... hilve*. He has (says Truth) now purchased ** Voluptuary/’ the winn-r of the Ur*nd National in 1884, play a part in the new Drury Lane sporting drama written himself and Mr Henry (’ettltt, which be produced Saturday. This will create new link between the ...

... Dunlo. Since the re-union her Ladyship has not forsaken the scene of her early triumphs— the stage. She appeared in the last Drury Lane pantomime of Beauty and the Beast —as Beauty, of course, for Lady Dunlo is a charming and pretty woman—which ran most successful ...

... Contis, where they were hospitablv received. On Mondav they were in the Exnibion all day selling oysten and at night went to Drury Lane Theatre and witnessed the great drama Youth ”. they were taken the Crystal Palaceand to-day they atteiid again noon Marlborough ...

... of that State. Fifty four places in England have adopted the Publichoubo Closing Act of The (treat City to be produced at Drury Lane Theatre, liottdoii. written Andrew Halliday. A coloured man formerly President Lincoln's barber, has lately i>een appointed ...

... there was no trace of tears, as sue waited with Helen lor the carriige to be announced that was to convey them to D street, Drury-lane, order that Helen might be introduced Lovell’s boy. She had told Mrs Lovell what her husband’s father meant to d f >r her ...

... down and the other come on. Stimulated, no doubt, by the bottle or two port had imbibed, his lordship knocked the pride of Drury Lane down one after the other like ninepins, and there is no knowing bow it might have ended had not policeman arrived on the ...

... question of fair play, and being a public some the narrow turmugM intersecting ! matter, couu.h within our province. N* e, ypi Drury lane and Uardet,. then westward into ter days papr, ntstiug that .a subscription »»opened at tsh** labyrinth* ol .Soho, doubling ...

... identical poraon named Martin who came by bis death few weeks since in London from the ovortoroing of cab e« Fenian gathering Drury Lane. Mr Edward Ellice, M.P, declines the peerage which Mr Gladstone offered him. Mr Ellice has written to his agent* in St Andrew* ...

... miserable room in Chapel Court. Drury Lane is dirty and unsavoury street | any one could want to see. At light angles to it runs Blackmoor Street, whose evident purpose to | show that there can exist shabbier street than i Drury Lane. After crossing Stanhope ...

... kiddie then, and she and I got pretty middling chummy. She had little grandchild living with her, who used to dance in the Drury Lane pantomime every year. When she was full work they used to be flush, and ’ave all the furniture 'otne. I was bit sweet the ...

... London for the ensuing year. 1 Sheriffs are—Mr Wi liam Farm r. »d hrm Australian inert hams, and Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre. The Dons and Brvce Cases. —lu oonsqu- ut' - decisions of last Assembly in the cases » , 'V and Bruce ** statement ...

... Kensington Gardens when the ice suddenly gave way, and the onlookers declared that it was better fun than the funniest scene in Drury Lane Pantomime. This afternoon there was a partial thaw, that the outlook for the skaters is not very bright. There has been ...