... represented wailing over Drury Lane Here booted gmeoonis usurp -Apolle's glace, - Hofos silamn the boards that Garriel used to grace, y Thi play of limbs succeeds tha playof wit; The stage a stablOyacd, a jockey club the pit. s Now, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ...

... Dion Boucicault stated, shortly before his death, that be had sometimes made as much as £40,000 a year by his pen, A recent Drury Lane success realised in author's fees aouc £1,000 a weeks, which Mr Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris divided between them. The ...

... William Gordon - Cumnming has gone or h meditates going for a trip to Madiera. sl Lady Dunlo has been ant of the bill at Drury. ' lane for a few days. She caught a violent coid, and was compelled at last to knock up for a time She has been staying for a ...

... favourite at Bristol, and also at Newcastle, where she appeared in leading pantomime engagements, and had also been seen on the Drury Lane stage. General Maurice, on church parade at Woolwich on Sunday forenoon, presented Sergeant Cornelius with the meritorious ...

... the Republicans. The Government te candidates have won largely in the provinces. b t Mr John Bedford Leno, author of ' Drury Lane Lyrics, who was actively~associated with. t Mr Gerald Massey in the Chartist movement, and r who is now nearly 70 years ...

... duly consumed us os Twelfth Night in the presenem of most of the Th ts- company engaged in Cinderef&;-in the- Suloon of 3rl Drury Lane Theatre. an ...

... hundred men with collecting boxes e solicited donations. A morning performance a of Richard Coeur de Leon' was given at ir Drury Lane, which will be followed by other l performances at the Adelphi and Princess's. h It is roughly estimated that 6,0001. will ...

... the ring6 leader of the crowd. The Lyceum is the beaviest rated theatre in the Metropolis. It pays ;S300 a year more thsa Drury Lane. Covent Garden. is rated at 21,N0 a year below the figures of the latter. .John Ceawley, thirty-eight, coachman to Sir Philip ...

... the task iss of providing what is claimed for the piece-- two ?? hours and a half continuous laughter. H13S The great Drury Lane drama A Life 6f ur Pleasure will be played this week at the Theatre es; Royal, Stockton. The drama is a stirring one, ...

... ment of the weary operators. tS Mr Cecil Raleigh, whose new dramna a Hearts are Trumps was prodicldI T Y last week at Drury Lane, is very super- il t stitious when engaged in preparilng a jli t play. On no account will he start a piece or allow a full-dress ...

... ias O arish of Coathalu, Messrs J. Featherstone, eaeb, dl ee, J. lley, alnd J. G Robson, were also don tb reapponted tI 0. DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. N ,Y- MAN THROWN OUT OF WINDOW. - . To- SENTENCE OF PEATH PASSED. a ?? The trial took place at the Old Bailey Limi ...

... the Darlington la n Theatre Royal has arranged for six performances a8 ,. this week of A Life of Pleasure, the great C o Drury Lane dramia by Mr Henry Pettitt and Sir E a Augustus Harris. The piece will be produced by F' d Sir Augustus Harris's own company ...