... entirely confinet to lthe interior of the building. EXPLOSION AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. 'lwo men, ncased Hairris and Creed, were on Wednesday night engaged in the liine-liglht roam, at Drury Lane Thoatre, Londoci, mixing gas, when one of he libags they were ...

... Threadneedle Street, to recover the sum of £1 I2s., being money disbursed in connection with. the letting of a box for Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. George Kebbell, solicitor, of Seething Lale, who appeared for the plaintiff, said the box ill iquestion was ...

... charges against him. He was re- manded, bail being refused. . adame Marie Roze gas e her farewell perform- ance of Larmem at Drury Lane Theatre with the Carl Rosa Opera Company yesterday afternoon, for which purpose a special morning performance was organised ...

... introduced to no less a person than a Richard Brinsley Sheridan, whose Lydia Laisic/s et she was permitted to play, when Drury Lane 7 numbered among its company Mrs. Siddons, . Miss larren, Mr. Jordan, Mrs, Crouch, John . and Charles Kemble, Suett, Bannister ...

... Threadtineedle-street, to recover the sum of LI. 13s., being money disbursed in connebtion with the letting of a box for Drury Lane I Theatre. Mr. George Kebball, solicitor of Seebhin Lane, who appeared for the plaintiff, said that the box in question ...

... misrepresentations of Radical orators, of demonstrations which were got up for a purpose, but which had not the attraction of a Drury Lane pantomime, of throwing dust in the eyes of the public, and of concealing from the ( people the issue before the country ...

... and the adjacent Floral Hall will then becomne a sacious arcade for t~he sale of choice fruit and elwers. ItI that case Drury Lane will be during the summer trans- focrmaed into 'a lyric theatre, with Madame Patti at theo head of a etrong operatic company ...

... believed his friend the false prophet now admitted being in the wrong. (Laughter.) With the exception of the pantomime at Drury-lane, there was no piece of the kind in England that had reached the number of representations this season as Beauty and the ...

... debttovr has ahad the uleans to Pay but . lot touie EU. C *: 1' 31.-Write to !r. J. D. .'.aren, manager of the ,; C'om-pauy, Drury-lane Theatre London, or I. art 'IheaLtre, Liverpool. 'The conpany wild be at th. nat'er theotre next month. t: .-Yu 1luid apply ...

... remanded for a desperate outrage in London on two men named M'ivan and William Wright. Whilst in a house of bad character in Drury-lane on Sunday night the prisoner stabbed M'Ivan in the eye, bursting the eyeball and destroying the sight. Wright received several ...

... into a third a edition. The latest suggestion as to his a identity confuses him with Mr. Gus Harris, the th manager of Drury-lane Theatre. th Shoidd the Franchise Bill be read a second SI' time in the House of Loids, it is thought that Earl Cairns would ...

... anyone unless they previously address i themselves through MIajorTe Wheoro. Lastnight the King occupied the royal box at Drury-lane D Theatre. On Thursdav evening he and his suite e will occupy seats in the distinguished strangers' gallery in the House ...