... nights during Messrs Moody and if H Sankey's visit to the metropolis, was taken about a. fol month ago by Mr Mapleson, of Drury Lane Theatre, 'r -3 for the opera season. Within that short period he 'm lack as with paisewsrky pro titu dntirely di renovated ...

... An&d even if you had not, would I be' daoing you a kidness by- maldnog you long after the: glorious-dazzle and glitter -of Drury Lane and- Covent Gardenwihen youcauriot behold the caves f mystery and: the transformnation scenes for your- s'elvesf 3think ...

... Spicer's play of Haska at Drury Lane Theatre or elsewhere in the United Kingdom. On the following day the injunction was dissolved by the Court of Appeal, and Haska was produced for the first time at Drury Lane the same night. The second judgment ...

... to find it for himself. Trebelli-Bettini is now at Stockholm, and after-a visit to Copenhagen will return here for the Drury- lane seasm. She has signed an engagement for Germany and the North of Europe during next eutumn and winter. ...

... the well-known c co~edian, died on Saturday night, at the age of 72. In Mareblast, soon after the performance given at Drury- lane for his benefit, his health gave way, and soine weekc6 ago All hopes of his recovery were abandoned. Mr. Comp. b ton had ...

... rmewn oed, o'r enw Patrick Mc Cabe, yr hwn sydd yn byw yn 57, Somerville street, ac yn weithiwr yn ngwasanaeth Mr. Dale, Drury Lane, Liverpool, i fyny ar y cyhuddiad o lofruddio ei wraig, Elizabeth Ale Cabe, yn wirfoddol a malais. Mr. Porter, golygwr yr ...

... did not think he had ever been more than half a dezen times in a London theatre in his life, but he remembered being in Drury Lane and seeing Macready and Helen Faucit play in Othello, and he was very much the better man for it. It might be said by some ...

... welcome the introduction of the Jewel. MR. COMPTON.--The benefit performance in aid of this gentleman will take place at Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday afternoon, March x, at a few minutes before one. The programme includes the Council Scene from Othello; ...

... career, came to London in the character or an operatic singer, and gave a series of highly successful representations at Drury Lane, then under the management of Mr. Alfred Bunn. After going once or twice round the world, she again returned to her native ...

... discovered that he paid a nominal price for the talent thus placed at his disposal. The Vokeses now draw £130 weekly from the Drury-lane AY treasury during the pantomime season, and r~e when in America they made as much as t500 wel _ sarebl 11ik ehr Ide n AG ...

... possession and using illegal measures: James Lausence Graydon, of the Mogul taverns better known as the Middlesex music-hall, Drury lane, 21 shortmeasures, consisting of 13 quarts and eight pints, some of them two ounces deficient, vwa fined in the full penalty ...

... elecos for which Vestminzter w6as famous. le 2 was known as a vehement Corn Law rman, and great banquet was given to him at Drury Lane Theatre, 4t which, to the surprise of many, Sir Francis Burdett was present. No stoner had t Captain Rous been elected MY ...