... DRURY LANE THEATRE. , Sewational drama has, like pantomime, become an institution at Drury Lane. As the seasons come rJund, the patrons of OM Drury know full w4thist an which will appeal bto their feelings their eyesight, will brought before this. Mr ...

... FATAL AFFRAY IN DRURY LANE. During the night, a man, named John Kelly, was killed row in Denham Court, Drury Lane. Several persons were taken to Bow Street Police Station charged with his murder, but the evidence was so slight that they were released ...

... THE LONDON PANTOMIMES. DRURY LANE. The >tory chosen for this year's annual,” as Mr. E. L. Blanchard, invading the vocabulary of magazine literature, prefers to call bis Christmas piece, is the legend of Tom Thumb. This nursery hero is by common consent ...

... THE “OVERFLOW’ QUESTION AT DRURY LANE. At the Bow Street Police Conrt on Saturday, Mr. Augustus Harris of Drury Lane Theatre, asked permission to make statement respecting the charge made against person, residing Woolwich, of having caused disturbance ...

... TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY LANE. m*oy *inc* Robert Baddeley, play actor, left *' £lOO. Tdroe pw Cent. CoQiolidated Bank Kraui tie*, which per oent, porchMe * twelfth cake, with wine punch, which the Udie« of Lane requested partake of. every Twelfth Night ...

... NIGHT” AT DRURY LANE. The annual celebration of time-honoured theatrical festival, which in view of the many old cuatoms that have fallen into desuetude is sometimes regarded as instance of the survival of the fittest, took place at Drury Lane Theatre early ...

... ITALIAN DRURY LANE. The London the Lsrvrpofd write.® waa variousiy estimated by cutaidera that Mr. Harri* lost from £5,000, to £lO,OOO. his ectaon of Italian operas, a® cxperimcnmS cnterroiao which 'Certainly did not bring it# author profit. Well, I not ...

... A SCENE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE NOVEL EXHIBITION OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY.” A scene of tonsulcrablc confusion witnessed T** terday afternoon outside the stage door Li Theatre, in Kusscil Street, Coveut Garden. The ir.r--i ment had issued an advertisement ...

... SIR A. HARRIS AND DRURY LANE. I Sir Augustus Harris has been telling a Strand Magazine interviewer how be first got hold of Drnry Laue Theatre. It was to let; and why, he asked, should not he take it? Fortune seemed to favour me, and aD gentleman of ...

... THE IiTLACAS DJ DRURY LANE THEATRE. MR. WHISTLER’S VERSION IT. I Mr. Whistler baa given interviewer hi* version the fracas Drury tamo Theatre laac Saturday, when h® enlivaond the «n fcracte with attempt Mr. Augustus Moor®, proprietor the Hawk. Necdleae ...

... A POEtIOAL PLAY AT DRURY LANE-. The Ttnes gives the following description of the niow ?? produced on Wednesday evening at Drury Lane, nuder the title of Nitoords, a poetical play in five acts by Misss 0le. Graves. Scene: The city of Memphis aSO its ...

... EXCITING INCIDENT DRURY LANE THEATRE Grave conaoqutfiicea hare r«B!iilb:4 etv. crow many See® tiiiapto in thoafcre than that startled the apfictitor® during the third act tli« cuntf«:»aotic drama Drury I#wi« oo gartwdfty mwohag. The audienc®, densely ...