... half dead with fright and cold. t A destructive fire ocnurred on Mondav in a large I block of property in Clare-strePt and Drury Lane, North Shields. The property belongs to Mr. Snttre, T butcher, and was oocanied a4 &*fnrniture and paraffin t oil warehouse ...

... ork HeQ'as7d lr. Augustus Harris has scored another success in his new play of Human Nature, produced last Saturday at Drury Lane Theatre. Calu5ig Cross was on the stage with all 'its| Variedhifes ThereI~ondonissupppsedto be wel- ?? back the Guards-from ...

... Kelly, in the earlier half of this century, enjoyed for thirty-six years the highest repute as an actress on the boards of Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, aud the English Opera House, in association with many illustrious contempo- raries, conspicuous ...

... into conversation about Nelson's Monument, which led to an invitation to have some refresh. ments. They wvalked towards Drury Lane, where they had a glass of milk. All three then went to a public house. Chalkley said that he had had £9,000 lefk him by ...

... of time. Another interesting relic of old London has disap- peared by the demolition of the Old Lion Ina in Wych street, Drury Lane. The inn is famous as having been the chief haunt some hundred and fifty years ago of the thieves of the metropolis, and ...

... atVoslau, lu~r Vienna, wvhich did great damage. Frivoli, the new comic opera by 3I. leve was prodnced on Tnesday night at Drury Lane Theatre, ~ ~ ~ th LAn Fiberew wrdvas favourablv reevelvd. RIOI igebr ofn Pereslavl died lately at the het hdeof 117 years ...

... te went up .to London from Canmbridge University bent on winning , 3 awerunder somewhaseemstnic coditions Heweillt I to Drury Lane Theatre, had an interview Nvith Mr. 3Augustus Hlsrris, and succeeded in borrowing from ,him a couple of sandwicls moss's ...

... eventually he settled down at the Grecian Theatre, where he played for a number of years in melodrama. He also acted at Drury Lane, the Surrey, and Britannia theatres. During this time he wrote several plays and also one pantomime, The Babes in the ...

... shortlr after two o'clock, a fire. which quickly assumed sarinas proportions, broke out on the premises in Parket-street, Drury Lane, London, ?? Mr. Gay, fruit sales- man, of Covent Garden, as a need and frnit ware. house. A message was conveyed to the ...

... relief of all concerned, wer r to programme. The civic pageant properI aec ding by Mr. Harris, who does the same ser Red Drury Lane pantomime, passed thron h fr th without disturbance. The Sooialists 1thtbe S* smaller scale than they would have liked, ...

... lovers of spectacle 'will find a rich compensation for a weak drama in Mr. Irving's production of Faust. The pantomime at Drury Lane is to be more than ever gorgeous, while the sensation drama holds the stage at ?? andtbheAdelphi. None of the sights of ...

... first acquaintance with a London audience at the Adelphi, as Duke Arauza, in TThe Bonymoon, and afterwards he played at Drury Lane and at intervals in the Manchester theatres. In 1866 Mr. Cortis appeared at the Prince's, with Miss Kate Terry in Bouoiault's ...