... sank with the vessel, among them being the captain. Mlt, BUNN AND JENNY .LINDn The action which Mr. Bunn, the lessee of Drury Lane, was compelled to bring against the Swedish nightingale, showed him in anything but a favours ble light. In 1844, when Mdlle ...

... harlequin a costume. dates from the beginning '6f the 'eentury.wheu it. was firt won by Mr. James Byre in Harlequin Amulet at Drury Lane in. 1800. .Quite within -recent years has pantomime as- I sumed its present form.. A BAD ?? CAtSED A RIOT. At Hull market ...

... ballet, chortus ladiesi and theatrical dressers wete invited, took place in the Whitfield church schoolroom, Wilson-streeti Drury- lane, on Wednesday evening. Probate of the will, dated June 15, 1888, of the late Mr. Carl Rosai of 17,Westbourne- strebt, Hyde-park ...

... Criic lh ughed tis tragedy oat of fashion. He became very popular, and, in 1802-3, succeeded xemble as acting manager at Drury Lane; hut, tinding the duties too irk- some. ho resigned it after one seas.on. .n £807 he travelled, giving songs, imi- I tations ...

... men of the day, and his genius was C recognisedbothin tragedyandcomedy. In , 1742 Garrick appeared for the first time at 2 Drury Lane, a theatre of which he t subsequently was manager, between 1747ca1d 1776. When Quin and Garrick performed at the same theatre ...

... the future. Everyone knows Mr. Augustus Harris, the Grand Treasurer of the Masonic body, and the enterprising lessee of Drury Lane theatre. A man of un- bounded energy, he manages to find time, in addition to his numerous pro. fessional undertakings, ...

... depositions by the aid of an interpreter. The Duke and Duches of York wit- nessed the performance of The TWhfte Heat her at Drury Lane theatre last even- ing. The Silver King will be producedat the Lyric theatre on the 16th, with Mr. Wil- son Barrett in his ...

... and when sheo ropulsed his aduvances, he, with the assistance of Lord 'ohun, sought to carry her od as she was leaving Drury Lane theatre, The aitress's screams drewv a crowd around her, and she - succeeded in reaching her lodgings in Howard-street. ...

... surgeons be allowed to retire on 13s. 6d. a day after twenty years' service. Opera in English will shortly be given at Drury. lane theatre, with Mr. Benedict as conductor. A very influential meeting on railway reform 'ha been held in the Mansion-house ...

... ([l1ittiit ?? FIirit lie O(II te Wcrlttenl Ie iru 110111,1siatuoucte opera oif/ti' Eaitn,utticu 1iiI Aito, nrodiice(i at Drury -lane ill 1>5_7. Ai .. 0.-The liltahitest I'touso doty was iri- jic~ed uisaI sobstitute for windexv tat, 18utS. ?? 511W ?? if ...

... possession and using illegal measures: James Lausence Graydon, of the Mogul taverns better known as the Middlesex music-hall, Drury lane, 21 shortmeasures, consisting of 13 quarts and eight pints, some of them two ounces deficient, vwa fined in the full penalty ...

... FREaXASONS AT .IDRURY LAxE.-The arge saloon of Drury Lane theatre was in Tuesday transformed 'into a Free. 1asohe lodge of an imposisig. character or the installation-of Mr. Fernandez as &aster of the Drury Lane lodge.' There vae a large and distinguished ...