... Canada, and the schools of that city are closed in consequence. Mr. George Rignol4 will probably make hie ippearance at Drury Lane, early in November, in Henry V. Severe falls of snow are announced from Styria Mlesia and other mountainous districts, ...

... they have not been removed already. In ?? is about four feet broad,with narrower beadways leading into Drury- lane and Wild-street- the Drury-lane slums may well compare with the alleys, such as Frying- pan-allev, which till within a few years opened ...

... _____- and and DANGEROUS Pia'-LIG11TS.-On Friday a litle girl named ged Eliza Bryant, whose parents live in Hentler's-court, Drury- lane, was selling the new dynamite pipe-lights in Leicester- Sol square, when, by some means, a quantity of the dynamite paper ...

... Merchant of Venice. in which he will appear for the first time on Satuirday. The same day will see the re-open- ing of Drury Lane, with Mr George Rignold as Henry V.' Mr Rignold in this part has gained kudos in the Antipodes and America. The directors ...

... the West End for the protection of visitoss on their way home at night. Rosoman was succeeded as manager by Tom King, the Drury Lane comedian, and the original representative of Sir Peter Teazle, Lord Ogleby, Puff, and Dr. Cantwell. After King's time, the ...

... in poverty. He made a large fortune by his pieces and his acting, and then nothing would please him but one sayson at Drury Lane, he had the one sayson -I am not sure he hadjnot two-and that was where the money went. Just as I am finishing my letter ...

... Mr M. T. Bass, M.P., and party, during their stay at Tulchan Lodge, bagged about 3,000 grouse. During his lesseeship of Drury Lane Theatre Mr Chatterton paid the directors £710,000 in rent. A Portuguese gentleman has just submitted to the Government a ...

... Canada, and the schools of that city are closed in consequence. Mr. George Bignold will probably make hie appearance at Drury Lane, early in November, in Henry V. Severe falls of now are announced from Styria Silesia and other roountftinsuf dfofaicH ...

... CASE - AMERICA AND E£OypT-i3iERICA, REPUDIATION FACTS- AVSThAL1AN EXPORTS- -MIISTERIAL 3IOVE- a 3itsr3t-TILDE WITH PERSIA-DRURY LANE THEATf.E. S1 LONDON, Friday night. o The advance upou Cabul is passing through G ,ill tie stageS of an intense draumatic ...

... the guest of Lord Houghton at Fryston, and of Mr. Dent at Ribstone Hall. It is announced that Mr. George Rignold has taken Drury Lane Theatre for the autumn season, and will produce on Saturday, November x,.Shakspeare's historical play, Henry V., in which ...

... of the Liberals who sup- 5 .1, ported the foreign policy of the Government, t .d has made his peace with his party. I al Drury Lane will open on the let of November c is with Henry the Filth, Mr George Rignold . playing the King. It is proposed, on ...

... or 4s. a piece than two at 7s. 6d., and when he has got hold of that fact he will be able to fill evensuch a theatie as Drury Lane without difficulty. The theatre occupies somuch attentionnow-a-days that I make no apology for alluding to another question ...