... 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 -I send mny name, but not for publication. 0 .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 ...

... Gaiety. The Surrey and the Gre- -can wi ll as usual be great in theglitter of their Cbristmas show ; but the Volkeses at Drury-lane, and a gorgeous display at Covent Garden are looked at respectively for the greatest display of fast and furious fun and ...

... drana, The Iron Chest,' will be re. vived at the Lyceum next Saturday night. It wan unsuccessful waean first produced at Drury-lane, over eighty years ago, with Kemble in the chief character, but has been acted off and on at inter. vale since. It does ...

... The whole quadrangle formued by lorge'z-streat on the west, Ee chequer-ate on the north, Fade-street on the south, a&a* l Drury-lane upon the east, has been laid bare I like a vast breathing-space to admit fresh ail |into the lungs of that congested neighbo ...

... ex- clusively to that theatre, finding tirue, however, to visit the United States, and to fulfil short engage- ments at Drury-lane and the Lyceum. He was the author of no fewer than 150 comedies and farce;. The Green Bushes and The Flouers of the Forest ...

... than twenty Conservative applicants were en. rolled. At Bow-street, London, on Saturday, Dr. Francis J. Holland, of 101 Drury-lane, was remanded with. out bail on a charge of attempting to procure the I miscarriage of Ellen Saunders. Another batch of ...

... Home Rule maivy le seen its the guise of Alit' wife, Cogia., i Dine h3eard, with the full strength of ?? will ie playad in Drury-lane. There will be an exti s-gnag.u on the lines of Gulliver at the Oaiey a.id at the Imperil Little Red Riding ! i Hoci; at ...

... the suggestion for a Government subvention of some of the principal theatres. This may have been caused by the failure of Drury-lane to pay, but there is a sufficiency of high class theatres in the metropolis bringing in round sums yearly to their lessees ...