... be better. Although recommended not to leave the house by his medical advisers, Sir Augustus Harris suddenly appeared at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday, accom- panied by Lady Harris, a doctor, and two nurses. Havinbehad a, roueh couch made up in a large ...

... g hini as 'illai the W1ood, the mos~t successful of 'ItheO sucroesoful vantomimos Mr. Auzustus Harris. has produced at Drury Lane, will close its career at Easter, after which the boards of The National Theatre will be for a time unoccupied. Mr. Harris ...

... manager to Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre. applied to Mr. Bridge at the Boiy Street P'olice Court, London, on Saturday, for advice. He said that the Vestry authorities refused to take away the dust from Drury Lane Theatre. The Vestry stated ticat ...

... tween theatrical performances and late hours. Mr. Dion Bonoicault announces a morning performance i of The Shaughraun at Drury Lane, during the Cattle Show woek. This succesful Irish drarna is said to have been seen altogether by 1,020,000 persous in England ...

... anid traffic was not Chill 5.tifc .~of di Irse.Icli,]rekadCo., famous a6ene painters noti ~,y5~,Oerggo pnanew act-drop for Drury Lane. Snot ttsorr icaspitdtwenty-five years ago by Mr. rst.s indowbinmemorial 'to the gallant men on n, 1fteotI lirutwho fell ...

... SIB AuGusTus HAmUIS.-A New York paper has put about the rumour that Sir Augustus Harris, Sheriff of London, and lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, will seek the suifrages of the Strand electors when Mr. W. HE Smith goes to the House of Lords. The rumour has ...

... extravaganza at the Hlay- market, a couple of new farces at tie Princess's, and a new comedy and burlesque at the Strand, Drury Lane and ?? Lyceum will be closed, and the Olympic will continue tie bill which has been running for so long, and which is still ...

... are nowaon the soeietyds list between sixty and i seventy. 1 A centenary celebration of the Baddeley Cake took ? place in Drury Lane 'Theatre on Saturday night, wzhen, in accordnce wtish the terms of bequest, the ceremony, l which was held in the large ...

... National GonservatiYo Asso- ciations, and Lord St. Oswald to the chairmanship of committecs. The ireat attraction ie the Drury Lane pantomime will be a wonderful tent, fillend with troops clad in the mast glittering armour, a spectacle on which Mir. Harris ...

... Royal Colonial Institute. To-hay lie will visit the Crystal Pialace, and cii Moniday lie will hear ' Loheegrin at the Drury Lane Opesr Houlse. Tue Athe scsant states that tler. Gladstoiie will contribute a ?? on Ritualisus to the July numaber of the ...

... CHARGE OF DEFRAUDING AN M.P. At Clerkenwell Police Court, yesterday, George Richardson (42), a clerk, of Parker Street, Drury Lane, was charged on a warrant with attempting to obtain, by means of false pretences, the sum of £5. from Mr. Joseph Francis ...

... had died from glanders. A verdict in acordance with the medical ge evidence was returuced. -tt The Christmas pantomime at Drury Lane is not only -23 announced, but is described in terms which appear tocor- roborate the ramours that have been heard of a ...