... drinking and joking, the other half in evading his creditors. He was sometimes for hours, even for ye, ambushed in the at Drury Lane. He seldom answered letters, ta very often did not open those he revived. He lost receipts, and paid bills twice or three ...

... who came by his death a few weeks since in London from the overturning of a cab en route to attend a Fenian gathering in Drury-lane, and whose funeral was attended by such an enormous concourse of the Irish Londoners. The source horn which this statement ...

... be taken up. The auditorium o this new theatre will seat 3,000 pawns, and the Tovember 27,1869 stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A covered facade in front of the house is also contemplated, calculated to shelter a thousand people, if need be, from ...

... that the new theatre and winter garden in Leicester-square will seat 6,000 people. The stage is 10 feet deeper than that of Drury-lane theatre, and fitted with the most recent scientific appliances. Separate staircases will be provided for each of the four ...

... great expense which it entails the performers, who cannot be reasonably expected to bear the cost. The two opera honsee—Drury Lane and Corent Garden —where the make the outlay, will alone have this season the French pitch. THI Bbatb,” Aa—Generalizations ...

... ringing in the Great St. Jaap-a'a Hall, while the-human Cbriaty* are tinging in the email Hall. How if Mr. F. B. Ch.atterton, Drury Lane, ahoul l elect manufacture io-tead of engaging , company next Chriatmar?'* 0 . 0 0 ...

... shady place.— Spenser : Fairy Queen. Exhausted worlds, and then imagined new. Dr. Johnson : Prologue at the opening of the Drury Lane Theatre, 1747. point a moral or adorn a tale.— lbid ; Vanity of Human Wishes. Slow rises worth by poverty depressed.— lbid ...

... {ur 1887 ”’; by Mr. Augustus Harris, *‘ Catalogue of the Exhibition of Armada and Elizabethan Relics,’’ recently held at Drury -lane Theatre. Reference ln’bng.—!onr committee have accepted the tender of Mr. W. H. erd?‘? for making and fixing addi:ional ...

... to country bumpkins, barely finding bread for his wife and child, he was just as great a genius as_ when he was crowding Drury-lane. When Broughaw presided in the House of Lords, he was nob ¢ Lit better or greater than when he hung about in the Parliament ...

... We ran A N 11,11.1 AT no Mmni.teco —lt dangerous deal woo that performed by Edward Fisher at the Middlesex Manic Hall. Drury Lane, London. On Wedoemlav evening 110 went there, and was seen by I a poliore•rgeant to throw something heavy from the gallery ...

... Dramattcal enit.ner• n PAIITONIMIKS —Daring pantomime time Mere is always. end in room wave than one an unusual spectacle at Drury Lane. Coder the atms of the great theatre there go on daily all tb- °per, Pont of a pablie elementary school. It is a school ...

... Iligheed. aged 21, human, was *gestated at Newts. on Tandy morning Ins the murder of Edith Poole, whose throat he tut in Drury Lane. The mender was a deliberate and brutal one. Higbfield had courted the girl for five or six years. and they were to have ...