... ’s management at Drury-lane Theatre, in direct opposition to my expressed wishes. It had been my piide to maintain her from my own resources, and we had lived happily together until the time when, by her engagement at the Drury-lane Theatre, she had been ...

... hot summer evening. Mr. Phelps, who, likewise, disagreed about their respective roles with M. Fechter, is going to take Drury Lane, undeterred the failure of Mr. Falconer. The Adelphi ghost is demonstrative as ever, and comes suddenly upon one in the ...

... ” The poet’s biographer, old Izaak Walton, informs us that a messenger was at once despatched to Drury House, from which Drury-lane derived its name, who brought information that Mrs. Donne was very sad and sick in bed, after having given birth to a dead ...

... winds out, rings tne peals of bells, and echoes their voices in grand hymn of rejoicing. What marvellous spectacle is the Drury-lane Pantomime. Our dear clever old friend, Puss in Boots, who has been the hero of nursery legend for yearn and years back, ...

... Bower of Love, comes on rather late in the evening for those who have to make a train journey to reach home. Not even at Drury Lane, which prides itself ,on such successes, has anything more artistic been seen than this one, designed ana painted by M. ...

... man was drowned Glasgow Harbour. A prize fight for £25 a side has taken place near Aidershot. The combatants were Lees, of Drury-lane, and Jack Usher, of Bloomsbury. They fought 17 rounds, and W. Lees won. The contest lasted 35 minutes. A man, whose name ...

... ladies and two gentlemen dance, sing, and play banjos. He had engagement to produce this piece at the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane, and his case was that on that occasion the defendant induced numerous people payment of money and beer to conspire with ...

... years. Mr. Augustus Harris has presented the whole of hie collection of playbills, pamphlets, and printed matter relating to Drury Lane Theatre to the British Museum. (From Truth.) The Qaeen has consented to the publication of the Prince Consort’s correspondence ...

... splendid congregations to speak to, which could not got anywhere else. THEATRE DOOR WORK. Their efforts were mainly directed to Drury Lane, where it was well known that very wicked plays were performed night after night. The lasses distributed the ** War Cry ...

... Monro be on the alert, for the ** Here are again of Jack the Ripper” would be less welcome greeting than Mr. Harry Payne's Drury-Lane. Mr. Poland is last a Q.C., and is interesting to know that the Lord Chancellor, who confers this dignity, used to sit in ...

... certainly been shewn flagrant disregard of this rule in some quartern w ßeauty and the Beast' is still drawing large houses Drury Lane. the way, notice that the role of Beauty is being played fay under-study, although Lady Dunlo's name la still in the programmes ...

... Exchange Hall, Banbury. The Management begs respectfully to annonno that arrangement* have been made SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Drury Lane Theatre, London, For a THREE NIGHT VISIT «f his Tatented COMEDY COMPANY, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, February 4th, sth ...