... 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 ...

... tasted his fill of fame. He could not walk it road iu bis favourite promenades and places of orofessional exercise, such as Drury-lane, Claregreet, or Lincoln's-inn-fields, but be heard his own exploits idealised more or less by the Muse, recited to listening ...

... 122 STEPHEN'S OHEFA. DUBLIN. GENTLEMEN and Merchants ; going from 187 ft to 1879 ; there are parties con*oaled stores in Drury lane and rero Stephen street all night and day vindictive par ; curving a buzzinc nobto. raising windows ; it 1;.*» been rei»prte«l ...

... family tradition* Curraghinore. A curio'ia Chritsiuias ceivrm.kuy took place day Drury lane Cuvent 'lTioatres. The fiirmaUtv was ob*er*aoce ®l ancient precept. At Drury lane monster Twelfth Nuflit was eaten by the comuauv. amis.ed l ...

... the arcades, &0| to buy our Christmas and Mew Year’s gifts, the amiable deed reaches further than, perhaps, we aware. tbe Drury-lane Pantomime home-made elephant plays important part. Mr Kidley per* the fora legs and Holding tbe bind legs the animal, and ...

... shortly. The last on dil in the London mus'eal world is that Mr. Strackosch, the American impreaario, will next season take Drury-lane Theatre, and give a series of Italian operas with a mixed company of American and European artistes. The Museum of the Louvre ...

... Police and the Master the Stores several oecash.as, and any one firinß information shall highly com.ted by John Treror, Drury lane. W® rtt'.ommcnd {m{»roved WIRE DOG m valuable for thiii season the year. Price from la upwards. THOMAS PEARSON & Co. snrp ...

... kindly let »mj have these letters will receive best thanks; going on from 1874 to 1879. John Trevor. Drury lane, in rere William street, in Drury lane and Stephen street, in lane, concealed stores nil the night and day, which reported to Commitiiooers ...

... 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 ...

... «-■» Police *i»d the Master «»f the Stores several occasion a, and any one giving shall highly coiupensated John Trevor. 17 Drury lane. HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, ko. W. FA NAG AN, PROPRIETOR, G. TOLL I T, AUCTIONEER. IT NEVER FAILS. Kind’s Spanish Onion ...

... 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 ...