... NS, (‘1 Mh\\‘ahleßY ¥ W.ul.a;vmn. w satherin; stletoe. .M. W 9. Gone nw.{i\z Hunting S(fl(h, b '?’mfl%‘:‘m Boxing Night.—~Drury Lane. IK S. L. Fildes. Taking His Fase. By j\‘L Milf.\%(, R.A. The Girl | Left Behind Me. By M. E. E. Half an Hour too Farly ...

... “drums” of the West, the “teas,” and suppers, and dances of the East. Again, there are the theatres of all classes, from Drury Lane and St. James' to a penny “ gaff,” the music halls, the dancing saloons, t%\c taverns numberless. But when all is said, ...

... THEATRES. DRURY LANE.—At 7, Borrowed Plumes. 745, King o'Scots. Beda, uwg&n.—u 7 B A larming Sacriice. ~ Pietra. Rural wm‘t‘(:;%{&nummmm-muwv 745 riste. muc%n-m 7, The Secret. After Dark. Master Jones's Birth. NEW QUEEN'S —At 7, The Lancashire Lass. wange ...

... THEATRES. DRURY LANE=At 7, Nine Points of the Law, 2.45, King o'Scots. HAYMARKET.—An_AIarming Sacrifice. Pietra. Rural Felicity. I’IINC:SS'S.—M 7, The Secret. After Dark. Master Jones's ku\lay. NEW sf.,';:flrz\fi—m Lancashire Lass The Stranger, Stranger ...

... Theatre in Shoreditch, opposite the Great Eastern Railway station? But those who have done so have found a house as large as Drury Lane, tastefully decorated, most comfortable in everyrespect, and withan excellent compan)'.givir:}g cvery night the English ...

... in the number of the !gutm where this kind of entertainment is put prominently forward as a special holiday attraction. Drury Lane has always enjoyed a great rel:utalion for its pantomimes, with the production of which names illustrious in pictorial art ...

... with the performances of the various pantomimes, which have alrcady been described at length in our columns, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Queen's, the Ilaymarket, the Gaiety, the }{olbom, St. fnmcs's. the Surrey, &c., all told the same excellent story—viz ...

... THEATRES, & COVENT GARDEN.—At 7, The Boarding School. Robinson Crusoe. DRURY LANE —At7, My Wife's Out. 7 45, Puss in Boots. HAYMARKET.—Az 7, A Hero of Romance. The Frightfsl Hair An Alarming Sacrifice. ADII.P‘I.{I.—AC( 7, Did you ever send your Wife to ...

... them Jaace to the Hellenes in thewr conflict* THEATRES, &re. FOVENT GARDEN.—At 7, The Boarding School. Robinson Crusoe. DRURY LANE —At7, My Wife's Out. 7.45, Puss in Boots. HAYMARKET.—At 7, A Hero of Komance. The Frightful Hair. ADUJ‘\)‘I l.—ACt 7. lmiyou ...

... ‘ .{' THEATRES, &e. JOVENT GARDEN.—At 7, The Boarding School. Robinson Crusoe. DRURY LANE.—At 7, My Wife's Out. 7.45, Puss in Boots, E HAYMARKET.—At 7, A Hero of Romance. ‘The Frightful Hair. ADILP‘I‘II‘—A‘! F Ddyou ever send your Wife to Camberwell ...

... THEATRES, &« OOV?? GARDEN.—At 7, The Boarding School. Robinson Crusee. DRURY LANE. —At7, My Wife's Out. 7.45, Puss in Boots, HAYMARKET.—At 7, A Hero of Romance. ‘The Frightful Hair. ADI.LP‘(I.—M l. D'Jyn ever send your Wife to Camberwell ? 7.4, LYCIU&:M ...

... veosmwm. THEATRES, & _— COVENT GARDE —At 7, !he Soarding School Robinson Crusoe. DRURY LANE. —At7, Ny'\\m\“l 7.45, Puss in Boots. Ha MAYMARKET.—At 7, A Hero of Komance The Frightful Hair ADBLP‘}‘! IL—At 7, DJyu ever send your Wile to Camberwell? 7.45 ...