... Buckinghanm Palace. On Saturday, thle Queen. and Prince Albert, 'and four of the royal children, witnessed the performances at Drury Lane Theatre; and On Moilday hier Majesty and the Prince honoured the perforancetc of thle French plays with her presence. INTENTION ...

... London in regard to opera. ' o 'only are Her Majesty's and the Royal Italian Operas to give opeleatic performances, but Drury Lane opepi on Easter Monday with what is called English opera, but which is only (necessarily) English in having the libretto ...

... oxford rail- way accident, died on Monday, in the Radcliffe Ilt- firmnary. A thief made his vay to the dressing-room of Drury- lane Theatre, one day last week, ad stole some of the performners' clothes, while they ?? on tie stage. The blacksmiths, farriers ...

... of the Rpman Oatholic clergy from various parts of the country attended. A renter's share of £500 in the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane, London, sold on Friday, the 3rd inst., for £26, Dr Davidson has retired from the Professorship of Biblical Criticisat in ...

... in the days when he travelled about ws ith Richardson' s Show, were suddenly called upon to undertake the management of Drury Lane Theatre, and with nothing but a very large force of undrilled supers to help him in the enormous enterprise. To such ...

... and 250 more at the Standard Theatre, besides occasionally appearing at the Crystal Palace, the Alexandra Palace, and at Drury Lane, the Princess's, the Gaiety, and the Adelphi Theatres, without the break of a single night since the middle of September ...

... runnitg in mv head oever since I found it statrd cfetially that the Duke of Bedford does not intend to renewv the lease of Drury-lane Theatre. ' Aud shall old Drury die? And ?? old Drury die? P how many seores of tihousands of Londoners, to sav nothing> ...

... .I ? joldolic ?? nu m- ; : DRURY LANE. ti hede The trscedy.of J.ane Shore was played on Monday, n d night in the dumb showv. until the last act, when the excellent performance of Mis3 Vandenboff in the bc he death scene arrested a moment's attention. ...

... actor, and fi asking for the loan of £20, in consequence of peou-n w niary embarrassments connected with his appearance E at Drury Lane Theatre. - He wrote a second letter 3 in Jyly excusing himself from replying to a letter of Lord Wolverton's on the ground ...

... Mrs. Theodore Martin, and forty years will had hardly take me back to the date of her do1ul., To conch play Lady Teazle in Drury Lane, the largest of the 1,re London theatres, is a task which would tax the bobshv str~ength of most ladies of sixty, And 'the ...

... Whitehall. Unfortunately, they are nearly all wedged up against each other in the Strand and in the immediate neighbourhood of Drury- lane and Covent-garden; the last two centres being accessible only by inconveniently narrow thoroughfares. As for the Strand ...

... Psincesses Louise, Victoria, I and Maud, were Icre-Out at divine service at Sandringham Church. ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR DRURY. LANE. At the Bow-streot Polce-cosirt on Saturday, John Muiualey, aged 42, of 48, Great Wild-streit, Drutylane, descrlbiug hinuself ...