... AIPeBzy, Theatre Royal, Glasgow. Mr. C. D. LEiGH. Mr. H. HAoROD. Mr. HAILoRD. Mr. L. J. SEPsroN, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, .Adelphi, &c. &OTING M&NAGER .. Mr. FRANK EMERY. Doors open at 7, to commence at 7.30. Admission-Private Boxes, 5s. each ...

... Guildhall, London, on Monday. A statue to Balfe, purchased by subscription, and placed in the vestibule of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, was unveiled on Monday afternoon by Sir Michael Costa in the presence of a large company. According to a telegram from ...

... dramatic vocalist, died a few days ago at Dalston, in his seventy-sixth year. Mr. Phillips was connepted with Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres from 1829 to 18.18, and took prominent parts in the operas of Gustavas III., Amilie, The Siege of Rochelle ...

... osr, the Railroad to Ruin. The Incidental Music and Overture composed expressly by Mr. W. C. Levey, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. SCEE~lRIy. ACT I.-TIaE BANKeS OF TILE TuAmEias xEA Ox1o:B. The O.xford Crew in Traiuing. ACT II.-FonmosAL's VILLA. AT FULIrAi ...

... of the Marylebone Theatre, he soon after widened the sphere of his theatrical ambition, and in 1852 he became manager of Drury-lane Theatre, which establishment he continued to hold until the autumn of 1862 when he disposed of the remainder of his lease ...

... Glatuoio were 1 fired to.seawvard in proof of the triumphatiltendur-1 ance of the vessel. There was an overflowing house at DrUry-lane on Saturday afternoon, oa the occasion of the fare- well ?? of Mfr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan. When the curtain fell Lpon Still ...

... morning a fire was dis- covered by the police in a back building belonging to Mr. Gover, fruit salesman, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. The flames spread to the part of the building which was occupied by four families. A scene of intense excitement prevailed ...

... FeiHnTcrN.-Mr. Barry Sullivan has within the last few days undergone a singular operation. It will be remembered that at Drury-lane Theatre, Madeuff's sword accidentally struck him in the eye, causing an- abrupt termination of his engagement and his retire- ...

... ?? t; .. ?? 1 bince our Last notice tile juitan hlas, among other plasce, visited thu Post Office, the Crystal Palace, Drury-lane and the Globe Theatres, St. Thomas's Hospital, the Houses of Parliament, the Mansion House, the Bank of England, and the ...

... evidence that on z Tuesday the deceased and two other men were at work doing some repairs in a room at the house No. 124, Drury-lane. In the course of his work the deceased had taken down a glass door, which he placed upright t against the wall, in an ...

... lst) from Messrs. Strode and Co., to Mr. J. W. Dring, the Clerk, respecting complaints of an escape of gas from mains in Drury-lane and along the road lead- to the Hospital. It was proposed by Mr. White, and seconded bv Mr. Heath, that the terms mentioned ...

... at Marlborough House, and the Queen of the Belgians and the Princess of Wales after- wards went to Her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane. The works of Messrs. Taylor Brothers, chocolate and mustard manufacturers, in B3rick-lane and Wentworth- street, Spitalfields ...