... Irving to give the stalls the first night of The Merchant Venice to the press. As a result, Mr George Kignold, who opened at Drury Lane Theatre on the same night, was not exhaustively noticed. Indeed, in certain quarters be was most unfairly slurred over. ...

... Merritt, undeniably one of the most rising dramatists of the day—eminently fitted, in fact, to write successful Adelphi or Drury Lane drama—has taken up bis abode in Jersey. He is bard at work on a new drama. Yes, repeat it—hard at work. According to a letter ...

... his Patrons. This Wonderfully-Realistic Drama, pvoduoed the Drury Lane Theatre, Loudon, in 188 ft, is playing in the Principal Theatres in Great Britain. It is the greatest of all Drury Lane U Thecompany will consist of the Old Favour- Has and New Stars ...

... to be seen by all visitors to London—l mean 44 A Midsummer Night's Dream, at the Queen's Theatre, and 44 Amy Robsart at Drury Lane. Both pieces are put upon the stage with extraordinary effect, the scenery, spectacles, dresses, &c., being of the highest ...

... tenant of the farm Knock, Berwickshire. At York Place, Edinburgh, on the 3d inst., Mr James Bell, S.S.G. At 13 Clare Court, Drury Lane, London, the Ist inst.-, Mr Alexander Dutt, compositor, late of Kelso. At Powder Hall, Edinburgh, the 9th inst., Lieute ...

... the Haymarket, ‘ Pee Day” at the Lyceum, and the “ Colleen Bawn,” with the late attraction o “ The Relief of Lucknow,” at Drury Lane, continue to attract thousands; but, during the t week, Mr Phelps, at the theatre with which his name has been so long ...

... the wheel of Gladstone’s adversaries. SCiJOOL BOAKD ADMINISTRATION. proposed School Board school iu Little Wild Street, Drury Lane, together with a playgrouud, would cost *22,000. Whether the playgrouud will be included the scheme remains seen. Board ...

... Conduit Street, and Drury Lane, the employers of the prisoner Hawes, ifr Blanchard Wontner, who prosecuted, said that the Messrs Firmin were button makers, and Hawes had been for some months in their service at the factory in Drury Lane. Among other clerks ...

... more eventless —in the theatrical sense. Drury Lane is gorgeous and as complete as ever, thanks to the united efforts of Managers E. L. BUnoMMtt (for a delicious bit criticism coqpH me to the Era notice of Drury Lane), Beverley, and J. Cormack; and there ...

... fortunate that Wednesday night was not very cold ; otherwise the few dozens of enthusiasts who stood outside the doors of Drury Lane all night in order to obtain admission to the gallery for the great benefit might have heljied to make the undertaking business ...

... two other tragedies will be found among the horrors of the week, and in addition to these, a man named Witley, living in Drury Lane, London, murdered his wife on Tuesday morning, and then attempted suicide, oommitciug such injuries upon himself as to leave ...

... Parisian managers are after “The World” for production in Paris ; and Lam not much surprised by such information, for this Drury Lane piece com- prises the most remarkable series of sensa- tional scenes ever witnessed on the London stage. Messrs Meritt, ...