... disgust of the London tradesmen, who are complaining as usual that the season has been bad one. The operas are all over, Drury Lane closing on Saturday. Wagner's opera, based on the story of tbe Flying Dutchman, has been produced, and in spite of tbe sneers ...

... portion of it, as it will be remembered was done by a man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and several children in Drury-lane. The proceeding of the prisoner was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop. The only persons present ...

... portion of it, as it will be remembered was done by a man named Joustield, who mur- dered his wife and several children in Drury-lane. The prro- ceeding of the prisoner was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop The only persons present ...

... portion of it, as it will be remembered was done by ® man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and severs children in Drury-lane. The proceeding was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop. The only persons present at the execution ...

... e, the Sunday Popular Concerts, the choral society matinees, &c. It is stated, says the Atlicnoßun, that the tenancy of Drury Lane has been renewed for an Italian Opera season in 1871. Sir Michael Costa will resume the baton as conductor of the orchestra ...

... went at 2 och , and was told that Carter had not been there.— Eliza Carter, who said she lived at No. 5, Parker-street, Drury-lane, London, deposed: I was in aree week Windsor in July. T left tl s ayo last Monday. | knew the two prisoners by seeing them ...

... down. Among the throng of juveniles, two, of the ages of eight and ten, sons of widow named Reynolds, of Parker'splace, Drury-lane, were drowned a few days since, and the bodies have not been recovered. Another boy was drowned while playing on the floating ...

... Liverpool, as Molly liigg, in Mr. Tom Taylor's domestic play Mary Warner. The version Kenilworth, to be produced at Drury Lane, is in four acts. The third act will include & reproduction of the entertainments at Kenilworth described by Scott. Miss ...

... whether with or without the bridge of Kehl, are sights of surpassing beauty. The new piece by Mr. Halliday, produced at Drury Lane last Saturday, is an adaptation of Sir Walter Scott' 6 novel of Kenilworth. In the play, however, Amy Robsart is not ...

... Lazarus, gives it his opinion after hearing Miss Goldscmidt that the daughter's voice surpasses the mother's.—London Letter. Drury Lane Theatre was re-openec for the season on Saturday, having been re decorated under the superintendence of Mr. C. J. Phipps ...

... twelve performances at the Adelphi, shortly, of Miami in the Green Bushes. Mr. Ben Webster and Mr. F. B. Chatterton, of Drury Lane, have formed partnership by which the Adelphi and Princess's Theatres are placed under their joint management. A new version ...

... you to employ different agencies or not sell your papers. There was not a vacant seat or aisle stool in the six tiers of Drury-lane Theatre, and yet during the play everything was as still as if at a morning church prayer. Not a cough was heard or a fan ...