... be severely hurt. s S - ATTEMPTED WIFEr MURDER. - last night a man named James Mallady, living in Great %Vyld Street, e Drury Lane. London, out his wife's throat with a knife. so severely that she lIes in a precarious state at King'sj t College Hospital ...

... the Drury Lane paritotiimnie, atlall events, seens to be more generally 1Hlulsr, there is, of course, nothing more to be sail. In addition, however, to scenes of spectacular magnificence, which aisually forni the piece de resistance of Drury Lane pantomimes ...

... being impecunious, but in debt to the bank for £75.O,000. Agricultural prospects -are good. A meeting of the renters of Drury Lane Theatre, which was held yesterday, shows that prosperity continues to smile here. I well re- member a long period of ill-fortune ...

... but Frivoli wlill, I' understand, be transplanted with the Drury Lane scenery and costumes to the Chatelet Theatre in Paris, and be produced undee the care of M. Herve himself. Drury Lane Theatre is consequently closed, and will remain so until. the ...

... Irving's phenomenal success with Faust at the Lyceum, and I now hear that the receipts of the first 60 performances t of the Drury Lane pantomime amounted to £28,400. s Miss Ellen Terry was ill again last week, with a repetition of her throat attack. She went ...

... ir-.rn the .- on irreverently called out Gnod oil `umnginml A!I ie of which conduct savoured rch e o' 'I .. of Night at Drury Lane rather than a first n> -t at -. ie Lyceum. to Tie info-nlation contanreal inl a 'him-- C [rs Yellowv Bnok, a copy oif which ...

... 000; r le-xcise, £20,U ,60O0; stamps, £8,879,001'; Post Office, 7 ,£3,d0Q,00; and telegraph service, l,355,000, c It At Drury Lane Theatre yesterday afternoon the ag 'manager, Mr Harris, announced that Miss Kate iu Vaughan having strained thg sinews of ...

... brated Before Dawn. The Londotn theatres are doing a most wretcet,. Barry Sullivan has returned from America. arnd is to at Drury Lane in September, in Richardi III,1 be of interest to note the difference iu th5 reK which will exist between this traditional ...

... flooded. TRAGIC OOCRRENCES. SHOCKING MURIDER OF A CHI IN! LONDON. A shocking murder was committed yu*e* afternoon, just off Drury Lane, London, thevieth being a pretty child aged four years, named Mao, Keneay, who resided with her parents at No, B' Goldsmith ...

... the thing which they went forth for to see. fl The public had its cholce of opera last night t b between Covent Garden and Drury Lane and v Her Majesty's Theatre. To take the last a 3 named house first. Mr Mapleson had reopened Iv I it with what must be ...

... that came ent: another play, entitled -The Sciheming Lieutenant. a .Shortly after this he treated with Garrick for the Drury Lane Theatre property, for which the met great tragedian wanted £70,000. The first piebe He put on the stage there uender Sheridan's ...

... will also be ripelled -Thie Lyceum, the - Strand, the St Jauness, the Duke of York's (hitherto ?? as the Trafalgar), cuid Drury Lane. The Lyceumn will nut of course hinve any Hnelry Irving this season, the' new knight and Melisals Fecrrj'lsing guns to America ...