... With as much accuracy ■s modern theatrical circumstances will permit, Mr. Augustus Harris on Twelfth-Night carried out. at Drury Lane Theatre, the Iladdeley bequest—one of those quaint testamentary dispositions that show a grateful remembrance of the scene ...

... the time I write the frost shows • signs of giving way and the temperature is growing warmer. THE Baddeley cake was cut at Drury-lane Theatre on Old Christmas Day, or rather Twelfth Night, according to annual custom. The festivities attendant on the ceremony ...

... proclaimed at Edinburgh on September 16th, and the first public hearing of what has now become our National Anthem was at Drury Lane twelve days later. The tune of God Save the King was a favourite with several of the great composers. Weber introduced ...

... give assistance at St. Arne's, Soho, and from 1883 to 1885 gave his service's as curate in the poor parish of St. John's, Drury-lane. Since then he has wen curate of St. Peter's, Eaton-square. Tits West Cumberland Otter Hounds, which have been hunting the ...

... annual Thieves' Supper, which is the name giv(sn to the entertainment given once a year by the St. Giles Christian Mission, Drury-lane, to the rescued Criminal classes of the metropolia. LITERARY GLEAjTINGS. TO THE POTATO. Guid e'en, my auld aequaintanee ...