... who agree not to let Covent Garden for pantomime on the understanding that Italian opera is not to be l represented at Drury Lane. The clif (t claque, Mennier, died last week in Paris. His prototype, David, long since retired a from the business of making ...

... I acquaintance of such composers as Rossini, I Meyerbeer, Donizetti, Herold, and Auber- superintended the production at Drury Lane of Balfe's Bobemian LGirl, an opera which, -with all its faults, will keep the name of the composer alive long after ...

... F. but enough to satisfy the Board ; nego- Lrvk_ a-tintions are in progress about Covent ~,Gre;the Criterion is closed; Drury Lane chape ~is bemgpmade ?? h. Pr Globe.' It is not quite certain about she throoi Lycetum. At the Opera Conmique something-has ...

... being situated in a borough created after the passing of the Theatres Act, may invite patronage on Ash Wednesdav, hat to Drury Lane no access can be allowed. By this arbitrary and silly regulation several thousands of people, many of them in sore need ...

... the direction of Mr. Fred Evans, who for several ne 1 years has been ballet master and clown at Covent-ril - garden and Drury-lane Theatres. Mr. Evans will co r then appear for the first time in the provinces as be clown, and the comic business of the ...

... London from the river-are now nearly entirely removed. THE RosA OPM ComPANY no LaNro.s-Tho 3. Rosa Opera Company appear at Drury-lane - Theatreon Easter Msaday, aundtheir Lond.on season, ? will ýxtend over four weeks. The Luitial perform-; 6 ance of the ...

... ingtoprocnr,abortian. Mr. Patrick Keelan stated that dsnce the 22nd of April, 1882, he had occupied t the premises 101, Drury-lane, where the body was p. found, and bad there carried on the business Go I Of a surgeon, The premises had changed 3SD hands ...

... expression and C e development begin; and end in music. . o When Esmneraldaa and Colomba were ht originally produced at Drury-lane, at the begin- ri ning of this year, occasion. was taken here to e speak of theircharacteristics, and the favour. at able ...

... among ap managers and the heroic actor, has, in partner-lcu ship with IMr. Robert Buchanan, scored another ~n ngsuccess at Drury-lane Theatre. [lie main-ope aydr~Ama, A Sailor and his Lass, produced at £5 IthDrurry-lane last night, contains so much that ...

... when he was suddenly surrounded by six or seven men, whoseized him, and pushed him againsts the wall under the portico of Drury-lane Theatre. One man seized his arms, while another ei thrust his hand into Mr. Sexton's pocket, and, taking his watch out, ...

... sakeforbeare To dig tbe dust enclosed here Blest be the man tbat- spares these stones. Aad carat-be be theat moves-my bones. 10, Drury-lane. J. C. a . ...

... Churchyard. The Rev. Arthur 'Eugene Watson, M.A. of Christ College, Cambridge, late curte of St. John the Evangelist Church, Drury-lane, London, has been appointed to the curacy of Eastham, in suc- cession tc the Rev. James Stff urth, B.A. MNr. Ralph Assheton ...