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... the Hole-in-the-Wall, and stayed there fur five or six years. About 1845 they again came to London, and took a cigar•hop Drury-lane. Mrs. Elliott was also engaged as madras at various minor theatres. Mee. Elliott said that hs had lived a very profligate ...
... varied from sixpence to the upper gallery—which is about as near to the clouds and. out of the way as the shilling gallery at Drury-lane—to a shilling in the body of the tabernacle, and 2s. 6d. in the gallery ; and without tickets none were admitted. At these ...
... men, and oa they receive much smaller salaries, the gain to the Government is considerable. Preparations are being made at Drury-lane The Are for the revival of rshekespeare's First Par of Hairy the Foactk, which is intended to succeed the hol.day saberteinmenL ...
... Superintendent Hawkeeye confidentially informs his friend Stylus, the liner, that there has been a murder in Grabball's-rents, Drury-lane, and forthwith the penny-a-linerla alt acuteness and excitement, and the nett morning John Ilawkseye Las the pleasure of ...
... escaping the consequences of their act.—A fearful domestic tragedy took place last Saturday night in Little Russell-street, Drury-lane, London. A young couple, but three weeks wedded, quarrelled about some trivial matter, when the husband attacked the wife ...
... Monument Fund. Some half-dozen of them took place on the evening of the 23rd, and the remsinder during the following week. Drury-lane Theatre had already, in contemplation of the celebration, produced with great elaboration and splendour the first part of ...
... whose bodies were discovered on the second floor of a house belonging to Mr. Head, linendraper, situate in Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane, which was destroyed by fire on Thursday night last. The bodies were not discovered until past three in the morning, when ...
... like to have been trepanned in the foliating manner :—The lady had appointed to meet a gentlewoman at the old play-house in Drury-lane, but extraordinary business prevented her coming. Being alone, when the play wet over, she bade a boy call a coach for the ...
... worship.—t'ity Press. A wcman named Anne King, aged 25, was found mothered in a cellar of wed on Wednesday, at a house in Drury-lane which is in the occupation of a sweep. On the previous day the deceased had vialted another woman, and the two woman drank ...
... —At the Dew- Oren Peanut-court, en Saturday. An tote, was charged with throwink a t a t at • bad house in Barley -croft, Drury.lane. The was hewed by one of the other :odgers to return hens on erasing, about two o flora, sod go up to her aseempanied by ...
... Falconer, has at last been °gercome, for any mother can take he r child to the morning performance of the pantomime at Drury-lane, and actually see it now without a Peep o', Day.' L'EsPRIT COURT LEe RUFS.'—Louis Napoleon, like a wise tactician as he ...
... amusements. Mr. Stammers's scheme, in continuation of that first started by Mr. E. T. Smith—of popularising good music at Drury Lane—bids fair to be very successful. He gives his audience good operas, good performers, good singers, at astonishingly low ...