... erection. In a few days Mr. Harris will open am cxhibition of Soudanese arms, dresses, and relics, in the grand saloon at Drury Lane, Several officers have promised to help Dir, Harris with the loan of their treasures, and no effort vill be spare(d to inahce ...

... Duchess of Edinburgh and suite wvere present last night to witness the performaince of Madame Marie Roze as 'arasnen, at the Drury Lane Theatrq, with the Carl Rosa Opera Company. J I CITY LIBERAL CLUB,-The Marquis of Ripon and the . Agents-General oe the Colonies ...

... exhibition of Soudan relics will be opened in the saloon of Drury Lane on Thursday. Mr. E. L. Blanchard has chosen tle story of Aladdin as the subject of his Christmas pantomime-at Drury Lane. a Miss Maggie Morton has purchased from Messrs. R. J. . Martin ...

... enquiry at his court, Moor Street, yesterday, tpon the body of Thomas MLcdtlire, u/ias Dump (34), carter, bark of b, Drury Lane, who died on the 19th inst., tromn injuries received, as alleged, at the hands of Matthew AMarney (26), a striker, of Iltick ...

... something hike 160,000 tons. T The fleight agrebcd ijibri dis a 11tti1 oval 8hs Od. pbk ton: Mr. 1-arry Nicholls, the popular Drury Lane comedian is writing the pantomimes for the Gaiety, Dutlin ; the Mr!lice'ss acid the Prince of WVales, Livespool, Niss Diary ...

... to be one of the best caravans on the road. I wish the novel showv all success. Mr. Augustus Harris will not lot or close Drury Lane during the summer months this year, but will produce Mr. Edward Galer's drama, Ai Trse Story, 'told in Two Cities. This ...

... more than one of the London theatres. In the western part of the town only one panto- mime is to be produced, for that of Drury Lane has been such a triumph for several years that it has frightened all others out of the field, Tho subject this time is i'Aladdin ...

... Carl Rosa on Tuesday last signed with Mlr. Augustus Harris-a contract for a sei ics of performances of English oiera at Drury Lane, in the heighit 'f the forthcoming summer season. The In-ineiipal novelty will be Dr. A. C. Alackenzio's now opera, which ...

... A bumper crop was expected in the lunjab, the season on ?? whole being most favosrable. The performrarces to be given at Drury Lane Thentre on Thurseday afternoon for the benefit of the Gonoe-al Theatrical Fund, firuishl forth a programme just a yard in ...

... places on the T&Pacifiecroast. for five cents a glass.- rote.- Two companies wvill shortly start on tour with the latest 712 Drury Lane success, 1 Hunmari Natuire. Miss Fanny Leslie last week brought her very succes~sful- tour with 'd ack in the Box 1to ...

... Charles Keen's company at the Princess'a s Theatre, and was for many years associated with the l Shakespearean revivals at Drury Lane and elsewhere. I ...

... lougtlllcied stay to exhlau3t them. ?? peculialy Chistnias institution, the pan- toniie, is distinctly flourishingi at Drury Lane, , where M1r. Blanchard lihas added another laurol to c the wreath with which lie is already bedecked, by furnishilln a ...