... SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE RECENT CHILD MURDERS. There is a startling development in the Drury Lane murder case. A man who declares he saw the murderer of the young child at Barking re- cently, has been found by the police. He gives a close description ...

... The gross receipts of Aladdin at Drury Lane this year were £ 55,000. A new play by Miss Wallis (Mrs. Lancaster Wallis) is to be tried shortly, probably at the Court Theatre. A fire lias occurred at 4, Charlotte Place, West Norwood. Mrs. Mary Ann Harmsyvorth ...

... James's, Pentonville-road, being laid out as an open space for the people. It was here that Grimaldi, the famous clown at Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Sadler's Wells, who followed the occupation of a dentist by day, was buried next to the grave of his ...

... A man named Robertson, wDO was arrested in Canning Town on suspicion of murdering the little girl, Mary Kenealy, in Drury Lane, London, s>has been remanded at Bow Street, The victim's mother identified the accused. It is stated officially that there ...

... twelve o'clock was packed, some of the audience having patiently waited 13 or 14 hours. Miss Nellie Farren, whose benefit at Drury Lane re- cently created a record, was one of t ie principa performers, enacting the part of a judge in a slIght piece written ...

... a dwarf, has been executed in Newgate Gaol for murdering Mary Kenealy, aged four years, in a house in Goldsmith Street, Drury Lane, London, last January. The crime was of a repulsive character. The little girl was found dead with a terrible wound in her ...

... at Acton, in commemoration of the Queen's Dia- mond Jubilee. Mr. Arthur Collins has decided that the panto- mime at the Drury Lane Theatre next Christmas shall be on the subject of The Babes in the Wood. The author will be Mr. ArthurSturges- The Primitive ...

... A COOL AVENGER. A certain English gentleman, who was a regular frequenter of the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre in the days of Lord Byron's committee, and who always stood quietly on the hearthrug there with his back to the fire, was in his usual place ...

... counter-claimed for breach of agreement.—Defendant was now called, and said that his first engagement, in London was at Drury Lane in 1890. lie was engaged as principal baritone at the Royal English Opera under Mr. IrOrly Carte, and created the part. ...

... Bridgie Wall, who excited such furore some years ago. She played the part with so much success, thCit Sir Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, London, the greatest theatrical manager, engaged her as a leading actress at a salary very short of 1:1,000 a year ...

... bicentenary of Voltaire's birth. A benefit in aid of the Royal General Theatri- cal Fund will take place on the 15th prox, at Drury Lane. Detective-inspector Daniel Morgan, of the X Division oftheMetropelitian Police, has re- signed after a long service. For ...

... the reign of Charles II. Miss Alma Stanley has been engaged to play Lady Dedlock in the approaching revival of Jo at Drury Lane. This will be her first professional appearance since she retired from the cast of Mrs. Ponderbury on account of ill- health ...