... across . , 'j CT ' OF I'f-OATINU a the breakwater and Eddystone, are busy with their s,l ' k,u fund, course. new autumn Drury Lane drama, which will *' ANIMATION Mr. Conybeare's the subject of the Spanish Armada. Mr. Leonard Pinatiun is certainly knows ...

... andpleasaat utterance its extraordinary mobility. She is the author of the play Nikotris,” which was successfully produced at Drury Lane two years ago, and will be responsible for a share in the coming adaptation of Eider Haggard’s She.” Miss Graves began writing ...

... Nature company. Those who have witnessed the performance of this joint production of Messrs. H. Pettitt and A. Harris at Drury Lane or in the provinces, will not needto be reminded of its excellence. It is a | most interesting and exciting play, the company ...

... thronged the Victoria Assembly Rooms on Monday evening, the occasion of the reproduction in Burnley of one of the wonderful Drury Lane Theatre successes, “ Human Nature,” written by Messrs. Hy. and Augustus Harris. The company producing the play is under ...

... of the Borough of Burnley. VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE, j BURNLEY. ®®seeand Manager Mr. W. C. Horner. Return visit of the GREAT DRURY LANE SUCCESS, HUMAN NATURE. Magnificent Scenery, painted by Hbnkt and Assistants. Costumes by Madame Attguste and Cie. Music ...

... collection of Elizabethan arms and costumes to the Armada Exhibition, which Lord Winchiisea will open in the grand saloon of Drury Lane Theatre the inst. Sir Frederick Leighton has. I hear, written a forcible letter to the Lord Mayor, urging him to lose time ...

... sermon by Spurgeon, an original composition Sir Arthur Sullivan, and Queen Elizabeth’s thanksgiving speech delivered at Drury Lane Miss Ada Neilson. What a charming country Ireland will to live in if ever it is governed by Nationalists! In the Kilmacthomas ...

... company responded to Mr. Augustus Harris’ invitation a private view of the exhibition of Armada- and Elizabethan relics Drury Lane Wednesday afternoon. The F. S. A. attended in force, and were frequent in their expressions of approval of the splendid ...

... brother Horace, wan the author the famous Rejected Addresses. The occasion of this work was the opening of the present Drury Lane Theatre in 1812 after its restoration from the effects of the devastating fire three years previously. With a keen eye to ...

... Mr. J. . Evelyn as Jack Y enlott. ' Monday, April Stk, brilliant engage: ment of Mr. Augustus Harris Co. 111 the great Drury Lane success—' PLEASURE. Time and Prices usual. .j£Jj_AIETY THEATRE, BURNLEY. '! Soli Proprietor Mit. T. CULEEN. MONDAY, April ...

... Barrett. Mr. J. W. Evelyn Jack Yeulett. Monday, April Bth, brilliant engagement Mr. Augustus Harris's Co. in the great Drury Lane success— PLEASURE. Time and Prices as usual. ST. PAUL'S BRANCH, CHURCH OF ENGLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. MEETING T O-M OEEOW ...

... Mr. C. M. Cole's representation of Inspector Jermin. For next week we are promised Mr, A. Harris's Company in the great Drury Lane succe.!3 Pleasure. Charles in his work on The Coming Man says: I advise parents to have all their boys and girls tanght ...