Excerpt from The Theatre, Vol. 15: A Monthly Review of the Drama, Music, and the Fine Arts, January to June, 1890

All day, however, was traffic not wholly suspended, and deter, mined drivers were to be found in plenty to goad poor beasts along weary miles of streets, and, as the white fall ceased, and the leaden sky ran into wisps of silver, these increased in number, until a muffled caricature of everyday liveliness was steaming and struggling onwards.

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