... tore:all, indeed, that ono of the most thronged and appreciated of such diminutive open spaces is the old churchyard in Drury-lane, which Dickens drew each an appalling picture in Bleak House. The terrible disaster et the Crystal Palace, by which a ...

... lodging-boom., specially erected by them now approaching oompletion, are expected to be opened next mouth in Parker-street, Drury-lane. The last name is suggestive of a metropolitan dthrict in which common lodging-homes must often be in request. It has been ...