... Hebb, assistant architect to the Metropolitan Board of Works, in writing to Mr. Harris asking for orders of admission to Drury Lane Theatre, has been again discussed by the Board. Ultimately the members adopted the report of a committee, recommending that ...

... was as follows: Madame Crosmond had last season been engaged as a member of Mr. Augustus Harris's Italian Opera Company at Drury Lane. This year her engagement at the Royal Italian opera was so far settled that the salary had been arranged, the draft contract ...

... produced letters from Mr. Hebb, who had been employed in the architect's department of the Board, asking for stalls or boxes at Drury Lane Theatre. Evidence was also taken as to improvements which the Board contemplated in Whitcomb-street, but did not carry out; ...

... Herschell presiding. Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. Hebb having made farther statements in regard to applications for tickets for Drury-lane Theatre, Lord Magheramorne, chairman of the Board, was called. He was questioned as to his duties and the way in which the ...

... glimpses of bonfires could be seen from certain points, in the south east district. As usual on Guy Fawkes' Days in Bermondsey, Drury-lane district, and parts of the East-end, guys were made up to represent certain members of the Government, whose Irish policy ...

... Lyceum Theatre. Subsequently Mr. Rosa gave a series of operatic performances at the Adelpbl, Her Majesty's Theatre, and at Drury Lane. ...

... , and the song became well known and a favourite in that town long before FAith Wynne thrilled the Londoners with it at Drury Lane At this time a young man began to pay her his attentions, and the vicar, like a good sheppard. made enquiries about the ...

... Mange= Davies, M.A recently joined tbs. Roca Company, and on Saturday night he hie appears., c before n Lundno lien.e at Drury-lane Theatre. The verdict of the Train is nownanons. Mr Davies scored a and all the p.ipers join in prophesying for hia a br ...

... the memory of living playgoers. If we mistake not, the revival in London was the enterprise of the late Mr. Clutterton, at Drury•lane, just 17 years ago. Wm Wallis was the Cleopatra on that occasion, and Mr. James Anderson the love-lore Anton). Mr. Cbattertoe ...

... his train ne thought be upset by the e shies. Maturas, the bailiff-haunted author of Bertram —successfully produced at Drury lane in 11416 and of some eccentric but once popular novels, was accustomed when at work to stick a wafer on his farohead, as ...

... terribly bad arrangements, one of the worst crushes that have taken place this season occurred. A Boxing Night scramble for Drury-lane pit would be mild in comparison to the rush to gain admission to the church, and the police, who were inadequately represented ...

... contributions, and never sent a word of apology. A good deal has recently been said about the threatened pulling down of Drury-lane Theatre. Meanwhile, the new play, The Sailor's Knot, is a pronounced success, and will doubtless have a prosperous run ...