... of one of the little of girls who enact the part fairies at Drury Lane. Mr* Fawcett is trying to get tho troth to the employment of children in theatres, and sent her messenger to Drury Lane. Here he qneakione.i the fairies. ** And what do you expect ...

... would be returned, the hope was hardly strong enough to called expectation. In the Strand, Mr Augustas Harris, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, beads the poll by large majority; and Mr Beal, an old Metropolitan reformer. is elected for one of the divisions ...

... woman baa had no lea* than five and ia now ready for axzth, having been divorced from her one a few day* ago. The doom of Drury Lane ia said to be inevitable However, there yet eoven year* the lease to ran. Druriolanua is believed to favour the corner ...

... whole in the English newspapers. To French newspaper I was indebated foe the information that Augustus Harris, director of Drury Lane, had been elected alderman of London. Our own Augustus as alderman would be distinctly precious. What would his Lord Mayor’s ...

... f KICKING A WIFE TO Last night, in house in Drury-lane, im-Tyne, man named Fletcher kid death, and was afterwards arresi murder. ? THE WAGES OF WELSH ] At meeting of the Sliding Scale C ...

... ‘•Well, not exactly, bnt Bnt what’| “ waa the editor weekly society paper foil two yeara.” “Ton’ll da” Old Stephen Price, of Drury-lane, one day hell strongly controverted some opinion that somebody! advanced—a thing Price waa rather oven to ia —and the man ...

... accommodate only 1,455 persons, and yet the receipts are £430 per night the other hand, very little more than can crowded into Drury Lane, which bolds 3,500 people. King Milan going to be “personally conducted through Palestine by Messrs Cook and Son. intends ...

... benefitted by the little outcry. A friend mine the other day took the trouble inqnim from some of the children who employed at Drury Lane how they wemtrsated. friend was assn red that the childnn looked forward the time employed aa being the brightest in the ...

... that I could easily hide It under my old coat, and I made the best of my way to where I lodged, which was hi back street Drury-lane, not common lodginghouse—l hadn’t come qnite so low as that yetbut house where I bad tbe bock attic bedroom two shillings ...

... of the orators appeared to be Mr Augustas Harris, who is charged with having employed foreigners the work of decorating Drury Lane Theatre. This movement is the resurgence of that agitation against foreign goods and foreign workmen which was the overture ...

... society baa sustsinsd great loss in tbs death of E. L. Blanchard, which occurred yesterday after a lingering illness. The Drury Lane pantomimes have been written by Mr Blanchard for a period thirty-five years, and attached to the Daily Telegraph staff for ...

... THE GRAPHY FAMILY. Tom Dibdin, on one occasion, being a steward at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Dinner, arrived very late on a miserable-looking nag, whoso appearance wiled forth some remarks and merriment from those at the windows. “Gentlemen,” said ...