... THE DRURY - LANE MURDER. At the Central criminal-court, on Thursday, the trial took place of George Robertson, 40, indicted tor the wilful murder of Mary Kenealy. 4£ years, at 9, Goldsmith-street. Drury-lane, on January 23rd. At half-past two o'clock ...

... “YOUTH” AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. WRITTEN FOR THE CORNISHMAN. [By J.L. Ona recent Saturday I was ata morning. perform- ance, at our national theatre, of the now famous ** Youth.” I had heard and read a great deal about this drama—of the wonderfully realistie ...

... “ YOUTH” AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. FOR THE CORNISHMAN. [By J.L.] On a recent Saturday I was at a morning perform- ance, af our national theatre, of the now famous “© Youth.” had heard and read a great deal about this drama—of the wonderf uly real istic effects ...

... It averaged not less than £150 a night. The new actdrop by Brioski, Kantsky, and Burghardt, of ienna, has been fixed at Drury Lane* is a handsome piece of tapestry. Although the lost representation Romeo and Juliet took place the Lyceum Saturday morning ...

... Terry Portia. the same evening Mr. George Rigoold made his first appearance since his return from America, in Henry V., at Drury Lane; and the Holborn Amphitheatre, under its new title, the Royal Connaught Theatre, was re-opened with a comic opera, entitled ...

... World; and so, in a certain sense, London is the world. But unless they g ...

... prodnctiona entails small amount of labour. For inatance, Mise Kate Munroe, who makea so-attractive representative Alice in tha Drury Lane pantomime, Dick Whittington, haa to dram five timee foe each performance; and so, with her putting of private aa well ...

... Theatre. The well-known and hugelyappreciated People's caterer, William Holland, now delightiug his putrons with the great Drury lane success, The World. Tie entire cast, scenery, and properties have been transferred to the Surrey, where the piece is drawing ...

... NOVEL OR STRANGE. Two new blocks of dwellings have just been pnt up at the Broad street corner of Drury - lane One is named Kitchener flats and the other Khartoum flats. The Gkrat Bustard, which, np the beginning of this century, was familiar English ...

... THE BONNIE FISHWIFE (By Charles Selby. ) the Society's Scenery was lost Fire in May .ast, Mr. Hall, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, was commissioned to paint a New Set, which will be used, together with enlarged Stage, for the tint time. Doors open to ...

... BONNIE FISHWIFE (By Charles Selby. ) As the Society's Scenery was lost Fire in May last, Mr. Hall, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, was commissioned to paint a New Set, which will be n»«d, together with enlarged Stage, for the first time. Doors open at ...

... Brother, (or, SELF-SACRIFICE.) Special and most expensive engagement of leading actors and actresses from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Princess, and Adelphi Theatres, London, who will appear in the ' NOBLE BROTHER,' Sdpported by most carefully-selected and ...