... respectable nelghboumhood, and, I assure you, very different from Drury Lane, [A laugh.] Mr. Flowers: What have you to say to the oharge? The prisoner: I am coming to that. Not bat I Live In, Drury Lane, or, to be more particular, in Oharles Street, myself; but ...

... sbafse manager. He was the first to pronounce to the world with prophetic accuracy, and within a year of lie, dismissal from Drury Lane, that she was an actresD who never had an equal and never would have a superior. Through his recommendation, she obt.nied ...

... other, and thorough people of basiness-for has not the atege five institutions for those belonging to it? Is there not the Drury Lane Fund, the Covent Garden Fund, the General Tbeatrical Fund, this, the Dramatic and Equestrian Sick Fend, and, to crown ani ...

... nursery of Mrs Dragon, and, after treading the children, wash thea, whip them, and put them to bed, is rampant with fun. At Drury Lane they have Siubad, and the most monstrous Roc ever seen on the stage. Mr, Beverley's transformation scene here is of course ...

... provides a one-legged clown for Its harlequlnade! Mr. B. T. Blanohard, who has for so many years written the pantomime of Drury Lane, has chosen Hop o' my Thumb, in which Master Percy Roselle, the beat and youngest modern Roselus, will appear. Miss ...

... stage as regards scenery and dresses, and the cast, strengthened by Mr. Jordan (Ifrom the Lyceum), Mr. ESwinburne (from Drury Lane), and Miss blilly Palmer, comprised an eusemble said by many to be superior to the actandthecelbraed urs, dlivredwith brusual ...

... and the Royal Itallan Opera with Helvellyn, and Love'e Ransom, which are English, but unfortunately do not draw. 8 Drury Lane Is again the home of the legitimate drama, and Phelps and Miss Helen Faucit draw crowded at houses when they perform Macbeth ...

... for we have for example that Sir. Daniel always composed the speeches delivered by tho late ?? Harley at the dinner of the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund. Although we have selected only the most curious of the lots for this hasty notice, the library contains ...

... afternoon per. formatace of Shakespearean musio be given at Covent Garden; that a Shakeqpeareau performanoe be given at Drury Lane In -the evening; and that a grand soirc be hold in Westminster Hill, at which Shakespearean books, prints, and other relics ...

... con- spicuous exception being the Lyceum, where Mr. Fechter's Hamlet is still attractive. Even the Lyceum closes next week. Drury Lane is to be let until Sep. tember, but no one will take it. On the other hand, the Italian Opera is in the height of its glory ...

... Birmingham, and will sur- round your future, celebrations with increased lustre. Most of the Metropolitan theatres are closed. Drury Lane will open on the 24th, with some of Shakespeare's plays. The Lyceum will be closed until October, when it will re-open with ...

... Condition of the Labouring Classes, who make up some six or seven hundred beds in lodging houses erected in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, Gray's Inn Lane, and Hatton Garden. Without making any invidious distinction it may be said that there are two distinct ...