... the old cars have doubtless blessed the reform and the reformers after their own fashion. English opera is going well at Drury Lane. Carmen, the second revival, with Madame Marie Rose in title idle and a very strong 'company to support her, was reaeived ...

... his wish, and bade him teed the way. The Sandwich toddled along until he and Montague came to a small provision shop in Drury lane. In front of this he stopped. his, sir, he said, is where they makes lia'porthe a tea, hn'portho of butter, hapoithe ...

... drink blindly. Frank, you are my friend. When I saw Washington's portrait lighting tip a little dingy room in a court off Drury-lane I fell love with it. I told yuu so at the time. Then, I saw her in church at Wheatville, and I fell in with her. Confound ...

... conducting the works of other masters, Sir Julius Benedict composed for Mr. Bunn's Opera-house himself. He produced at Drury. lane his Crusaders and his Brides of Venice —operas that were received with enthusiasm in their time, and which, with some ...

... said the Vicar. Frank, will you come too? said Maurice. Certainly. Maurice led them to the squalid home in the court Drury-lane, where the Sandwich's daughter. Fanny, was being slowly victimised by consump;ion. . _ .va' s bouquet stood in a jug of ...

... the occurrence. On going into the I found Crateley• doubled up told iii h ug sent for Dr. Page. Thomas Morati, cabdriver. Drury-lane, l:ir, mingham : I was in tit- C ard. al August sth, ISSO. I prisoner. On August 1,1 I taken to Caol to identify iirisoner ...

... whether there was an improper intimacy existing between her and Mr. Rodermacher. She had been an actress, and had performed at Drury-lane and other theatres. She would swear that there was a bond fide sale of the dog, and that a receipt (produced) was not m ...

... some very ugly questions before it was settled. The loan collection of Egyptian and Soudanese arms in the grand saloon of Drury Lane Theatre to morrow will be of a very interesting character. Many of the surviving heroes of the two campaigns contribute ...

... signboards, executed valuable pictures. Such was the Shakspere, by Clarkson, formerly hanging in Little Russell-street, Drury-lane for which he was paid A lion, painted by Churl,s Catton, who was also one of the original Royal Academicians, was much admired ...

... Wales has granted a warrant for the formation of a new Masonic Lodge in connection with the National Theatre, Drury-lane, to be called the Drury-lane Lodge. Lord Lendesborough is to be first master, and Mr. Augustus Harris and the Solicitor-General the first ...

... £6OO a year. President GriSvy's allowance is sumptuous in comparison. Mr. Augustus Harris ha.s scored a fresh triumph at Drury Lane. It is impossible to imagine a fairy tale more prettily told or more beautifully illustrated than is Aladdin. Mr. Blanchard ...

... rofess also to be doubtful as to the chances of the criminal proceedings. - - It is impossible even for the manager of Drury Lane Theatre to know everything. Mr. Augustus Harris compiled a Book of Beauty, as a catal gue to his pantomime procession if ...