... t London, on Saturday John Muliaiey was charged with having attempted on Friday to murder his wife in Greac Wildscreec, Drury lane, by cutting her throat. It was stated that after quarrelling the prisoner cut his wife's throat in two piaces, and she is ...

... A warrant was issued, on ISaturday, by the Westminster Coroner, for an inquest njou the Lody discovered iv the house in Drury lane. This has changed hands frequently since a former owner was two years ago sentenoed to penal ser- vitude. On Thursday the ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. It is now some years since there was a regular opera-season at Drury Lane, for the short spell of Germaa opera with which we were favoured there last year can hardly be held to count in this connection. But although the glory of the ...

... is to take the piace of Freedom a. Drury lane on Monday next. Picturesque seen- ry, both at sea and ashore, together with a dynami _ explosion, are among the attractions and excite- ments in store for Drury lane audiences. We Suay here note that the ...

... Morton, is to be produced — tbe subject of whioh seems to be the enterprising lease of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Augustus Harris — entitled The Harrising Youth of Drury Lane. M. Autoine Francois Marmontel, the eminently successful piofessor of piano forte ...

... district and ward associations in the various oounties aud boroughs. Mr. Gladstone attencied the performance of Colomba at Drury lane ou Thursday night. He met with a very warm reception the whole audience rising and ?? for several minutes. The Prime Minister ...

... negotiations for the Olympic Theatre, London, are abandoned. The numerous children engaged in the panto- mime of Sindbad, at Drury Lane, London, were entertained at tea in the saloon of the theatre on Saturday afternoon, the last day of the per- formance. ...

... ensuing autumn. A new drama by Mr. G. F. Kowe and Mr. Augustus Harris is announced as in readiness to succeed Youth, at Drury Lane Theatre. Ar- rangements for a new drama by Messrs. Robert Buchanan aud Harris have also b- en made. The Koyal College 01 ...

... reconstruction can hardly be estimated at more than £6000. Mr. Harris, who at fir9t paid £5000, now pays £6000 a year for Drury Lane, besides £10 for every performance in the year over two hundred. The Gaiety rent is £4000; that of the Globe is, or was ...

... that pantomime-writing is not quite the brain-destroying work it might be thought to be, is afforded by the rehearsal at Drury lane, for presentation on Boxing Day, of the thirty-second or thirty-third consecutive annual supplied by Mr. E. L. Blanchard ...

... Charles Magnay, Mr. Henry Dickens, and - Miss Mary- Dickens. The Prince of Wales is expected to be prese it. Th -c who go to Drury Lane Theatre, London, now-a-days go chiefly to witness startling and realistic effects, and to be banged into dumb- ness by ...

... Gerridge, and the love-making of Esther and George d'Alroy. It is now some years since there was a regular opera-season at Drury Lane, for the short sped ' of German opera with which we were favoured : there last year can hardly be held to count in this ...