... GreatProtectionist~emoutraation I IN DRURY-LANE THEATRIE On Tuesday, thle. National Association for the Protec- tion of Industry and Capital throughout the British Em- pieheld its second anniversary meeting in the Theatre RoaDrury-lane. At 11 o'clock ...

... THE PANTOMIME at DRRURY LANE THIEATRE. At the Police Court, Bow.stneet, on Thursday, Mr. riarrv Boleno, the clown at Drury-lane Theatre, ap- peared to a summons charging him with having assault. ed James Mackintosh, a supernumerary, during the performance ...

... bue t ndin workrooass; thle state Of placesl ?? Danwe, and tile homes of the dasngeruses rof exeund such neighbourhoods as Drury Lane;e then oryis evil of the Thameis anti Thames Mater, the evils hat iein te e cellnrsundert tihhouses r t he neopse, an in ...

... season at the Con- naught, on Saturday, February 28th, and it is rumoured that he will shortly appear as Henry V. again at Drury Lane. At the Duke's Belphegor supersedes Forced from Home on Saturday next. At the Imperial Theatre Miss Litton produced ...

... all closed. We have been treated, however, to two novelties. On Satur- day, July 31st, was produced, on a grand scale, at Drury Lane, a new sensational drama by Messrs. Merritt, Pet- titt, and Harris, entitled The World. Though. per- haps, not very original ...

... Gilchrist, who in parts of the Modus and Helen order, play very well indeed, The World con- tinues its successful run at Drury Lane. Forbidden Fruit and Th6rese are still being played at the Adelphi. 1The Piiates of Penzanco are yet in the hills ...

... demonstrations of joy in London and elsewhere tbeu the battle of Oamperdown'; -and the. excitement of I the audience at Drury Lane was beyond all desoripitou when, on the curtain rising, they saw before t hem a model of the 'Venerable, fully rigged, floaing ...

... remarked the host. iyTes; replhild Sharpoly, hsclyiu himself to both the chops, but .1 don't sete yours. P~a~nox~xosa. - 1 o Drury Lane Theatre an- nouncluneut, Best; to vusit, anid best to leave. Twa Naw JUIE-Miss Ma~tilda EHorton, whew taken to Charing ...

... ronscco ?? tenfamlilias when her clean our'aiits are ump. Posorrssonxr Novzs-Tuning up before thte oves- ture. A PAwOX.-ThO Drury Lane Twelfth Night Cake was pronounced a triumph of the pastrycoool's art. Yet in the samze breath everyvbody said it was Eaddde1 ...

... figure, ?? and it appears to me that the world is tolerably justified in bestowing on her its praises. To-night we all go to Drury Lane; Mr. Reynolds, the keepsake friend, sent us four tickets, and we are to meet him there. This is a tidy man. I have been ...

... upon it. 'That he was certain he would fight ie'fe the worse for tit ?? When the plhy of Venice Prtiereed was re- vived at Drury Lane Theatre, about eighty years ago, one of the grenhdiers, who was posted on the stage, waq observed by the audience to be ...

... UUTTINGS FROM THE COMICS. (From Paunch.) a Ai PROPrZIATr for the sultry summer ?? 0 ,eviral of Drink at Drury Lane. It ought to be a 'iced drink. TaE EooisM or GpNrus.-Fond mother: Don't - rou want to see the evening papers, Mortimer P - klinimus ...