... very beautiful oeonsay, ensured for the plece a hearty eu~cYes. IG 1s a cotmiensation of a piec3 that w55 prod D cod a~t Drury Lane, London, a fe v maontis back, sod it is full of lively in~,idents. Tu~o-ni t, MZr Bruce Norton tukee hie benalit.,r ...

... for the Royal box at Drury Lane. This was an awkward circumstanca, calculated to damage the manager in the estimation of the public. A little while afterwards the services of Mr Charles Mathews, tben under engagement to Drury Lane, were required for the ...

... .-Advertisiro is crl.I . taintiy mlakiityg progness. The brl-n3 i ies and pantomimes are full of tradesmnen's pufLs. At Drury Lane a well-knowu it-m of haberdashcrs haave a scene to themselves for the exhibition of their Christmas goods, vwhile Covent ...

... and Cometh up as a Flower have long been placed in your index expirgatorius-iind you never went to see For. mosa at Drury lane. But other heads of families are not so careful, and the nursemaid, you see, had not the advantage of your advice in her ...

... classes, by whom' ; this sort of education is most needed, than the theatres. The'Alhambra could accommodate the audiences of Drury lane' and Covent-garden added . together, or those of the Haymarket, the Adelphi, St James's, and the Strand. The Metropolitan ...

... lastiseason of Miss Louisa Pyne and ll r Harrison at Covent Garden will commence in October. In 1884'S they will begin at Drury Lane Theatre. The English Opera (Lmited Labilityj)onmpauy have' arranged with Mr Gye to opee their campaign in 1864-6, and have ...

... London in regard to opera. ' o 'only are Her Majesty's and the Royal Italian Operas to give opeleatic performances, but Drury Lane opepi on Easter Monday with what is called English opera, but which is only (necessarily) English in having the libretto ...

... proposes to light large cities by suspending ever them balloons, from the care of which emanate the 'electric light. At Drury lane Theatre on Saturday evening last, a Qmarried woman gave birth to a cbild during the per- -formance of the farce ?? heart's ...

... into the brothel. The St prisoner had beenedrinking, b at well know the character bt of: the ?? Sinimonds, a dressmaker, of Drury lane, said that she was 19 years of age. On tb e pre. F( ceding night she met the prisoner on Blackfriars es Bridge, went with ...

... assembled therein. The dis- course occupied nearly an hour. Lord Byron's tragedy of Manfred, which is now being played at Drury Lane. will shortly be withdrawn on account of the approaching production of the Christmas pantomime, the subject of which will ...

... actor, who arrived in England a -few days ago 'from Australia, after an absence of seven years, will make his appearance at Drury Lane Theatre, under the management of Mr E. T. Smith, early in October. The Town Council of Stockport have declined to let ...

... line been no evidence to showl, Ph and the case remains as great a mystery as ever. iue A PLEASiNG- rY01omNuT occurred at Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Tuesday night during the wh representation of King, John. While the interest WV and breathless silence ...