... accurately known. DEATH OF MR. F. B. CHATTERTON.— Mr. Frederick Bale& Chatterten, who was for many years &emaciated with Drury Lane Theatre, died on Thursday last week from a severe attack of bronchitis.. In conjunction with Mr. Edmund Falconer he assumed ...

... at Drury-lane Theatre last Wednesday night. We may say that the eery anticipation of Mr. Macready'a benefit had been of itself a marked arent. The scene outside the theatre prior to the commencement of the performance was moot singular. Drury lane, V ...

... Gresham, Guildhall, and Masons Ilall Taverns, and then proceeded to the various places of amusement, most of them going to Drury Lane Theatre, where by the kindness, of Sir Augustus Harris they were admitted at half price. The officers' dinner took place ...

... exact weight of one recently caught near Windsor Bridge by Mr. Harold Ifoyse, of Windsor. Wiirrx Hasynas.— This remarkable Drury Lane drama, which had such a phenomenal success in Loadon, is to be performed on Monday and Tuesday next, by Messrs. Bestial ...

... death-bed scenes I ever witnessed. to which I was enddenly called one night, was that of Harry Bolino, for years the celebrated Drury Lane clown The sweat of death was on him when I came to his bedside, and the passionate grief of one whom I took to be an old ...

... short time in the house of On the death of and Co. as father, in 1878, Mr. entered the dramatic and ‘bas beon manager of Drury Lane since Be is the joint author cf several dramas of the He bas, besides, three’ Italian Council for the Strand Covent Gerden ...

... coining, state that they do not remember so dry a September. Hmix Kirraz.—Miss Inez Howard's company produced this great Drury Lane success at the Windsor Theatre on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings of this week, and capital houses assembled each ...

... arguments got up for the occasion. His Grace the Duke of Richmond, with a consistency worthy of better cause, took the chair at Drury Lane, but there was an ominous absence of Conservative statesmen. Lord Stanley was not there, nor was his son. the Hon. Edward ...

... nnett, medical officer of St. Giles’s Workhouse, said he was called to deceased on Sun- day morni , at No. 6, Barley-court, Drury lane. He found the child bad been dead some hours. The cause of death was suffocation by drowning. The jury it a very suspic- ...

... walls of every church and chapel, and the hoarding in every street, are covered with huge placards, announcing plays in Drury Lane, operas in Covent Garden, and pantomime elsewhere, and sermons in cathedrals, and lectures in chapels, and fun and wisdom ...

... being found at Whitechapel in a damaged state from having come in collision with a wagvon, and the horse at a stable in Drury- lane. From the evidence on the first charge it appeared that the coachman, Charles Wilson, drove to Putney-heath, but he told ...

... Wales and their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Duke Cesarevitch and the Grand Duchess Cesarevna went to her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane; in attendance were the Countess Apranine,General Stoner, Count Olsoncielf, Dr. Hirsch, and Lieut . Colonel Teesdale, and ...