... Show at the Agri- cultural Hall, returning to Claridge's for luncheon. In the afternoon the King and his daughter went to Drury Lane Theatre. They afterwards went to the Duke of Rutland's garden party at Bute Lodge, Campden-hill, and in the evening dined ...

... known in this country, will be remembered by a certain number of opera-goers from having been performed for a few nights at Drury Lane in an Italian version, with Mdlle. Ilma de Murska as the heroine. Brought out at the end of the season and only represented ...

... or no attempt is made to aid the spectator in this way. An improvement in this respect might surely be easily arranged at Drury Lane. We would suggest, also, that another player should bring on the recorders. The countenance of him who is now employed to ...

... score cannot be denied by any one who takes the trouble to refer to the history of some of the principal theatres in London. Drury Lane has been twice burned-namely, in January, i672, and on the 24th of February, i809. Covent Garden has also been twice destroyed ...

... middle of April, as Hamlet; Macbeth and Othello will follow, and probably Romeo. Signor Rossi and his company will play at Drury Lane three days in the week for the greater part of the season. Signor Salvini will arrive in England in about six weeks, and ...

... the poll. Mrs. Amelia Howell contested the Kentish Town Ward, but was unsuccessful. At a special meeting of the renters of Drury Lane Theatre, held yesterday. a proposal was read from Mr. Mapleson that during the forthcoming opera season he should allot ...

... Paul's Cathedral. The service was choral throughout, and the singers were assisted by the bands of Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, and of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. The ordinary cathedral choir was largely increased, and the total number ...

... had known him in the days of his prosperity. On Saturday afte.-. noon, while he was in the kitchen of a lodging-house near Drury Lane Theatre l he fell to the ground and died before medical assistance could be procured. Th6C medical evidence showed that ...

... a Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, the 8th of March next, at three o'clock. The Princess of Wales went to Drury Lane Theatre last evening, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh to the Gaiety Theatre. The Queen's dinner party on Monday included ...

... Duke of Sutherland, Sir Salar's health was drunk amidst load applause. The annual general meeting of the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre was held on Saturday, Mr. Arden, the chairman of the committee, presiding. The report stated that for the year ending ...

... the management of a theatre if the person hiring the artists took fees. Mr. Benjamin Webster, Mr. Chatterton, lessee of Drury Lane ; Mr. Hollingshead, of the Gaiety ; Mr. Bancroft, of the Prince of WNales's, and Mr. Hare, of the Court Theatre, were also ...

... for a week. MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. At Iow-street this morning, John Keating, aged thirty-one, a porter, was clharged before Mr. Flowers with the murder of Ellen Parry, with whoml. he had been living, at 4, Lincoln-court, Drury-lane. Mary Flaherty, of L ...