... - DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Refierring to Nuxing Day incidents .n London a corre- e epondent snyo : It was, (t cf. ir-P to Drury Lu-e thut the bulk ,f the the.itr.-g.inV ?? di(eected their c steps Tne hOns--, ftin-d ill hiatrionic annalg' for its panto- r ...

... Jat^t muis. Tuesday, 4 p.m. EXECUTION OF A DWAHF. THE DRURY LANE JIURDERER HANGBD. George Robertson, n aiwarf, convicted of tbe murder nf Mary Kene.ilry. a i hild of four years, in Lrnry Lane, was hanged nt Newgate this morning. The convict passed a resiless ...

... yeomen, tenant-farmers, ship-owners, merchants, and tradesmen, from every part of the kingdom, assembled within the walls of Drury Lane Theatre, besides vast number of members of the same classes, who, unable to obtain access to the largest place of meeting ...

... played a round comedy with the [is late G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, and elicited the hearty to commendation of critics and audience, She created the or buffo part in Duggan's opera Levine. From Drury Lane she as went to the Haymarket, and made her mark as ...

... Pillaby Pitlou, Captain JcEfcock ; Grice (a gardener), Mr. Bell. Kitty Clive (Comedy by Frankfort Mooro) : Kitty dive (of Drury Lane). Miss Muriel Wilson; Jack Bates (a provincial actor), Captain Jeffcock ; Landlord ofthe King's Head. Ihateham, Mr. Leo ...

... undertaken by the Hon. Mrs. George Hill- Trevor, Miss Nora Vandeleur, Mr. Stuart Anderson, and Mr. Stephen T. fiwart (ol Drury Lane Theatre). Special mention should be made of the charming songs ot Mr. Maurice Farkoa. They were both plqcaot and pretty ...

... broadest part, the court runs out into White Hart Street, which in turn communicates with Catherine Street on the one hand and Drury Lane on the other. Throughout its whole length it contains dilapidated three-storey houses which are occupied by porters in Covent ...

... never be induced toacknowledge. d of When the vase was presented to that great actor by the corm a e mittee and company of Drury Lane, he refused to subscribe, ti is saying, You may cup Mr. Kean if you please, but you a i shant bleed me.- Life and Times ...

... Montgomery, who is favourably known in to Derby as an accomplished elocutionist, has made a very lat successful appearance at Drury Lane Theatre as Hotspur. t rst He is nightly received with enthusiawn, and by the una-., nimous voice of the critics his imp ...

... Carroll. aged 76,; on the following day the Marquis D;,lhousrie; on tbe 2t3th Mr. Alfred Buon, for many years lessee of Drury Lane !.'Theatre, and Lieutenant- General Willes, aged 71; on the 25th tte Earl of Mer- borough, aged 77 ; on the 26th- the' Rev ...

... lto nmaistain her from my own resources, and we had lived happily together until the time when, by Iter engagement at the Drury lane Theatre, site had been brought withi the It intluence of Mr. Boueiicult. Thilsshtuation that we had previously livesd unhappily ...

... _____- and and DANGEROUS Pia'-LIG11TS.-On Friday a litle girl named ged Eliza Bryant, whose parents live in Hentler's-court, Drury- lane, was selling the new dynamite pipe-lights in Leicester- Sol square, when, by some means, a quantity of the dynamite paper ...