... space ; but that not what is meant the term. VYhitechapel may be filled to suffocation, and in the courts and alleys of Drury Lane and Homers Town, sixteen grown up persons may and do lie in one small room ; but that not being full, the polite sense of ...

... than a Mark Lemon, who is Jew. had tried the stage, and failed on it. Then he became landlord of a small public-house near Drury Lane Theatre, and failed in that. Next he became editor of Punch, in which his success was great. After that he shone at the ...

... especial subject, high art, low life, and with the nerve of a moral gladiator, shows us the houses of the dangerous classes iu Drury Lane; life, or rathe'* living death, in cellars, in overcrowded garrets, &c. ; and explains the bearing of homes upon health ...

... opinions from all sorts of people, has kindly un- i dertaken the part of Emilia—Mrs. Vezin, whose performance of Desdemona at Drury Lane theatre during the present season has been spoken of in terms of the highest praise, will represent the virtuous but unfortunate ...

... Also, Messrs. Brough and Hallidat's apropos Farce of DOING BANTING. „ Dramatic Corps will assisted by MKS. HERMA\N VEZIN (Drury Lane), and MISS MARRIOTT (Sadler Well*). Admission by ticket only. No money taken the doors. PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. IN consequence ...

... the Rue Drouot, Paris, on Saturday last. The whole sale brought nearly 60.000f. The annual meeting of the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre was held at the theatre on Saturday, when it appeared from the report of the committee that the theatre was in an ...

... on the body of Robert Lord, who is said to have been thrown out of a window of a questionable house in Barley-court. Drury- | lane. A woman is in custody on the charge of throwring him out, and her statement is that he leaped out. Tho ' evidence given ...

... Window.—Anne Smith, who stood remanded on the charge of murdering Robert Lord throwing him out of a window in Barley-court, Drury-lane, was on Monday re-examined at Bow-street. Mr. Hutchinson Roys Bell, the house surgeon at King's ('ollege Hospital, stated ...

... opinions on the subject. The motion was rejected 306 F.H. It was in this year that the League held it- tir-t great meetings in Drury-lane Theatre, ami before it li. expired Mr. Bright had been returned for Durham, and Mr. Pattison a free-trade member for the ...

... brilliant. The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, attended by Major Grey, honoured the performance at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with their presence Wednesday evening. The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Prince Alfred and the Duke of Cambridge, and ...

... overboard, and the schooner bore up for England. Brutal Murder.—On Saturday night last a fearful outrage was committed in Drury-lane by a number of desperate characters who reside that locality. It appears that Patrick Fitzgerald, 50 F, had obtained sevej ...

... amalgamation had long been a favourite scheme of his, but he had found great difficulty in dealing with it. He thought that the Drury Lane Fund and the Covent Garden Fund might both be amalgamated, if the subscribers to them were assured of the benefits which ...