... Mr T Carey, making a total of 91 2a collected by him . 1 50 The Silk Weavers ef Dubslin, per Mr A Whearty, . 10 0 London, Drury lane ward, per Mr T H'O'Connell .. I6 0 - Mace ward, per Mr JCullen 5 15 0 - Rotherhlte ward, per Mr J O'Halloran I' 1 1 - St ...

... member of the family of Glover, well known in the musical world, and lie may be remembered as conduct. inug English Opera at Drury lane Theatre in 1894, and Mr. Heidmont's seam.rn of opera in: ng- lish, at Covent Garden, in 1895. Some music of his was interpolated ...

... figs Elaine Gryce, a talented young soprano, ?? washeard to great advantage with thelkte S-i AugXIstuENrri' opera ?? .at Drury lane, asnd as M£ireate at thue .Savay Thevtre Hayden Coffi3,> aletliso,0;tallged.db~ez curoa bv Lodoaimusie hat]. .s., >.3l& ...

... Hi¢hfield, 21, LIabarer,' was ?? guilty of the wilful murder of id-s sweethleart, Bith ,Mg ret Poole, by cutting her threat in Drury lane on May 13th. The pair were engaged to be mnorried in Augist, 'btit owirg to a difference between them the girl broke off ...

... wife, -4a -e ?? the actress, by throwing glass at her , ?? bocuee in Covent Garder, and ikicking le 5So0y ard legs at Drury Lane Theatre. also stated taiat tile accused had ?? to serve her as Polly Newbery's hus- Ot 'rrsde- Polly Newbery. ?? hard, for ...

... already amounts to a handsome sum, has been opened-and the1e the leading members of the companies of the various theatres-of Drury lane, Haynarket, Lyceum, Adelphi, Strand, Olympic, and others- have joined in once grand combination of the greatest theatrical ...

... Irish drama, Which has been the subject of so much enthusiasm in the United States, will be produced to-tnorrow night at Drury- lane Theatre, end great interest in its good fortune prevails in theatrical circles, The actor-dramatist him- self is sure of ...

... malicious un- fairness by which it isactuated. Taes first performniace of Jack and the Be an- stalk was given last night at Drury lane, with every promise: of the highest success. The ten- dency to over-elaborate the ' business in these productions, of ...

... bodies here. Mr MlCarhy a N paid a large number of and were able, I understa:li-. valuable information on the: -- The new Drury Lane d&_: ?? Saturday night achieved nu: - - success. Its title is -H1earts 1-rT it is the work of M\r Ceeil ?? putation, as ...

... ob- tain evidence for the inquiry itself. SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. TWO MNEN SHOT. . London, Thursday. An accident of a rather serious character occurred to-night at Drury lane Theatre . during the performance of the drama - A Lire of Pleasure ...

... Shirley at the general election. I understand the Lord Mayor of Dublii has accepted an invitation from the manager of Drury- lane Theatre to attend in state the morning per- formance tbat will be given on lMonday next in aid of AThe Dublin Mansion House ...

... more amiable aspect of the conqueror of Europe. Mr Henry Neville, who is drawing London to see The White Heather, at Drury Lane, is older than he looks, for he was born in 1837, in Manchester. His father was an actor, and young Harry started with a ...