... been in competition with Drury-lane, is now a, ruin; r and though there is a pantomime at the New Is Olympic, the hose is too smalL to be a serious C ,f rival to Sir Augustus Harris. Covent-garden a i is his own, and Drury-lane will there- d fore provide ...

... frictikx. 2. Mr. Smith asserts that when be re- 0 the sigqed eri bj4di3gsO t ready to be an opened, be then mentions Drury-lane, King's- the cross, Bethna3-green, end Southwark-atreet pro- on parties; nd sar, all these would have been in b's worg ...

... orchertra weas better. For five weeks the Carl Rosa Opera Company is to play at Drury-lane, ani it opens its season with a great artistic success, I could not be both at Drury-lane and at the Shaftesbury Theatre; but at the latter house Mr.; Willard replaces ...

... pm.1 the freehold family residenoe ~Walner wi Villn.,' Weshnoreland-road, ?? Mr. au J. a Towenley, on the premises, 16, Drury-lane, be Brunaswicketreet, 3 p.m. the tenant's interest, th 3so., in the Corn Market kotei. to Wednesday, September 4.-By Messrs ...

... Wright, John Crowrther, and SE his Arthur Hanson, a gang of old offenders, who, at ast having robbed an old gentleman in Drury-lane, ice were, after a desperate fight, arrested by the police The punishments awarded were as folo]ws: ed-Mason, 24 strokes ...

... Dublin, then to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and all the principal towns, and at Christmas Lady Dunbo will appear in the patomime in Drury-lane Theatre. The resorter showed Lady Dunboa report of an interview with hier as to her plans for the future. When she read ...

... Chritmas Day itself It is so regardeA in London no longer. Twelfth Night, except in Drury-lane Theatre, is no more «an the sixth day of January. At midnight the stage of Drury-lane will be crowded by a few actors and actresses and a great many leaders of society ...

... being then compelled to return with his mission unfulfilled. k The actors of the Com~die Frangaise begin s to-night at Drury-lane what will no doubt be a e brilliant month's career. There will be seven es performances each week, and at each perform- ...

... did not change hands. We are informed that Ihe piece of land situate on the south side of Brunswick-street, west side of Drury-lane, and east side of Back Goree, Liver- pool, embracing an area of ovcr 800 yards, together with the commodious offices and ...

... Regentbroad. Polec, timber merchants. Charles Taroni and James M3'Guirk. trading as Taroni and M'Guirk, Rotheay-ehamberi. 26. Drury-lane, Liverpool,master porters and master stevedores. H. Williamson and Samuel Cockayne, tradinz as E. H. Williamson and Co. ...

... Manchester, calico flannel, and linen merchants. Thomas Peet, sen.. and Thomas Peet. jun.. trad- ing as Thomas peet and Son, 22, Drury-lane, Liverpool. corn merchauts. Jam-es Barnes and George Barnes. trading as J. and G. Barnes, Mforecambe and Heysham. Lan- cashire ...

... risen in it step by step until he he now reaches the highesthonour the City has to offer him. aes Harry Paine, the great Drury-lane clown, ten, had the shadow of death hanging over him for tion some time, and the dread vsistor, which had he been looked ...