... years in London the business of a merchant. He was one of the Committee, who, with Lord Byron undertook the management of Drury Lane Theatre. He was the originator and conductor of a company which competed not unsuccessfully with the Hudson's Bay Company ...

... Athenteum states that engagements are being made fur the patting performances and farewell benefit of Mr Charles Kean, at Drury Lane. Forty yeses ego, ere he wan out of his Mena, he began his career at that theatre in Norval. Two of his fellow players ...

... commenced. PERSONATING A JURYMAN. At the last seasioos of the Central Criminal Court, London, Mr Frederick Lee, a saddler to Drury Lane, who had been summoned to serve • juror, was fined £lOO for nut at. tending and sending his foreman to represent him, the ...

... given to :MO liberated thieves. The supper was spread the New Chapel hints:at \Vyld Street, one of the worst portions of Drury Lane locality, awl among the visitors were the lion. Jueticu slid Mrs Denman, Mr Justin Watkin Wiili.iine. the Yawl of Filo, ...

... illustrative of Scripture history, is Warty destroyed. The great staircase, of which a representation appeared some time ago in Drury Lane Theatre, with a large quantity of statuary, is all gone. Very many paintings that were at the Great Exhibition in 1862 have ...

... crush in young London I this too literal copying uf their elders. I There were two isnakesperian revivals to-! night. Drury Lane was reopened under the! management of Mr George Rignold, who has' acquired celebrity in America for a spectacular representatiun ...

... to a very large clam of workpeople. They are se follows :— A man named Honey and his children, living at 15 King Street, Drury Lane, and following the occupation of arnicial tower makers, an engaged to manufacture the wreaths of artificial timers so e ...

... limita---as everyone who is acquainted with London knows—there are places as bad se any within them. The reeking purlieus of Drury Lane may fairly or rather foully match WhitechapeL The lanes and courts running eastward from the south end of Gray's Inn Lane ...

... and girls were at work. The defendant pleaded guilty, urging that she had undertaken a large orde► for the pantomime at Drury Lane, and was compelled to keep the workpeople beyond thepsoper4ine. A the of 40s and was indicted. MEMORIAL TO DR COOKE IN BELTATT ...

... materials of Bradford manufacture. Some evidence was given to-day of the dearth of female employment is the metropolis. The of Drury Lane Theatre advertised for 100 young Who, who must y..well made, and pretty, for the pantomime, and in ao lei than taw limas ...

... Next followed the 'Beggar of Bethnal Green,' the Hunchback,' and ' Alfred,' an early effort remodelled. It was aoospted at Drury Lane, and was subsequently reproduced at Covent Garden, Miss Fanny Kemble peforming the principal character ; then The Wife,' ...

... Lady Caroline Barrington, the Countess &WA, and the Hon. Colonel Liddell, honoured the performances at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Wednesday morning. The Duke and Duchess of Athole have arrived at the St Greorge's Hotel, London, from Dunkeld. Lie ...