... popular impressario is not destitute of boldness. In tbo face of aual production of Wagner’s works at Her Majesty’s and Drury Lane in the spring, he yet clings to tho works of tho author of the Parsifal ashis sheet anchor. To make the Ltihengrxn success ...

... England. At that time the culture of the country was concentrated within a few square miles in the immediate neighbourhood Drury Lane or Temple Gardens. Well, our dally and weekly press also admirable educator, and very well it does its work; bnt when all ...

... altegeiher bat for • mistaken act of , filial affection. Jack after his second escape, had broken into several shops in Drury-lane, and rigged himself out in • new suit, with mass, sword, and diamond ring, called on his mother, in company with whom he ...

... England. t that time the culture of the country was concentrated withim a few equare miles im the immediate peighbourheod of Drury Lane or Temple Gardens. Well, oar daily end is also an admirable educator and very well tt ite work ; bat when all is said and ...

... altogether but for a mistaken act of filial affection. Jack, who, after his second escape, had broken into several shops in Drury-lane, and rigged himself out in a fine new suit, with ruffles, sword, and diamond ring, called on his mother, in company with ...

... Windsor Castle, before a most brilliant assemblage ; at some of the fashionable West End Reunions ; at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, on 48 and at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, London, on 350 occasions ; and at many of the leading Literary Institutes in ...

... 20, desertbed ae clerk, we few first-class theatres ever attempt to prodece It of etealing from 0 desk 24 = jy oaly two, Drury Lane and Ocvest Garden, & cheque on th- of for devote themselves to the attempt; and Ln Chose, the old aad ing the emoant —Mr ...

... Richard Bennett, in the employ of U-ssra. Edmonds and Welldon, was holding open a gate at bis employers' warehouse, in Drury Lane, for an empty railway trolley to pass out, when one of the wheels caught sheep trough standing alongside the wall, and pushing ...

... Maria, Alma Murray. The reappearance of Mrs. Stirling, so long an interval, will a great theatrical event The pantomime at Drury Lane is enormous snet*> and with tire advanced prices of admission the other charges, the receipts have been high £a£, night ...

... said on the day named he was in ohar({o trolley laden with oil, which ho delivered at the premises Messrs. Edmunds Welldon Drury Lane, whoso employ the deceased was. fie unloaded the oil with the assistance of the deceased, who then held the (raw open for ...

... strwit, London. on the body of a child. The evidence given showed that on Christmas Day the drain of a house in Verestreet, Drury lane, was found to be defective, and upon the place being polled to pieces, the body of a male child was discovered blocking ...

... for Scandal,” are to be given at series of morning performances at the Vaudeville Theatre. How great is the success of the Drury Lane pantomime may inferred from the fact that the nightly receipts average £5OO. At Derby, on Monday, man, named Joseph Parker ...