... completed by the 1st of March, 1881. I don't see much ne- cessity for the new structune while we have Covent Garden and Drury Lane and her Majesty's theatre available, and I doubt if it will ever be a success There are some strange bequests in the will ...

... the formation of a com. mittee to arrange for an immense gala performance with special attractions in Covent Garden or Drury. lane in furtheranco of the fund, and it is not at all improbable that an entertainment mainly com- .r prising readings by known ...

... Irishman by the way), will be the Conservative candidate for the borough. The lessee and manager of the National Theatte in Drury lane--Mr. Augustus Harris, a son of the celebrated theatrical cnrepseneu'-.has come for. ward inma spirited manner to offer the ...

... stated that a telegram ?? been t received from the Lord Mayor informing the com- r wittee that Mr. Hearis, the lessee of Drury-lane 6 Theatre, had intinated his intention of giving a v performance on Monday next in aid of the fund, c and had asaed the ...

... Shirley at the general election. I understand the Lord Mayor of Dublii has accepted an invitation from the manager of Drury- lane Theatre to attend in state the morning per- formance tbat will be given on lMonday next in aid of AThe Dublin Mansion House ...

... Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mr. E. Dwyer Gray, was present at the special per- forsance on behalf of the Irish Distress Fund at Drury-lane Theatre yesterday. Owing to a deli- cate point of etiquette he did not go in state, but he had with him his colleagues, ...

... are all well attended. The visit of the Lord Mayor of Dublin, in conjunction with that of the Lord Mayor of' London, to Drury.lane, on . the occasion of the representation for the benefit of the sufferers in Ireland: has done. immn-nense service to the ...

... the Supreme Court on the subject. The Rev. J. C. Whitmore pre. sented a sad picture of the drunkenness In the vicinity of Drury-lane, where he libours, and men- tioned that for every penny of charity given the recipients of the same spent one shilling in ...

... of Innella w been invited to ofier himself -.s a candi te for ti. pastorate of the Scowh National Churec~z Cwa. court, Drury-lane, London, in ?? t, h Rev. Dr. Cumming, has preached what rbe called bis trial sermons to very large a-ulnence. A memorial ...

... of the holding, the amount of rent due, and stating whether the case was defended or not. A new venture is to be made in Drury-lane. High class tragedy and comedy having so often proved a failure there it is going to enter the lists with the Alhambra, ...

... the shop a we-k, making a profit of £17 8E Ss per annum on this item. lMessrs. Walker, and Trevor, rag and bone dealers, Drury-lane, also claimed to be compensated on trade profitsof £800. Mr. Monroe,QC.(instructed by Messrs. V. B. Dillon and Co.), appeared ...

... temptuously of the player, to hold his professioa in derision. When Lady Sesan Fox eloped with Mr. O'Brien, the comcdian of Drury-Lane Theatre, Horace Walpole commented :- Poor Lord lchei- ter is almost distracted; indeed, it is the cormple- tion of dis ...