... malicious un- fairness by which it isactuated. Taes first performniace of Jack and the Be an- stalk was given last night at Drury lane, with every promise: of the highest success. The ten- dency to over-elaborate the ' business in these productions, of ...

... followed with repmreents- tives ef the. Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Music. the Guildhall School of Music, the Drury lane Lodge of Freemasons, the Steck Exchange Orchestral Society, the Criterion Smoking Concerts, and the Phil. harmonic Society ...

... gorgeousacrene,: '.tl -1tea1 BaLlroom,' we havea Sihiikesiperii peau sion, and though I -it ie ss anmbitiii thi- that at Drury Lane, what iiere is- of- iteis admirable. --The Shake- Apeariean charaters:appreactk 'the sta&g from a mijcasciglight-ofistepes ...

... But the .fact remains that melodrama holds the. field in the majority of the West End theatres-at this moment, and that Drury Lane wll be opened this-vweek witha piece of the same-class. ?? London Day by Day, by Mess Sims and Pettit, which -1 :was produced ...

... Monday and Tuesday in support of the can- didature of Sir Robert Peel, . Mr. Augustus Harris, the versatile manager of the Drury Lane Theatre, has given his opinion upon the burning question of Music Hall Licences. It will somewhat surprise the public to ...

... includes Mr. Leonard , Boyna, r. David Jamea, ir. trockfizd, and Mr. A EiWoad. s ¢wX Royal OakU ist dwingptexdaid h. ouse at Drury Lane. It bais been ?? shorted by th oinissi'd agperunoui dtialogue. |ana ti t iztge a decidd eidmprovement. Te Dead Hetrt' ia ...

... lasting till the week before Easter, 1800, and will be followed by a four weeks' sea- son iu London at the Theatre Rtoyal, Drury lane, commencang Easter M:anday. The company leave London this (Saturday) evening at 8.25 from Euston Station. DUBLIN BAY EXCURSIONS ...

... autumn theatrical season avill be tlhe production of the new historical drama by 5M. H. Hamilton and MTr. Augustus Harris at Drury lane. It is to be called The Royal Oak, the period fixed bei:hg 1651 imine- diateiv after the b:attle of Worcester, Mr. Harris ...

... I the curtain to receive the well merited congratu- sd lations of one of the largest first night gatherings ever seen at Drury lane. BALLYFARNON DISPENSARY. Carrick-on-Shannoii, Monday Night. An election for a dispensary doctor in the room - of the late ...

... we d 'ba bothianathematised the atmoiphere--brown n m. lud in a sort cf thic aerial soluton-an after :he bad praised the Drury lane pentoviiu, to 0 whii Wis old pupil AuS s Harris had invited himn, le con Fded to6 m that ho Waengad coin- ?? lia memoirs ...

... found reported in our columns to-day. IT is announced that Mr. Augustus Harris I is about to convert his property in the Drury- . lane Theatre into a limited company. I The articles of association, it is said, have already been drawn up. AStoNGsT recent ...

... with a really good show, the new Barnumesque r enterprise will not be as big a success as he anticipates. The interior of Drury-lane Theatre has been completely renovated by its enterprising lessee, u Air. Augustus Harris. AU the staircases, pas3 s sages ...