... that divisions have control. The news waist once communicatel to Mr. Howard Vincent, who was witnessing a performance at Drury-lane Theatre, and steps were taken to secure the suspected parcel falling into the hands of the police. The parcel duly arrived ...

... theatre' prove remunerative. It may not be generally known that what was once regarded OA the home of the British drama, Drury Lane, pays a rental of nearly £l5O a week. When to this is added the in rates, gas, advertising, and salaries, the latter being ...

... William Morgan, was charged at the Police-court with causing the death of a named George Ward. The deceased was employed it Drury-lane Theatre as a painter, and was engaged in some work on portico of the theatre on Friday mnrninc. Ile wee stnnding on • hider ...

... forwarded a few days before Christmas. Among the Christmas annual at the Metropolitan I places of amusement the pantomime at Drury Lane deservedly takes first places as a spectacle. A state. Mont has been mule, but with no degree of authority, that among the ...

... ow • very different principle. About the average number of London theatres have pantomime upon the stage for Christmas, Drury-lane and Her Majesty's being the most Important of the houses with pantomime in the immediate neighbourhood of the Strand and ...