, opera were |; pee, ar intend to leave ...

... IE TO LIBERALS. Sir Henry Irving’s London admirers will learn with regret that after the close of his present season at Drury-lane, which will terminate in the course of next month, he will enter upon tour with M. Sardou’s “Dante,” which, embracing all ...