... MIDDLESEX MUSIC HALL (MOGUL), Drury-lane. Proprietor. Mr. J. L. GRAYDOIL -- MONDAY, and Every Evening New Musical ind Pictorial Entertainment. entitled CAPTAIN JACK AND WILD JU-NATIIAN. Written by Mr. Frank Hall. Music selected and arranged by Mr. J. ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. DRURY LANE. -ArGITSnrS HARRis. Ly~Erle ABC 7MANAG7E is' PT I4t DAILY, at . l30 ind 7.30, AUGUSTUS HARR S' T.wNINTR ANJNUAL PANTOMIME1. ?? open daily from 111 to 6. Up S N ROOTS. RCETO. XiORtNINGt ?? FQR1IAOOCE liVEILY DAYi. EXITS threonh ...

... large. It was somewhat too large on Monday, for it was long past midnight before all was over. Tear by year the lessee of Drury Lane endeavours to cut his previous record In the way of glorious glare and glitter. As be has always gone in for lavish display ...

... and resulted in a victory tor Westminster by 5 goals to COLLYHURST ROVRRS. 1 goal; PARK nil. _ OLENSIDE ROVERS, 2 goal.; DRURY LANE ROVERS, all. mosizy, sgoiisL Flookton 2gools); ziorr, STOKE 3; PORTHILL, 3 (Staffordshire Junior Cup). At Stoke. HASLINGDEN ...

... lady whom I hoped or.e day to have made my wifo and you: daughter. But that is all over now. _ Lovelace is snitcham at Drury Lane Theatre. I think her the most beautiful ereahire en earth, and 1 know that she is one of the best. Please take care of her ...

... eoncernisig money left to 1 WILLIAM and SA5.AH HlOWARD, in 1846, both theneead.alsoproperty left by J1SEPE1 Iili7AltD, or Drury-lane. Granddattchter living. GEORGE aliS WILLIAM HOWARDIlettroperty..-Mrs. WIlLIAbtS, No. 3. JePheon ter., Jephson-road, UptoniPArk ...

... Josephine had received a great shock, and that it would be impossible for her to act that night. Whereupon Morland ran round to Drury Lane with the news, and a subatitute had to be inivovised as well as possible. . Tows;dl7 mg t 4 • became feverishand wandering ...

... address, as he should have to apply for a summons against him. lie gave his name, and said be lived. at a lodging-house in Drury. lane, but he did not know the name of it. Witness took him to the station, and there he obtained his address. Cross-examined: ...

... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE. For the first time for several years Mr. Augustus Harris 'lnds himself lace to face with a rival, and he must have L,ltd himself seriously how he could best the comparisons, odious or otherwise, which were oertaiu to be wade. ...

... author of the pantomime; so were more than I can stop to mention. Apparently the majority of recognised drat!lighten, were at Drury Lane, to the temporary neglect of Covent Garden. I saw Jack and the Beanstalk next day—in the afternoon, and must pronounce ...

... DRURY LANE. At Old Drury on each successive Boxing Night itis a question which is t humor.) wonderful eight, Mr. Augustus Harris's pantomime or the audience assembled to enjoy it. This year forms no exception to the traditional rule of quality ; for when ...

... THE PEOPLE, - SUNDAY; JANUARY 1, - 1888. DRURY LANE THEATRE. Ris '1 DOOTJ. 1711 It - YIANE - . TWICE DAVIT, at IJa IN ROOTS LASE. -The the Th. 06.10 veritably dreamy PRINCESS THEATRE. soi• Lem.. unAct; RAvrrifoßNE. 'dauber:, Mr. W %V. KELLY. E ti'lliENA' ...