... (Limited) in Nicholas-lane presented a strange scene yesterday morning. In some respects they reminded us of the porchway at Drury Lane Theatre oi a Boxing Night. There were the crowds pushing and straggling in their eagerness to reach the booking-office ...

... themes are may be gathered from the fact that he describes in detail both the day's work of a modern M.P. and a visit to the Drury Lane pantomime in the *stage of preparation; or from the fact that among his reminiscences of the past are those of the time ...

... Carlisle. 11. Michcuacn San-Fmncisco Copper ?? Winchester HousO I Port Ialbot Rail. & Dks. Port Talbot, 12 TIhatre Royal Drury- lane (gen. and ex. get.) Dreury-lane, 3 TO READERS ABSENT FROM TOWN and COUNTRY RESIDENTS ReadersG temporarily' absent froA town ...

... at the Box-office, under the Portico of the Theatre, where applications ior boxes and stalls are be made. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augtistcs Harris. To-NEtcht, 5.40, LA Fll.i'.E DE MADAME Mdlles. Come?le D'Anka, A. Hiirv tlle ...

... visitors; and a THEATRE, the stage of which is fitted vvith every modern improvement, and is about the same size as that of Drury Lane, will be found in the Palace. The REFRESHMENT CONTRACTORS are Messrs. BERTRAM & ROBERTS. Arrangements have been made for ...

... (Last Matinee}, Haifa's BOHEMIAN GIRL. Saturday, March 6, at 7.30 (Last Ni?htof the Season), Thomas's MIGNON. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Ausnistus Harris. To-Night, at 8.45, Grand Christmas Pantomime. BLUE BEARD. The Voke* Family, Messrs ...

... ; Amphitheatre stalls (first two rows), 10s. 6d.; other rows, 7s. 6d.; Gallery stalls, 45.; Gallery, 2s. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. l A *>, '• kuund THE corner.—At aio, LIKE 11. Messrs. Hermann Vezin, Lionel Brougli ...

... Shield.t Id 8.40 ; Court (Sloanle- square), The Maginstrate, ali 8.45; Criterion (Piccadilly), The Candidate, 9; cil Drury Lane, *'It's Never Too Late to Mend, es 8; Empire (Leicceter-equaro), Comnic Opera, of S; Globe, The Priv~ate Seeretarv, ...

... Amphitheatre stalls (first two rows), 10s. 6UI; other rows, 7s. 6d.; Gallery stalls, 45.; Gallery, 2s. J '~ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Night. 7.30, NO 1, ROUND THE COHNER.—At 8.10, YOU IT. Messrs. Hermann Vezin ...

... CHaymarket), 1The Silver Shield, S.41) Court( Sloane- square), The Magistrate, 5.30 ;Covent Garden, Promenade Concsrts, 8; Drury lane, It's Never 'Too late to Mend, b ; Gaiety (Strand), Comedy and Burlesque, 8,; Globe, The Private Secretary, 0; Prince's ...

... Rip Van Wi nkle, 7.45; Court (Sloane-square), :New Men and Old Acres, 8; Covent Garden, Pro- menade Concerts, 5;, Drury Lane Theatre, 1The tWorld, 8 ; Empire (Licester-suaere) 1Robin Hood1, 8.30; Gaiety (Sptrand), A Wet Da (Comedy), S: Globe ...

... aSmart, Nesvp;;rt, Salop, tailors-E. Flynn and J. Fleetwood, Liverpool, grocers. ]Brunlruplrs.-R. G. Ward, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach currier. [Ward, K~ppel street, Russell square.-T. W. Dorniordt, Suffolk lane, Cannon street, City, wine merchant ...