... On Monday night admirably mounted and well acted revival of It's Never Too Late To Mend was received with much favour at Drury Lane. Mr. Charles W arocr roaupears with advantage as Tom Robinson; Mr. Catbacm is once more the Jacky Miss Isabel Bateman rivet ...

... tinned. Daring the, present week only nine of the West End Xondon theatres are open with dramatic performances. These are Drury Lane with It's Never Too Late to Mend ; the Adelphi with Arrah-na-Poyue ; the Gaiety with Brother Sam. and the burlesque on The ...

... successfully appeared at the Surrey in Gerald Griffin's iday iiisippus ; or the Ponrotten Friend, which was first produced at Drury Lane 1842, Mr. Macready then playing Gisinpus, is a curious and old-fashioned piece, which, however, contains sufficient dramatic ...

... Prince George, and the Princesses Louiso, Victoria, and hlaud witnessed the performance of Never Too Late To Mend at Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday night, The man Dory, who escapod last Sunday from the Criminal Lunatic Asylum, Dundrnm, near Dublin, ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ACTOR. The 'gay-going public will learn with re gret the death of Mr. Harry Jackson, of Drury-lane Theatre, which took place at his residence, Although an Englishman by birth. Mr. Jackson began his theatrical career in the United States ...

... Jackson, whose death strikes one as somewhat untimely. They will miss him, especially next Christmastide, on the boards of Drury Lane. Mr. Jackson was, I believe, a Jew, and he impersonated the stage representative of that ancient race with admirable humour ...

... the yard witness fount! Gately ! doubled up and holding bis stomach. Witness sent for Dr. l S - Thomas Moran, cabdriver, Drury Lane, Birmingham, who was at the Gardeners’ Anns on day que-t on, stated that on August Ist was taken to Warwick Gaol to identify ...

... mu'- returning the baby she found that the u.-t hn u.!-,-.. •» ay. j—Cornelius Crowley, porter i*.:r .■ WLi to Horse [Yard, Drury Lane, deposed tba ha! livinc w-t!. ! the accused for twelve months. «'a ih*. *-i \P. Jv she was enceinte, and he saw in: » n't ...

... Bohemia—which cuntained no greater favourite—and an irreparable loss to Mr. Augustus Harris. He was one of the institutions of Drury-lane Theatre. There was a great part for him in the next drama. — Aston Board of Guardians. ...

... be produced the Surrey on Sept. 15. Messrs. Harris and Pettitfs Human Nature will succeed IPs Never Too Late to Mend at Drury lane on Sept. 12. Mr Henry Irving is making some important alterations in the Lyceum auditorinm. The patrons of the gallery will ...

... the occurrence. On going into the I found Crateley• doubled up told iii h ug sent for Dr. Page. Thomas Morati, cabdriver. Drury-lane, l:ir, mingham : I was in tit- C ard. al August sth, ISSO. I prisoner. On August 1,1 I taken to Caol to identify iirisoner ...

... On going into the yard I found Gateley doubled up and holding his Monads. I sent for Dr. Page. Thomas Moran, cabdriver, Drury-lane, Birmingham : I was in the Gardeners' Arms on August sth, 1880. I saw Gateley there, and also the prisoner. On August Ist ...