... will throw Bor 900 men cat of work. An extensive fire occurred to-night Messrs. FlaveU’s t'mber benders, 16 Parker-street, Drury* lane. The factory almost destroyed Mr. Murphy delivered his ninth and last lecture Woolwich this evening in the afternoon. His ...

... last by Mr. J.C. Hottea, Piccadilly, ls>ndou. Mdlle. Christine Nilsson will make her first appearance at the Italian Open*, Drury lane, Alice i,\tUrUi Diaaolo on the of May. Mdll. Lcwitzky, the young Russian (pupil of M. Wnriel). who b about sing at the Italian ...

... unwise leaving home.’ Miss Marie Courtenay, young and promising vocalist, is announced to appear as the witch, bybilla, the Drury Lane pantomime. Madame Csillag made her debut in America, st the first New York Phllhannonic Concert, toward# the end of la«t ...

... characters, and also to appear Oliver Cromwell a new play written expressly for him. The revival of Rossini’s Oldlo at Drury Lane ha* afforded Mdlle. Nilsson om>ortunity ...

... Leipslo. It is stated that Moaart’s “L’Oca del Cairo and Weber’s Aba Busan ’ are among the novelties to be prodoeed at the Drury lane opera asst saesaa. Tb« following m wnoogit th. Utwt arrird. Hotel:—Sev J O Porter and salts, Mr and Mrs Brooks and salts ...

... London, Tuesday. At Bow-street Police-nflice to-day, Ralph K' chard son, otherwise Eugene Taylor, advertising quack chemist, Drury-lane, was charged warrants with having administered certain noxious drugs to certain domestic servant named Julia Found with ...

... Opera House, but the speculation proved a failure. “The Bohemian Girl” and the “Daughterof St. Mark” were both brought out Drury-lane. The latter ran through more than 100 consecutive nights, and piece of plate was presented to him by his friends in com ...

... partnership, entered iuto between Mr. B. Webrterand Mr. Chatterton brings under one management three the leading London theatres—Drury Lane, the Adelphi, and the Prinoesa’a Tlie following are amongst the latest arrivals at the Bilton Hotel ;—General Blake, Mrs ...

... suite have engaged apartments at the Hilton. Mr. William Smyth has left town for London. Mr. T. C. King has appeared at Drury-lane in The R'i/V. and hi* impemiuation of Julien St. Pierre is well spoken of. Mr. Bornby has completed his Rcbckah,” understand ...

... is to l« placed the present Leelurc-rooin of the Academy. -j pika Christine Nilsson receives, it is said, x 1 a night at Drury Lane—the largest sum paid to any lady Bine? the days of Jenny Lind. Adclml Patti receives i;lOO a night Covent Garden ; an ...

... wo may whisper that the same assistants have been secured for the future for the present worknamely, the writer of the Drury-lane pantomimes, gentleman on the staff of the Court Journal, and celebrated mad-doctor who is in the habit of making copious ...

... lum been achieved by Mdlle. Nil'foo Paris in the rote of Alirc in Robert Diab'e. II« r lirst appearance in thin character Drury-lane is looked forward to with much interest. In consequence of the indisposition of Mm. John Wood, the part o? Belle Sauvoge ...