... but not dangerously, ill. The Musical Standard understands that the Covent Garden Opera House will open on April 1, and Drury Lane on the 15th. Lady Jenkinson desires to collect 21,000. for the estab- lishment of a Thalberg scholarship for a pianist at ...

... which was made popular by the singing of Madame Veatris. At the age of 16 he acoepted a engagement to cnuductibeorobestra at Drury Lane Tbeatre1 but left for Italy In the following year to studyscomposition and siDng. Hils first important com- position, the ...

... ralonbusiness of the College-its lectureships, fees, &to., for the Midsumimer tgrm-nwill be determined upon. * The opening of Drury Lane is always regarded as the commuencemeot of thei theatrical. winter season. Thousands of Londou theatre-goers still ling'6r ...

... Augustus aT, C. leriey, M.P. for UV'st Suffoll, ?? at Buty St. Jidmnunds, at twenty minutes to three yesterday nfternoon. TIH DRURY LANE TRAAGEDY. Last night the woman Green, the pnuamoilnr of the mur- derod mian Kelly, was recaptured. Tha wlhereabouts of her ...

... the curtain falls on Babil and Dijonl the carpenlter.s will go to work to pre- pare Coient Gardeiu for Italian Opera. Drury Lane has had its spectacular glories as well as Covent Garden, ald to-night witnesses the 1:ist ?? of thoe Childrell in thle ...

... mnentproved so ?? ?? the fond by this means was £258. l4s. 33d. A suns of £310. was added to the fund by performances at tbe Drury Lane, Adelthi, andi Priincess's Theatres. The report then proceeds:-' Taking into account the extent of London, the number of ...

... vt Chatsterton. This case was pa.rtly heard Iast Thursdlay. Tbo pplain- tiff, a barrister, was one of the newv renters of Drury Lane Theatre. and the action was for an assault com. mitted in preventing his entrance to the stalls. In his ?? of renter lie ...

... terminated the proceedings. DEATH OF URI. ARRY H ICKn.-The numerous friends of Mr. T. C. King, the eminent tragedian, of Drury Lane Theatre, will learn with regret that Harry, his oungest ?? youth who inherited muc4 of his father's love for ?? last, in ...

... portion of it, as it will be re- membered was done by a man named Bonsfield, who mur- dered his wife and several children In Drury Lane. The proceeding was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to tho drop. Tho only persons present at the exe- ...

... going in to win. The stage of Covent Garden is much more favourable to displays of spectacular magnificence than that of Drury Lane, and the pantomime of BlueBeard, by Mr. H. J. Byron, is to be produced upon a scale of splendour never yet attempted ...

... new register. John. }hri hears that tice Elementar ' Educatioln Amend- isent Bill is not likely to be proceeded with. The Drury Lane opera season will dlose next Saturday. The se.:son at Covent Garden will end in a fortnight. The Queen has colsented to ...

... in a letter address(l to thic Premier, callst otteition to thie production of The Shanighirasis at the Theatic Royal, Drury Lane, where it lice lie(l s. rni of nearly five mouths, and asks why it is that when an annouiseensolt is mnde that leer IMajesty's ...