... actor, and askingfor the loan of 201.. i-n conseeuence of pecuniary eanbarrasi-ients con. nected with his appearances at Drury Lane Theatre. He wrote a second letter in July excusing himself from replyia- to a letter of Lord Wolverton on the ground that ...

... gZS C 6.vae was eharjl with beiug drutsk a satiltiua 141 olconsitlac Bainaes, 44S -Mr. rith Frith de. b ?? wa on duty at Drury Lane a Tbeatre to preserve order during the performance of e ' Human Nature. When the TrsfA'1F-squar Scene b catu. on, reprsenting ...

... Gitlett, e otherwise Whitehouse, commonly known as Harriett Vernon, actress, is at present engaged in a leading part , inl Drury Lane pantomime. She slates thalt she has re. 6 cently been divorced from her husband, William Thomas Cillstt said that ishe has ...

... Eugeune Stiattou, Mr. italph Hunt, asid Mr. ?? Spurr. iu the eceoid part of the esitertaiunaeut a scenle tas given iroui the Drury Lane pautomoime of ''WhsilhigtuoJ idi His Cat, in wvhich Miss FtuniaLeshie, Miis Ruate Munroe, aud Mr. Charles Lanri, juu ...

... (Pantouatreet Haymairket), Rip Van Winkle,' Court -(Soane-csquare), 'l'he lionaire, 8; Covent Garden, Promenade Concerts, r Drury Lane, A Sailor and his lass, - 7.45; Gaiety (Strannd), Ariel, 8.15; Globe, The Glavi Fashion, 8,30;.Grand (Islingtol) ...

... -square), Ballets, &C., 8 ; Court (Sloaue-square), ?? The Magistrate, 3 6.30; Covent Gardon,,aProxneiiade Concerts, 8; Drury Lane, Human Nature, 7.45; Globe (Newcastle-street), 1 The Piivate Secretary, 9 Haymarket, Dark Days, 8; Lyceum (Stranid) ...

... of 3, Great Warner- strest, Clerkenwell; Henry Herding, 14, of 33, Neal- street, Longst-rro; George Boggis, 14, of 120, Drury- lane: and .oise Marcus, 61, a waistcoat maker, were charged with a similar ?? Builock A, said -A little ater eleven o'clock on ...

... of Leovillet h 8; Court (Sloane-square), {The Schoolmibtres8, 8.30; Criterion (Piccadilly-circus), Wild Oats, 8.50: Drury lane, Carl Rosa Opera 8. Gaiety (Strand), America Company ia Ahons, 8.45; lobe (ewcastle-street) The Pickpocket, 9; Haymarket ...

... that division have control. The news was at once communicated to Mr. Howard Vincent, who was witnessing a par- formance at Drury Lane Theatre, and steps were taken to secure the suspected parcel; frilling into the hands of the police. The parcel duly arrived ...

... divorce case of umn Yes. versal public interest, it is scarcely necessary to w xemark that had the court been as large as was Drury Lane Theatre it would have been still left DUd -withoutt standing room, supposing that all ap- Hyd plications for rders had been ...

... say that the deceased was one of the men. The men did not remove the prisoner ?? Sullivan, a lad living ini Parklr-strect, Drury-lane, stated :tbat about twelve on Satrlrday ninht he saw the prisoner and the deceased together at ?? corner of Shelton. street ...

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