... what wire stud to rme by ait ettilnentnmusician it, ,b i at tits dress r L'elienrsiriof1 Lucy, of Liatmmermooir M at at Drury-lanes 'hasires, when Jnlliien, in 1847, VI I.undertook the toanagemerit snd produced in r.admniirable style a series of operas ...

... to the defendant to present to a well-known ectress. The two at five guinens wete seiit to Newcastlfe, and thi other to Drury-lane.- Mr. Coopet, tla plalintiff, in lila evidence, said lie Usual price for, a bultotihole was Is. Gd., but the defendant had ...

... and other articles Drav re of jewellery, of the value of £160, the property of It. *d William Windsor, a hawker, living in Drury-lane. and itMr. WaUis ?? previtrus hearings the tail pros cutor had stated that the goods bad been ,y id given to him by Alfred ...

... ILLNESS OF MR1. HARRY NICHOILLS. of- - )D, The public will regrat to hear that Mr. HErvy ?? Nicholls, tha popular comedian of Drury Lane L), Theatre, is lying seriously ill with typlhoid fever at nd his residence at Bedford Park. At eleven o'clock tv, on Saturday ...

... until to-day (Friday). I A- A D ORRY LANIP ROMANCE. n SAD D EIA AT OF AN OLD MU SICIfA. d A strsag disco very was made in Drury-lane, t t, London, on Wi esday, It wits fount tha E lward s Davis, err old n ser of 80 yrar, lied be e f ourou '0 dats dead o ...

... divorce on the ground of the alleged adultery of his wife, Julia Elizabeth Court, said to have t been engaged on the stage at Drury-lane, the co- . respondent being Mr. Cecil Drummond Wolff. A denial was pleaded, and the wife alleged that her husband had been ...

... THE LINE BETWEEN DRUNKEN, - NESS AND SOBRIETY. It lies been left to an iliahbitant of the riot over savour- district of Drury Lane, all alley rusm ing out of Chlapel-street, to define the border line betweien drunkenness and sobriety, al questionr ?? ...

... but M. de Reszke's £200 is quite high-wsater merk. Exacty twenty years ago, when he made his debut as a ba'rs. tone a~t Drury-lane, his'salary eould hardly .have eiceeded £10. per week. BATHING FATALITY AT CARDIFF. On SaturdaV afternoon a, little boy ...

... bay - im-, No arrest has yet been made iin connection ew' with the murder of the child, Mary Kenealy. on the Monday in Drury Lane. It is now certain that the child was not outraged. ' . . ?? o rals : , r; . 4: . :. . ?? ol FRENOBMAN ISTABBED NEAR ' di ...

... announcement was received with enthusiasm. DRURY LANE MYSTERY. At Bow-street on Thursday George Robert. son, alias Shortie, was charged with the wilful murder of Mary Renealy, aged four, in Gold, smith-street, Drury Lane. The mother of the deceased said she ...

... Dane's Vestry-hall, London, on Mary Kenealy, v aged four years, daughter of a painter residing a. 9. G 'ldlmith-street, Drury Lane, who was y found murdered on the stairs of that house t on the 23rd inst. George Robertson, alabourer, of no fixed abode ...

... Con- servatives have a gain on the registration d) worlk. a FREE UMBRELLAS, heI nt AN INNOVATION AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. of 'Te management of the Drury Lane Theatre has taxen another progress-ive step. In future it will supply all its patrons, in whatever ...