... DRURY LANE THEATRE. With Macready, star of Drury Lane as a National Theatre sank for ever. In 1543 the new Wearing ea Amu peeped by which the patent {Wakes lost their menepely of the legitimate drama, mad Sharper and Ilbedirs• as free to the se they to ...

... FIRE IN DRURY LANE. Considerable wu io the neighbourhood of Drury Laos, sooe after fen, o'clock yesterday afternoon. by the outb.cak of a Ire elan ail shop, tenanted by a Mr. Wilde. situated at the corner of Vere-street Sardtnia-slreet• It ie said that ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. SENTENCE OF DEATH. At the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, Richard Reeve, aged 18, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Ann Reeve, in Drury Court, on the 15th of November. Mr Clarke and Beasley appeared for the prosecution ...

... DRURY LANE COMPANY THIS EVENING (MONDAY). Jan. 11th, Sheridan Knowles's Play VIROI N U 8; Or, the Roman Father Mr. Charles Dillon. To conclude with Douglas Jerrold's Drama BLACK-EYED SUSAN. Black-eyed Susan Miss FA.V.VY AJJDtSOM. TUESDAY, Jan. mb. THE ...

... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. SENTENCE OF DEATH, The trial took place at Old Bailey, yesterday, Michael Joseph Holland, a Grarnea roarket port ear. charged with murder Joseph Wot too, boose 1a Drury Lane. Toe case for the prosecution was entirely circumstantial ...

... COLOMBA DRURY LANE. The second of the new English operas promised by Carl Rosa tho commencement of the season was prod need Monday night. It is called Colomba,' and is founded the novel of the same title by Prosper Merimee, the author of Carmen ...

... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Yesterday afternoon J. Troatbock. coroner, resumed the inquest, at St. Clement Dane Vestry Hall, London, on Mary four years, daughter a painter, residing 9. Goldsmith Street, Drary Lane, who was fonnd murdered on the stairs the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The new autumn drama at Drury Lane, Cheer, Boys, Cheer, is remarkable, says the Times, at least for the quantity of the material it contains, as will be gathered from the fact that it occupied on Thursday night some four hours and ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. (Special to the Bristol Mercury.) LONDON, SATURDAY. e A brilliant company gathered around Mr Arthur e Collins to-night, to witness the production of Mr a, Cecil Raleigh's drama of modern life, Hearts are 1' Trumps. The story is not ...

... THE DRURY LANE COMPANY Daring the ran the Drury-lane Pantomime, Mr, F. B. Chalterton has maile ananecmems with Mr. Chute for the production of seri.-s of high-class Dramas, supported by MR. C 11 A R L E 8 DILLON And the entire strength of the DRURY LANE ...

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