... OLD DRURY LANE. Having long outlived their yammer sad morelordly neighbour, Craven House, the two old London gabled bongos in Drury-lane, near Wyebstreet, have at bet bean pulled down, says the Builder. That to the south was be Its panelled front ; the ...

... NO PERFORMANCE AT DRURY LANE. Our London .arreepondent telegraph, -An unheard of, and at once regrettable, accident happened hat night at Drury Lane Theatre. Soon after the house opened it was discovered that something bad gage wrong with the hydraulic ...

... DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Bow-*., to-**. Qoovfl* Robartaon, ' Sbortie (forty-four), labourer, was charged with th® wilful murder of Mafy Keneafy, aged yean, in Dnuy-lano. Mary Kecealy, mother of child, stated that after the discovery of the body, she aaw prisoner ...

... PLEASURE AT DRURY LANE. [Spzcw. TALzosAm.] As the earthquake in the Riviera had to be done sooner or later, it could not have fallen into better hands than those of Mr. Augustus Harris. So evidently thought the public of Drury Lane. last (Saturday) ...

... OLD DRURY LANE. Having brag outlived their younger and more lordly neighbour. Craven House, the two old London gabled houses in Drury-lane, near Wydr.street, have at last been pulled down, says the Budder. That to the south was conspicuous for its panelled ...

... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. At Dow-street Polio. Court, London, George Roberts was again remanded charged with the wilful murder of Mary Kansaly, aged four years and three months, at 9, Goldsmith-street, Drurylane.—Previously to the case being stalled nn ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. At a meeting of the rentern of thin theatre a report of the Renters Committee read. It stated that the theatre is now let to a satisfactory tenant, Mr. Augustue Harris. The theatre is in both structural and decorative repair; it is ...

... FIRE IN DRURY LANE. At eight o’clock on Tuesday fire broke oat at the Sou and Apple Tree PoUio house, White Hart Street, a narrow street opening off Drury Lane. The occurrence the cause of great excitement in the Tioinity, it erroneously reported that ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Mr Augustus Harris has abundant reason to be satisfied with the advice and assistance he has received 'in the production of A Run of Luck. Mr Leopold de Rothschild. Prince Sultykoff, Mr Manton, the Duke of 'Portland, Mr Chaplin, and ...

... THE DRURY LANE MEETING. THE KENDAL MERCURY. SATI'IiDAY, MAY :t, ls.'il. would be dereliction of our duty public journalists, if we omitted to notice editorially the grand protectionist gathering which took place at Drury Lane on Tuesday; but, though imposing ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. At Bow-stmt to-day. J.ihnCrow,lalmurer,was again charg'd with murdering in Ihury Lins. •me furthir evidence having ts e taken, and it having lieen for’he defence that the drce.ised and >iu r wen* Iwlh drunk at the lime Use murder ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Joseph Holland, condemned to death at the Old Bailey for the murder of a man named Wootton by throwing him oat of window near Drury lane. has presented • petition to the Home Socretary praying for a commutation of unteuoe. He urges ...