... and Hope. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and suite attended the performance of Blue Beard, at Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday evening. The Queen's New Year's gifts to the poor of the parish of New Windsor, Holy Trinity, and Clewer ...

... holiday resorts has, so far as the production of absolute novelties is concerned, gradually declined in importance. Excepting Drury Lane and Covent Garden, which still resist all inducements to forward taeir pantomime in point of time, the evening of Boxing ...

... may toe obtained most readily and at least expense, either for hire or purchase, namely, at Stiuchcombe's, costumier, :H, Drury-lane, London, W.C. A friend in Loudon, who has had some expesience in these matters. writes to me that Stanchcombe provided himself ...

... Hugh Williams, New Inn, Llanrwat. 3506 The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh were prst at the pantomino of 'Blue Beard' at Drury Lane on Saturday evening. ...

... holiday newts has, so far as the production of abeolute novelties is concerned, gradually declined in importance. Excepting Drury Lane. and Covent Garden. which still resist all induceinents to forward their pantomime in point of time, the evening of Boxing ...

... hard labour. The last on dit in the musical world is, that Mr. Strakosk, the American impresario, will next season take Drury Lane Theatre, and give a series of Italian operas, with a mixed company of American and European artistes. This enterprise is ...

... court. you'd sit k-kin 'em. ACTORS have to unilergo much that tries their patience at times. Mr. Dillon was playing at Drury Lane one night in A Wlnter's 'ride. In the second act, scene third, when Paulina enters with a child, come wretched lean amongst ...

... believed to be named Helena Clark, aged about 114. who was found dying outside the common lodging house, 32, Macklin -street, Drury-lane, on the 12th inst. The evidence showed that deceased's whereabouts did not seem to hate been known to her friends, and being ...

... after wards asserted that he was Inspector Brennan, and, .uh sequently, that he belonged to • private inquiry office in Drury-lane. He had in his pocket • character that be came from Devises. —Defendant, in answer to the charge, declined to make any statement ...

... Brennan. ant, submpently, that he said I don't know,l must get you to let me have bef to ouged a private inquiry office in Drury Lane. He had in his pocket a cluracter showing that he is note on the bak. Witness said No, sir. fi c ene f rom Devise •. ...

... A contemporary points out that the month of February seems to be a fatal period to fTïëàlreiriÙHl places of amusements. Drury- lane Theatre was burnt in February, 1809, the Pavilion Theatre in February, 185G, the Edinburgh Theatre in February, 1875, and ...

... those early years Dublin bad an importance as a capital which made its stage rank very close to the then undimmed lustre of Drury Lane. _ _ ...