... housne as -Governor-Geweral of India. The third public meeting of the Adniinistrritve Rarfuorrm AssociAtion was held .i, Drury Lane Theatre ono.Wednes- day evening last.; the speakers were the Chairman (Mr. S. Morley), Mr. Char-s Dickens (who was leedly ...

... the new theatre and , winter garden in Leicester-square will seat 6000 people. .The stage is ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane Theatre; and fitted with the most recent scientific 1, appliances. Separate staircases will be provided for C each of the ...

... BRISCOE, Snirr D.-eNcvn, of dc WVho has been specaclly engaged by Sir Augustus Harris the i for the Christinas runtoominm oat Drury Lane. agen Tickets-Frout Setxts. Numbered and Roserved, fs.; cthe S Second Seats, 2s. 6d. ; Back of Room, Is. To be obtained ...

... GERTRUDIL BRISCOE, SscinT DANcins, Who has been sacoially engaged by Sir Augustus Harris for the Christmas Pautomime at Drury Lane. Tickets-Frout Sents, Numbered and Reserved, 6e.; Secoid Seats, 2s. 6d.: Back of Room, 19, To be obtained only from Sydney ...

... DOTTRIDGE'S COMPANY, REALITY. MONDAY, OcT. 9, and every Evening during the WVeelk, MR. HENRY DUNDAS' COMPANY, In the Groat Drury Lane Drama, entitled A SAILOR'S KNOT, By HErNRY PLn'TiT. For particulars see bills. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. Plcase to take ...

... play she thinks Jn very little of. Of course, like every one else!, she le is charmed with The Prodigal Daughter, at ir Drury Lane, and says she almost forgot herself, r. and nearly shouted with excitement when the I favourite wins in the scene of the ...

... applause filled me with pride and ambition, aisd at the end a, of a three months' eng-ageinont at Oxford I returned to Lt Drury Lane Theatre a much better actor than when I left it. (Checers.) If any thing could increase urY respect and [gratitude towatrds ...

... in his art. d Mr. Augustus Harris's exhibition of Armada relies and g; Elizabethan pictures and armour will be opened at Drury- lane on the 24th icst. Miss Mary Anderson will shortly give a solitary repre- e sentation of The Cup, probably in Liverpool ...

... than 251. to be taken up. The auditorium of i I this new theatre wvill seat 3000 persons, and the stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A coveredfagado in front of the house is also contemplated, calcnlated to shelter 1000 people, if need be, from the weather ...

... group-who hled slept under the piazza at Covent Garden. Two had crouched together in a half-finished sewer. The shutter-box at Drury Lane Theatre had been the bed on which tmother slept. Of costutme there was every variety. Some were in tatters from head to ...

... the decorationa of the Emperor's box alone Cost 10001. On the revival of Italian opera 16,0001. was spent in six weeks. A Drury Lane pantomime costs 16,0001. to 20,0001. to produce, and a big procession from 50001. to 60001. A principal boy gets 601. ...

... St. Paul's Cathedral. It was choral c throughout, and the vocalists were assisted by the bands c of Rer Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, and of the Royal r Italian Opera, Covent Garden. The ordinary cathedral e choir wfas largely increased, and the total number ...