... Birmingham. 5. St. Paul in Prison. 6. The Miracle of the Fiery Furnace. 7. Consolation. 8. The Seven Ages op Man. 9. Scene from Drury Lane Pantomime, 10. By the Sea. 11. The Fleet Entering the Suez Canal, ...

... purchased in London, at Messrs. W. H, Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Mies Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... purchased London, at Messrs. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and the Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... can be purrfiased in London, Messrs. W. 11. Smith and Son a, 186, Strand; Davies and Co.’s, Finch y; , of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Easton Station; or will be suppUed to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... purchased in London, at Messrs. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch . Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... purchased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... purchased in London, at Messrs. W. H Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at'the Easton Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... purchased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...

... Prince of wales theatre, '*■ Bole Proprietor and Manager, Mr. Jas. Rodgers. FOR THE SEASON TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AUGUST 27th. DRURY LANE COMPANY the great Drama of the * PEEP DAT. and Beautiful Scenery, by Mr. B. M. Hyde, accidental to the Piece, the magnificent ...

... visit the Queen. fa inquest was held to-day on the body of Monsieur ftier, the Frenchman who, on Friday week, left two ds in Drury Lane with the intention of going home, afterwards found drowned, and with his pockets lJ«ed, at the foot of the Thames Embankment ...

... cLothes was heard at the same Court. A young man named , burs ton, in the employ of Mr. Whitehead, an oil and colounnan, in Drury Lane, was seen by policeman J5, Bolborn last night, with three other young men. thorston was dressed in women’s clothes, and ...

... wives and families of the French prisoners in Germany. A dramatic performance, very influentially patronised, will given at Drury Lane, at an early date. The ship Blossom, of Aberdeen, and Itenova~ tor, of Portsmouth, were wrecked North Berwick yesterday ...