... the new temple on the day promised. The lessee had obtained the permis- sion of the Drury Lane manager to erect the new scenery and fittings on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre, and hundreds of carpenters, artificers, scene-painters, and mechanists were ...

... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Prinocesseand the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury. lane of the oolony. Then there are all sorts of eahib!, i tlone, and last there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...

... . THE HAVELOCK MEMORIAL FUND. is London, Friday. t This afternoon, tile Duke of Cambridge presided at . meeting held in Drury Lane Theatre, to aid the I I I t I I I tI 1i !.I II fund for the erection of a statuo to the late Sir Hi. [laveloce in Trafal'gar ...

... rratlher well-kcnowvn singer, snow- retired inrto private life, and tire latter tire wife of PoetBuninsor- srerly lessee of Drury Lane Tireatre. Tire first Mr's. B. gets a lien ry iso tiohre /rr'h,thnree ready-fis'rnisilri hrouses in fee-simple, twenty thousand ...

... et, on the body of Sarah Crowder, aged 54. Fromn the evidege it appeared that the deceased resided at I1, Wych-atreet, Drury- lane, and had for several years been employed at the a various metropolitan theatres. On Wednesday night, about ten o'elocs, ...

... tiLein. Tile allotted space in IvINle ?? is to ble rnetilally 'opelleod oil Wetcasday, whets thle children of' Clare ?? and Drury Lane ragge(I schools will tlakie possessioti of it. Mr. Stanlfield, ?? sas at Clierbtoleg. doitlltle~s witl iartitic views. The ...

... destructive fire took place on the premiees belonging to ?? H. Keern, a furniture dealer, ,carrYing on busnaoes at No 130, Drury-lane. The disaster was caused by a spark flying out of the kitchen firp, whlch ?? somo things in that part ol the building, and ...

... manikins, and you can't help thinly. luig that they are intended for a pantomim.s, nco on the stage of Europe, but of Drury-lane. A London Life Guardsman would be a veritable Gulliver among such Lilliputians, and would, to all ap- pearances, ride down ...

... in. Englandj,- and thea actor who had achieved a bigh reputation in Dublin was :sure :to :experience a hearty welcome at Drury-lane and Covent Garden. The London managers used always to turn most bopefully to the Irish metropolis as the place from which ...

... of the peace for the city Cork.. it Is stated that Mr. Charles Mathews and his new t wife wilt shortly appear together at Drury-lane. * The Bristol Afercury says it is intended that a pow- erful steamer shall run between this port and Galway, a in connection ...