... the chief newspaper arid even on the wettost and dreariest of ki Police have had a difficulty in keeping the tI tl c At Drury Lane the numbers aise-ln UP to eleven at night have been de- b--I ?? the acts and the successive :i3 of thte evening papers have ...

... criminals, given by the «st. Giles's Christian Mission, in the rooms attached to the Mission Chapel, Little Wild Street, Drury Lane. He said that too often perhaps they had to punish men for being what society had made them. He wished to insist with all ...

... pheasant and hare. 1er Royal Highness tib Duchess of Edinburgh and i party witnessed thie performance of * Human Nature at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday evening. A St. Louis physician is reported to have demonstrated that a wart takeen from the hand of a ...

... to give Miss Ellen Terry • sorelyneeded rest. Pantomime, u usual during the past two years, will be represented only at Drury Lane and the minor theatres. What visions of splendour Mr. Harris will enfold before our dazzled eyes we cannot attempt to conjecture ...

... The Lord Chief Justice presiding on Tneday night at a supper. reformed thieves in the Mission Chapel, Little Wild-street, Drury-lane, London, said that a course of prison discipline very seldom' resulted in real moral reformation. He insisted earnestly ...

... opera, has been specially engaged for Mr. Melville's forthcoming pantomime at the Grand. Human Nature will be withdrawn from Drury Lane the 12th inst., but it is to be revived after the pantomime of Aladdin has run its course. is probable that a revival of ...

... 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 ...

... nnholstering will be similar |in style to tbe Grand Theatre in Birmingham. The stage will be arranged to take scenery large Drury Lane, being fOft. deep, 67ft, wide, and carried to height of 100 ft. Including the necessary properties and scenic arrangements ...

... volume. To cap; right of Thi Bohemian Girl, the most popular of Daffe's has expired, 42 after its first pet formaneltral Drury Lane. One song (that of the ropey, Love smiles but to deceive, written for Miss Poole in 1856) is, however, still copyright ...

... 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 ...

... ill on the Thursday after shl tookl the room, and sbe went oht for the o-ten- sible purpose of going to see Di', Ryan, in Drury Lane, When she returned she sqid the dector told her she harl a very had cold, and was to remain iai-doors for a day or two. ...

... try. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *THE LONDONPANTOMTIMES. 1Mr. E.1, LBlan cliaril again ssspplien thel pantossitna for Drury Lane, The compnllsy cviii inelusle tried favourites in Mfessrs. HI. Nicholls, if. Campbell, and: C. Lauri, the youssger svwhilnt ...