... and half- melted snow. There is a rage this year for morning f performances of the Christmas pantomimes. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Astley's each give three representations a week-on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. To-day the most ardent juvenile ...

... underground railway leaves the line of Holborn at Chancery Lane, and passes along the north side of Lincoln's Inn Fields to Drury Lane, under a new street sixty feet in width, over the railway. It then strikes the line of Broad Street and High Street, the ...

... subscription. A memorial is to be erected to the tragedian, Mr. Gustavus V. Brooke. Opera in English will shortly be given at Drury Lane Theatre, with Mr. Benedict as conductor. Sdbhumnann's Paradise and the Peri is advertised for the first Philharmonic Concert ...

... theatre. This conclusion of matters at Covent Garden will not, we are told, in any way affect the announced arrange- uments at Drury Lane during the summer. ...

... Coach Ironmonge ?? by letter, slating age, referenoce where last em-o ployed, and salary expecetd, to Mr. P. ?? Ward, 164, Drury Lane, Londou, W 0. c32f8 TXANTE D, a. YOUTH, in ai Jeweller's Factor's Wareousone, areas V tmemd to theoTrade)-Address, 789. ...

... Ironmmnger - ?? by lelter, stating age reference, whore ast em- go Iloed, aed esalry exiocielid, to Mr. r. P. Ward, 1iii, Drury Lane, Lo ndon., WO0. -_ 6 28 ANEa YOUTH, in ?? Factor'e Wacehouse, acoos- W f(ied to the Trade.-Adlreee, 782. Daily Feat. o3liii ...

... remarks on the subject, and the nseeting terminated. HANLEY. TIJE TisEArnE.-Master Percy Ropelle, the King Pippin of the Drury Lane pantomime, and a remontiibly precocious boy, is fulfilling an engagensent at the Tue tre, with his sister, Bliss Amy Roselle ...

... from the Roya Theatre at Hanover, of whom great things are ex- pected. The promise of grand opera' at high prices, at Drury Lane, have not been fulfilled. The theatre was to have opened for a musical season on the 3rd of April, but it still remains ...

... journedol at 1.20 anan, DREADFUL MURDER IN LONDON. A shocking murder was cosmnitted yesterday morninig, in Feather Court, Drury Lane. It appears that a miun 0 seined James Whitley, a briclclayers labourer, with a wife a and six children, lived on the third ...

... lumlookam pang mente THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1866. NEWS OF THE DAY. The man WHITLEY, who murdered his wife in Feather's Court, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, and then cut his own throat, is dead. Twenty-one Liberals voted for Sir FiT7ROY KELLY'S Malt Tax motion, amongst ...

... who trainled this young zid-y .d also the best of young singers who has visited i irlrni for many a year, 'Mdlle. Orgeni. Drury Lane Theatre, says report, is in the mar - whether merely during a fiat season, or ,, , ?? is not stated. The project of there ...

... Bankruptcy on Saturday. The haukrupt ascribes his failure to losses sustained in the man- agement of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and disputes with his late partner, Mr. CHATTERTON, which it seems. have culminated in a Chancery suit. The preliminary ...