... Threadneedle Street, to recover the sum of £1 I2s., being money disbursed in connection with. the letting of a box for Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. George Kebbell, solicitor, of Seething Lale, who appeared for the plaintiff, said the box ill iquestion was ...

... its length, and the lining begun. In a day or two it is expected the City Councl will have granted permission to open up Drury- lane, near its Water-street end, for the purpose of completing the entrance into the caf6 in Cou- mercial-buaildings, by which ...

... charges against him. He was re- manded, bail being refused. . adame Marie Roze gas e her farewell perform- ance of Larmem at Drury Lane Theatre with the Carl Rosa Opera Company yesterday afternoon, for which purpose a special morning performance was organised ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 3; sugary delights from Chelsea to fill the pockets of ir some little folks with them, whom I promised to id take to the Drury Lane Pantomime on the follow. 18, lug afternoon, but alas ! colds and coughs h, intervened, and I had to go with uncle and auntie ...

... whom belonged to Forfarshire. A fire broke out shortly after two o'clockyester- day morning at No. 4, White Horse Yard, Drury- lane, London, in premises occupied by Mrs. Crisp, a woman 60 years of age. The firemen soon subdued the flames, but on entering ...

... the pl ers of London uil, with the cool weather, the theatrical sam comes m again. In thesricals there are no novelties. Drury- lane, the Lyceum, and the Haymarket are closed, and the other theateeae said not to be doing very well. It is too hot for the ...

... fate, but for the country the caange is good. f Last night was devoted to plesure& -to Mr. Augustus Harris's Ptease e at Drury- lane. Thither went, apparently, half the Houe of Commons, and all ot society that is in town ('Which is n-t much). Pleasure ...

... demonstration. The decay of opera has taken fromit its original raismdre; and unlesits fortunes can be revived, like those of Drury- lane, by stirring melodrama, it will for a long time prove an incumbrance to its possessor. LocaL Coamnnsros.--The Lmdoa Gaztte ...

... William Eddoweas retiree. Walter Philip Jons and Veilliam Harrison, trading VA Jones and Harson, at Beenltianbulldings, 10, Drury. lane, Liverpool, corn merchant. W. Harrison rres. Wiliam Wati and Charles Albert ill, trading as Wateon end ,, at liverpool, ...

... was given by those who are at work reclaiming discharged prisoners, in the hand- some missionchapelinLittleWild-street, Drury- lane. There is something repulsive to taste in an inspection of guests at such an entertainzment, and I hope I. did my spiriting ...