... DRURY LANE. The Christmas pantomime will take plate at Drury Lane, and nowhere else. Mr. Harris. is fat too shrewd • man to break the historical con tinuity of Drury-lane annuals on account of the phenomenal success of the Rini cle or any other play. ...

... penzlitted, imperative order. ha % ing itr.n gi , o.n to the Ilinco that he warn nut to 'keit La I to hurry to Paddington from Drury Lane in onler to catch the late train to Windsor. Mr. Gladstone is upon a woe: connected the Olympian relision. I hear that the ...

... IVeelnowlay, Mr. Chapman (the relieving officer), reported that he had had an application from a labourer named Hall, firing in Drury-lane Solihull, for the admission of his daughter into the lVorkhouse, in now of her forthcoming confinement. Mr. Chapman'. state ...

... possession of sufficient meatus to maintain himself. —Mr. Chapman also called attention to the cane of James Hall residing in Drury Lane, Solihull, who made application for the admission of his daughter, particulars o which are reported in another column. ...

... theatre this week the drama A Run et lack.' by Augustus Harris and George Pettitt, to um with all the added eclat of an Drury-lane success, being given WatilirtirC olds& scenery and spectacular iishdblllisrough-bred race horses, fox etc. THE CONCERT HALLS ...

... extennive ntreet improvement is being undertaken at Solihull in the kerbing and channelling of some of the principal streets. Drury Lane lets been channelled for a portion of its length, while from the 4:corge Hotel to Dtury Lane, the road leading to the park ...

... libellous, which nowadays is equivalent to saying that the writer possesses rare talent. Pleasure is almost as big a draw at Drury Lane as its predecewors, many of the queried points have been omitted in the latest setting, and the piece has generally been ...

... audiences, as the piece is full of thrilling interest from beginning to end, and remarkably well acted. Mr. Henry George, —the Drury-lane favottrite--has again received a very flattering reeeptiou at the hands of Birmingham audiences, and his robust and vigorous ...

... death. In his eyes she was beautiful, and her opinion of his writings was to him more important than the voice of the pit of Drury Lane Theatre. , After his marriage he took a house —probably with his wife's money—and advertised for pupils but after eight ...

... constructed on the met approved plans to guard against the possible of panic or fire. It has been definitely settled that Drury Lane Theatre shall he opened next manor' for Italian opera. Mr. Augustus Harris will, of course, be the director, and he will ...

... Bower of Love, comes on rather late In the evening for them who have to make a train journey to reach home. Noe even at Drury Lane, which prides itself ea seek saccomse, has anything artistic ems than this one, designed and pasted by M. Grimain, of Paris ...

... many of the Orand. Extra attractions are announced for to-night, which will wituess the withdrawal horn the boards of the Drury Lane of the Midlands of the pantomime The Forty Thieves. On Monday evening next Mr..). W. Turner's 4 ; renal English Company ...