... Miss Linley and Miss Linley's letters to Sheridan were found, after a lapse of sixty years buried in an old. barrel in a Drury lane cellar. bliss Matilda Stoker (a sister of Mr Bram. Stoker) has been going through the mnaterial, and has built from it, ...

... PREMIER. Mg. and Mo. Gladatone, accompanied by MsI Gald. stono and the Hon. Bpencer Lyttlton, on Saturday evening visited Drury Lane Theatre fur the purpose of wilnesselg the performance of '1 Carmen by the aril Res Opern Company. The Premier and party ...

... mouse's whiskers tickle your mouth, bite. .- The lion. r. S *- having finished a tragedy, sent it to ?? for performance at Drury Lane. The proprietor hllooked at it, and laid it on the table. In a few days tie author called , Well nOW mg dear Sheridanj ...

... illusively re-pro. duced, and as Mr. Rignold brings with him to our boards all the arti aks who appeared in the play at Drury. lane, with the gorgeous dresses and appointments then used, and much of the original scenery, a complete and effective representation ...

... William Leonard. On the afternoon of Saturday, the 19th inst., Buckley, who was a labourer, went to the Grapes public- house, Drury lane, and it is alleged that in the back yard there the prisoners assaulted him, and took 28s from his pocket. Buckleydefended ...

... avery well drawn aud ergraved two-page picture. There is also a eaggeative page of lua sian war sbipp, and some sketches of Drury Lane pantomime. Mr Stanley J. Weyman begins a new story. Black and White is a special New Year's number, with a capitally printed ...

... visit with Mr. Hamilton's di amatised version of Oulda's remarkable story, Moths, -At the Theatre Royal, I4ing street, the Drury lane success, Youth, will be presented this evening for the first of six Lights. It is to be produced with all the effects ...

... being passed, DEA.TH OF~ MR J. R. ANDERSON. a a The death is auncnod of Mr 3, R. Andersen, I 1forme6ly of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Born in Glasgrow in Maly, 1811, in the early pacot of his career he 1strolled 0 n a member I Of the ...

... at the Royal Oak, in the eventng.T PEiure's TiRcATRux,-To-night will be given the last it representation of the popular Drury Lane play entitled '0 ?? Pleasure, Next week the Carl Rosa Opera Company P. Ls will fulfil an engagement which has been locked ...

... library. 3 It is rusmoured in London that Mr Cecil Raleigh, the dramatist and iournalist, ia to be the new manager of i Drury Lane. Sir Charles Mitchell, Governor of the Straits Settlements and their dependenciee, bas been appointed High Canmmis. j . ...

... date, interviews Lady Violet Greville. It h a also several portraits of Miss Lily Harold, a charming member of the last Drury Lane pantomime oompany, and of Mies Maggie Gorat, who is appearing in the Gaiety Girl, while it interviews Mr P. R. Bonson ...

... Tlsefemaleprarts will beheld by adietiuiguihed lady amateur, AMiss Cerlotta Addison, lire. Barrett. of the Theatre fRoysi, Drury - lane, and Wiss Hooten. The per- formances, which wilt be under very distingufished patronage, will no doubt prove brilliant ...