... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Hams. To-Night, at 8.0, THE W OItLD. Messrs. A. Hams, W. Ma/cklin, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Benne, Lilly, Huntley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Mesdames Helen Barry, F. though, and Fanny Josephs ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. 8.40, FILLE MADAME ANGOT. Mdlles. Cornelie D'Anka, A. Burville, K. Sullivan, and Palladino: Messrs. Morgan, Arnold. Wallace. Bradshaw. —At 7, LADV AUdLEY'S SECRET. Misses N. Harris, Mr ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustas Harris. This Evenino, at 7.45, Grand Pantomime, MOTHER GOOSE. Misses Kate Santley, Ada Blanolie, Little Addie Blanche, E. D'Auban, Musi*. A. Roberts, J. D'Auban, Fred Evans, little Bertie Coots ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lesseeand Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Night, B.U, WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rignold, Hairourt, Gibson, Bolton, Glo\or. Ford, Bonne, Lilly, Matliison, il. Nicholls, and Hairy Jackson; Helen Barry, F. Plough, and Fanny ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Manager, Mr. Harris. To-Night, at B.U, THE Missis. A. Harris, W. Rjjjnoid, Harcouit, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Beck, Lilly, H. and Hairy Jackson; Helm Barry, A'. and Fanny Josephs.—At 7.30, SERIOUS API'AIR. ...

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... - 7 Before Atessrs. KyanersleV (Stipendiary), .Bigg, Hts; and lldtisjvton. ASSAULTS.-Bobert Richards (27), brassfounder, Drury Lane, was .fined 20s. and costs, or one month's im. prisonment, for having assaulted Sarah Ann Darby. The ProsecatriX was on ...

... next, -The prisoner, who denied the offence, was accordingly remandedI STEALING CANVAS.-Asonne Dora Wright, prostitute, Drury Lane, Birmingham, was charged with stealing about seven yards ot canvas from the premises of Alcessrs. Daniel and Eon, auctioneers ...

... treatment ic- corded to Helverian institutions. A new and elaborate ballet, entitled Les Sirenes, has been produced at the Drury Lane. The music is by Mr Ferdinand Warllersteine. ...

... led Australiane press.:: Since eis return to Efiglaced his ilesrey T . lhas attracted crowded and delighted acadienees at Drury Lane, sauc nowv 0 liee otters himself to the playgoers of his native towie. ?? Hoemy V. is not only remarkable. for tice splendidl ...

... a stone. He had recently evicted her, . Yeeterdhy afternoone Afr Charle o Harecurt, who Jo ia playing in The Worlr, at Drury Lane Theatro, fe foll t.rqgh a trap fluring relenrscl: He wir Beveroly irruiped and abaken, m .1The %ajoui-ned inquest en the ...

... statedtihat Tritton was very respectably connected, and for several years he had been engaged as an actor at the Criterion and Drury- lane theatres, and that Tritton was merely his the- atricdl name. He was represented to have gone to live with the other prisoner ...