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... the prosecution; and Mr. Daly, barrister, at- tended for the defendant. Charles Petter said: I am a spirit dealer, of 36, Drury- lane. I remember the defendant, Mr, Johnson, calling on me early in November last. He asked me if a Mr. Keily had spoken to me ...
... of Alexander or one of his successors. Other tombs exist in the locality. PROPOSED NATIONAL MONUMENT TO SHAKSPBARB.— At Drury Lane, on the 30th inst., a grand dramatic milange will be given in aid of the funds for a national metropolitan monument to ...
... raising funds for the proposed metropolitan monument to SuAnrnSPAuA, have hit upon a scheme of giving a dramatic mnetingte at Drury Lane Theatre on the 30th of this month. The perform- ances, which are to be under the patronage of the Prince and Princess of ...
... -Mr. Lumloy, for- whose benefit Aladlie. Piemmolomini lias taken & leading part in thle recent operatic perfor-mances at Drury Lane, onl Tuesday presented to the lasdy an elega~utbracelet aS a souvenir of his esteem and gratitude. The biticilct, madle ...
... as it would seem, has announced a theatrical performance (or, as he pleases to call itt a Grand hdlolnge Dramatique) at Drury Lane. ae a~nuowoeo that the Prince and Princess of Waies will be present; a fact about which we fear he will fiad himself conmpletely ...
... Wales to England to execute a bust of her Royal High- ness the Princess Alexandra. a Mr Lumley's benefit perfdrmances'in Drury Lane Theatre f have passed off very successfully. The reception given to t. Madle. Picoolomini has been enthusiastic. g The Stern ...
... of gin from the distiller's direct at his office or chambers, and afterwards sold the same to Mr. Petter, a publican in Drury-lane, of whom it was only just to say that he had acted very frankly in the mattes', and had given the Crown all the information ...
... The circumstances which led to Mr. Lumley's representations being given at Drury-lane instead of her Majesty's Theatre are likely to receive a full elucidation, the publication of a pamphlet being announced by that gentleman explanatory of the relations ...
... it marched through a latue, however much to be lamented, it is not surprising, that the people should regard it under a Drury-lane aspect, and that thoy should have tried their hand at amateur ecclesiasticnl theasialsI The brovocstioa was great neversince ...
... representation of Shakespeare's works, in which sixty of the best actors of the day will take part. The perfprmance will be at Drury-lane, under the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. During the year 1862 about 180,000 depositors ...
... I street, City, leathermerchants-J. A. F. rille and M. RBehm, n Minories, provision ?? Ann Whittome and H. S. Whittome, Drury-lane, hosiers-G. Cornall and E. B. Rowell, eLiverpool, cotton dealers-P. Parr and B. T. Tetley, Ashton in ! Mackerffeld, and ...
... Her Majesty's stay at the Castle will not be a. long one. The Prince and Princess of Wales attended the performances at Drury-lane, for the benefit of Mr. Lumley, on Friday evening, when the house was crowded. On Saturday evening, their Royal Highnesses ...