... if every actor bad1 a 3speaking trumlpet and each person i*n thue audience a teleseope; and much the same can be said of Drury Lane. A great big rambling barn,, where, fromu the size of the house, facial play and delicate tintonation are both necessarily ...

... exhausted. The evangellstio committee of the London Pree. bytery have arranged to hold special services in Whitfield Church, Drury Lane, every Thursday levening during the next three months. The London Presbytery, at its monthly meeting on Tuesday last, adopted ...

... the In Scotfnan states that Dr. Cumming has officially re. Ie tired from the pastorate of the church at Crown Ist Court, Drury Lane. His congregation are now endeavouring to raise a fund of £5,000 in order to he purchase him an annuity. AB1 INTERNATIONAL ...

... all who were acquainted with of rhim, either in privateor profesEional life. Mr.John CQ Clarke first appeared in London at Drury Lane, C' October 7, 1852, as Fathom, in the play of The is Hunchback, after some three years' provincial ex. -c perlence of ...

... Terry's Portiba was fully equal to the intensity of the principal part, Some time'ago this talented actress appeared in Drury Lane in Byron's Manfred, where ehe had but a, ingle word to say, aa Spirit of the Storm, The vigorous Idealicin of her rendering ...

... Temperance Record of the 19th ult. states that coffee taverns are rapidly multiplying. One was opened on Saturday last at Drury Lane by the Coffee Tavern Company, and a second was commenced last week by the Plymouth Coffee. house Company. The Sheffield ...

... ;Halet in the mtro6po1is,' Mrr Bidwin Booth, the 'great American tragedian, 'iB comilg over to. play the parb-probably at Drury Lane. Here, however, dramatic (like, every othbr) history will only repeat itself, for there are many instances in which great ...

... during the week-maximum, 30-1O; mini. mum, 13-10. Constant complaints having been received relative to the condition of Drury-lane, the Deputy-Surveyor report'ed that, although the the scavenging iand repairing of this huane was at- tended to as wvell ...

... '1erry's Portia was fully equal to the intensity of the principal part. Sonw time ago this talented actress appeared in Drury-lane in'Byroun'Maufred, where shohadl but o1 single word to sily, as Spirit of the Stormr'. The vigorlus idealism of her ...

... night the crowds at the popular theatres were diminished in size and subdued in tone. The great pantomimic ?? Garden and Drury-lane-were, however, besieged after the historic style. Through the courtesy of Mr. James Sydney, once a well-known Dublin lawyer ...

... -I send mny name, but not for publication. 0 . .A O. H. F. A. Mr, Gcorge Rignold -will probahly make his ap. pearance at Drury-lane, early in Novomber, in Henry Vi. ...

... has already received a large number of visi- tors. At Bow-street, London, yesterday, Harriet Pain, a charwoman, living in Drury-lane, was char ged with cauwing the death of Anne Richards. During a quarrel the prisoner struck the deceased, who fell againat ...