... by Cleopatra’s Needle, when one of them, little girl about ten years of age, called Elizsdieth Lambert, of Great Street, Drury Lane, overbalanced herself, and fell into the water. Captain Walter Morris, of Queen’s Road, Bayswatcr, happened to be passing ...

... in which Miss Ellon Terry will her debut. Freedom, the melodrama by Mem re. Augustus Harris and O. F. Howe produced at Drury Lane Saturday most not be judged from literary standpoint. The dialogue serves well enough to connect senes of strikingly picturesque ...

... is not presented at Drury Lane. Mr. Harris, the way, is according to his wont well to the fore advertising his new piece. “The Slaves of Fashion,” he now informs the public, “ fly from London ; but Freedom's Friends fill Drury Lane.” Several English plays ...

... one of the most striking race meetings the sporting year can show. Whether ' Freedom, thie dramla produced to- night at Drury Lane, wvill prove as great a success as The Octoroon, hMr. Loucicault's play dealing, with a kindred subject, has yet to be ...

... be required, but enough to satisfy the Board; negotittions are in progress about Covent Garden; the Criterion is closed; Drury Lane is being made safe; so have the Gaiety and the Globe. It is not quite certain about the Lyceum. At the Opera Comique someth ...

... labourer, was charged, oln remand, with attempting, on Sunday morning last, to murder Patrick Heratty, at whose house, in Drury Lane, Solihull, lie ?? prisoner, en the charge being read over to him, said : It was never my intention to murder him, but I ...

... required, but enough to satisfy the Board ; negotiations are in progress about Covent Garden ; the Criterion is closed ; Drury Lane is being mode safe ; so have the Gaiety and the Globe. It is not quite certain about the Lyceum. the Opera Oomiquo something ...

... ,NV of the .Jr , : at on slab will cover Tom Thumb's remains. On Saturday night Drury Lane Theatre was reopened by Mr. Augustus Harris with a new play entitled Freedom, which favourably received. _ _ A large new theatre called The Grand opened at ...

... albout sgixts' years of age, was charged on Sal remand with having attempted, to murder Patrick Herraty, wr~ shoemnaker, Drury Lane, Soliheull, Mr. Tanner appeared bet gfor ties prisoner.- ?? proseeietor stated that the pri- res 1 nr a lodgted with Limr ...

... livjomnr upon its revival the Lyceum in September. The play, adapted from the German by Mr. Lovell, was first presented Drury Lane Theatre 1850, during the ill-starred management of Mr. James Anderson, who played lusomar, with Miss Yandenhoff, I think ...

... constructed at the. rate of twenty-five miles per week ; over six miles.-were; _ laid on Saturda, July 7. y On Saturday night Drury Lane Theatre was reopened by Mlr. Augustus IHarris with a new play entitled ''Freedom,; which Was fa.vourably received. A large ...

... Company, who agree not to let Cove t Garden for pantomime on the understanding th t Italian opera is not to be represented at Drury'Lane. The chef du claque, Mennier, died last week in Paris. His prototype, David, long since retired from the business of eking ...