... spectators ?? in aid of funds for Spitalfields School of Design,. and thereby benefit native artists, took place Friday in Drury- lane Theatre under circumstances of unparalleled brilliancy, being under auspices of ladies of first rank and fashion-about 4000 ...

... engaged at Drury-lane, where she appeared as Lydia ^(Langiiols, on Oct. 4 of that year. Mrs. Orger's success in that character at once placed her in a respectable position on the London stage, and lshe continued to perform regularily at Drury- lane till 1881 ...

... from Paddington terminus at quarter to 7 ?? of Kent arrived at Clarence House from Froguiore Lodge, and in evening honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence-her Royal Highness attended divine service Sunday in Chapel Royal, Saint Janes's.-Understood her ...

... Majesty's Theatre; and also that her marriage with the Rev. Mr. Grote is definitely arranged. M. Jullien, the new lessee of Drury Lane, appears to be active in his arrangements preparatory to opening the theatre. It will retain its character of an English ...

... allowed to take their leave-but nothing ?? Paper. Mr. Duruset (for so many years a public favourite at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane end C~ovent Garden) died yesterday morning after an illness of a few months' duration, in the 52d year of his age. GREAT ...

... eleven sheep froin R. Bagshawe, of Hope, sentenced to 15 years' ?? blow- street Polie(, court Jrda , J. home, mooiey-taker at Drury Lane Theatre, committed for trial for emblezzling money taken at thle (lour.-At Mnrlborougllm-strrct PoliceO Court Thurnsday ...

... Albert, his Royal Highness at same time graciously consenting to be patron of Society.. Thirtieth anniversary festival of Drury Lane Theatrical Fund celebrated Friday at Freemasons' Tavern, Duke of Cambridge presiding, supported on right by Count de Montemolin ...

... u awarded this year to Mr. Mlain for classics, Mr. Harpur C for mathematics, and Mr. Phillips for Prench.-Concerts ?? at Drury Lane Theatre continue, notwvithstanding s warmth of weather to attract crowded audiences every llight.-Mr. Franks re-opened Victoria ...

... Giubilei, all of whom are well known to an Oxford audience- also Miss Sara Flower. whose brilliant debut last season at Drury Lane, in the opera of La Gazza Ladra, antl whose subsequent success in Tancredi and L'Elisir ?? at the Princess's Theatre, has ...

... pictures, and share in the Sturey Theatre, to his widow-l among numnerous legacies are 501. each to Covent Garden i and Drury Lane Theatrical Funds, 501. to Blind School, l 501. to Loesdon Os-phan Asylumi, 501. to every public a Hospital in Metropolis ...

... the ?? of Kent and large party of Nobility visited Thseatre last ?? I Majesty and the Prince honoured Germian company at Drury Lane Theatre with their presence Friday evening. -Sunday illustrious couple and ?? suite attended divine service in Chapel itoyal ...

... 14 MNaughten, the assassin of Mr. Drummond, removed to Bethlem Hospital 15 Anti-Corn Lxaw League Mectings commenced in Drury- lane Theatre, time speakers anld leading leaguers occupying the stage. 'They continued wcolkly throughout the season after which ...