... the no deae sye.nd It o hee organised a staff ol bosI ga y and lght blue u niowrms, vvho Etand hn font 'of the house at Drury lane 4and su with m1esMageS Or feteh cabs for vlettoih & ns d doing awy witb tbe feb tou t who hang round t reo doors, a BoU ...

... Booth received rether rough h0'1liog, ?? pnehed and js)tled about from side to side, HEO aucceeded, however, In reaching Drury lane wlthout6 much Irjury, and hailing a cab, escoped with no ?? molestation. Madame Moorey al30 left the coact by the seam door ...

... intemper. ance, had left her home, and had been drinking in company with another uatd Mr Augustus Warris, the iessfe of the Drury Lane Theatre, gave a recption on Tharsday evenin to the Colonial Commissioners in connection with the exhibition at South lSensington ...

... Bridge, at Bow street, London, t for sumumonses against their employer, who was I building some model lodging-houses near Drury lane,t for wages due to them. One of the party stated his I inability to pay the cost of the summons, as he was l absolutely ...

... awakened to the gravity of the case and the necessity of prompt and decisive action. Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at Drury Lane Theatre of the members of the McNeill fand committee, Mr Augustus Harris presiding. A sub-oommittee was appointed to aot ...

... performed by students, and led to a commission being Riven by Mr Carl Rosa to write for him Esmersada, which was produced at Drury Lane, March, 1883, with great success; and at Cologne, in German, the same year; and at Hamburg in 1885, Previons to this the ...

... coaneotion with the stae oourred about two year. ago, when she acted ae understudy with Mis ?? Love in the pantomime at Drury Lane, THE INQUEST. Dr lanford Thomas on Saturday afternoon held an inquest at the Fulbam mortuary into the oiroum- stances attending ...

... feature of an unusunally full and attractive programme consisted in the appearance of liis Marie Loftus, fresh from the Drury Lane pantomime, She sang 1That Is Love and other songn, which were so enjoyed -by the audience that It Was only after six ...

... excellent programme is advertised by the management of the People's Palace for the present week, Pnixsm's THnATaH.-The greot' Drury Lane suce0es R umnan Nature,is to bo prorluoed this evening by Mr Henry Dunds.'s well-known company, Mr Wilson Barrett is billed ...

... from thepriloner, saylng that hehad no money. Thetaklung of the house were about £80 a night, Witness got up a benefit at Drury Lane for these unpaid employeess The Magistrate-As manager, would the prisoner have the right to give the refreshment bar to ...

... -was in a Iib Imoribund condition, and WaU esved fromn Ab30lnte I .extinotion w~henilb was tken ln hanfiby ihe ru~ler of E Drury Lane Theatre. he bs brought Italian opera In 6 London ;to an unexampled pitch of suess, snd the C compalay WMic Mr Chut has bag ...

... Join, and ''The Lady of Lyons. In 1889 he Performed at the Grand Theatre, and laster in the la year Kr Daere appeared at Drury Lane, as Dorian T' Oholmondeiey in The Royal Oak, and at the Court in Theatre, under the management of Mr Kendal, as lie Cap ...