... THE NEW Doss HOUSE, PARKER -STREET, DRURY LANE. A comrade had the curiosity to go see the home pro% ided for casual workers by the L.C.C. which in point of detail leaves little to be desired. Light, air, warmth and opportunities for cleatilintss me all ...

... of Sudermann- for they rerolutionaiy, say what you will. In The Plane (which the German company have been performing at Drury Lane) Sudermann shows us that Honor (the title of the piece) is much the same sort of commercial commodity in Germany that ...

... community are drawn the vast incomes of some of the greatest of our statesmen; Lord Salisbury is the owner of that portion of Drury Lane, where the death-rate is 146 per I,ooo,—the highest in the Kingdon►; compare that with Croydon, the home of the bourgeois ...

... Those of us who have read Bleak House can remember Dickens' description of the funeral of poor Nemo in the churchyard in Drury Lane, a hemmed-in churchyard, pestiferous and obscene. At last, into a beastly scrap of ground, which a Turk would reject ...

... to peregrinate weekly round sonic of the most pestiferous quarters on earth, near the Strand, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, etc., for the great Thrift Philanthropic Assurance Co., Ltd. (it is a pathetic fact that the English workman will deny ...

... April 1893. ld. 27, Goldsmiths'-buildings, Drury-lane, W.C.—ln this number Dan gets for the Prince of Wales. Forward. A marching song by An English Yeoman. Music awl wor.ls Id. Published by F. Hunt, 78, Drury-lane, W.C. The Melbourne Riots and how Barry ...