... after a brilliant tour in tho provinces, preparations were made for I the production of Lohengrin” with English text at Drury Lane (1874), when the death iof Madame Parepa • Rosa brought the enter' prise to an abrupt termination. Mr Rosa, however, su ...

... irade exception ire districts, allv brisk iw York: Lat a well-known pantomimist. | and father of Charles Laurie, of the Drury Lane died yest er a lung at his resideace, . TH Cunard steamer Ga a, whi arrived at Queenstown from New York las: ine. brought ...

... friends, and other carriages followed with representatives of the Royal Academy of Music, the Guildhall School of Music,* the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons, the Stock Exchange Orchestral Society. At .Highgate Cemetery the proceedings were of very simple character ...

... Ross by Tamerlane—Roca scarlet. 5 yrs„, llet Owner 1 Mrs Corley a Sub Wise, 5 yrs, lust 10Ib.. Aherin 2 Mr P.l Nlaguiree Drury Lane (.4;100), 6 yrs. list Cheshire 0 Mr J Finlay's Little Chance (C 100 4 yrs, Most Murphy 1.1 Mr J Brabazun's Wild Delight ...

... 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 ...

... provinces with a band of highly skilled artists. Their fame eoon spread to Londun, and in 1874 he produced ‘* Lohengrin” «: Drury Lane. At that time Wacsre was un- popular, and the Press spoke of him as tho apostle of an impossible cult. The enterprise wes ...

... stage. to the alleged immoral ( Sects their employment, be in a return showing what bad become all the children trained in Drury lane since 1-881. He had been able, be said, trace about 9'J per cent of them, and found that they were ail earning an honest ...