... King of Denmark, and the Rev. N. Morphi- nos made an appropriate address to the congregation. -On Saturday night, in the Drury Lane Theatre, a married woman, named Stevens, gave birth to a child, causing great confusion. The child was dead. -The Berlin ...

... public life for many years, and de- voted her talents; to the teaching of music at Leeds. It was at the national theatres, Drury Lane and Co- vent Garden, that Mrs Wood, as Miss Paton, first won her great fame as a vocalist, and gained a hold upon the admiration ...

... never wrote a drama or an operetta. Mr. E. L. Blanchard, of the Daily Telegraph, supplies pantomimes very regu- larly to Drury Lane Theatre, but does no other dra- matic work. Mr. F. G. Tomlins, who represents the Morning Advertiser, wrote a tragedy ...

... wistfully again and again to that sea of sympathetic faces, one of the most brilliant audiences, perhaps, that ever satin Drury Lane, and at last tore himself from their view. An awful moment for him, as he said. Their motion was as plain to him as his ...

... is engaged on a new edition of Shelley's Works and a life of the poet. Mrs Howard I aul will shortly play Lady Macbeth at Drury Lane Theatre, and will double the part with Hecate. We are able to announce that Mr Sothern's con- templated departure for America ...

... g conductor again lower- ed his pitch by a full half-tone, in deference to Mr Reeves. Referring to the new tragedian at Drury Lane, the Athesseeuma says :-Our first-foimed estimate of Mr King's powers has been strengthened by his second appearance. Mr ...

... but it failed, ats everything did jthat he took in hands, because he had no energy. After that he got a place as super';at Drury Lane, but the theatre closed at the end of tire month, arid then I had to help him as well as I could ; but I soon saw that as ...

... edition of Waterton's Essays. Mr Wood has engaged at Paris the now singer, Mdlle. Marie Roze. She will make her debut at Drury Lane as Marguerite in Faust during next April. Mdlle. Lewietski, a Russian singer, has also been engaged. Mr George P. Putnam ...

... s. Huge indeed I read- The auditorium of this new theatre will seat 3,000 persons, and the stage will be larger thans Drury, Lane. To this the leading journal should have added- and no flies. A country apothecary, being out for a day's shoot- ing ...