... drive to Mortimer Mrket, tl a Tottenham Courtd, where they deposited the n . case produced. He afterwards drove them to t Drury-lane. The prisoner was remanded for in- l , quiries. it THE MiIARY SCANDAL. a a g . Wth reference to bbe alleged military scandal ...

... houses. The following is a full list of the business transacted:- LICEFVSED VICTUAJLEW. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS. - Fromn To 22, Drury-lane Laura LonfacruesTheucas Birch .22, ?? 1 1V Wrrington .75,Gt Reward-fl. John P Warde Ellens Plint 2, Park-place ?? ...

... in The great Italian actress, Signora Duse, will - Is- once more visit London, and will enter upon M 3'Y an engagement at Drury-lane towards the end 06' he of the month. About the same timel Pc of Madame Sarah Beruhardi wili commence tic rea season in London ...

... January 31, 1795. She rotired from the stage aftet' Itavitig pei'foimeeI the lxtrt of Audrey in. As Yor, Like t1t. at Drury-lane 'Ileatre, February 7, 1815. Otl thle 8th January previoets, site married tmes opulent Mr. Couttas, wito died ill 182. Ott ...

... Messrs. s Smith, Coney, and Barratt; and oatmeal, T] I of which there were 2417 Sacks, owned by Mvessrs. Pike and Sons, of Drury-lane. The alarm of fire was received at the Central Fire Police Station, Hutton-garden, a feiv minutes before tenm -o'clock in ...

... CLUB RAID. t At Marlborough-street Police Court, London, ii yesterday, Alexander Pyser, 33, hairdresser, Str living in Drury-lane; Charles Pyser, 69, dealer, Ii orof U pper St. 'Martin's-lanej: Charles Penniogton, S( ;W24, a printer, of New Comnpton-street ...

... ly at Covent Garden. It is ten years since she took art in a regular opera season in London thougr she appeared once in Drury-lane Theatre to in 1886, and once again in 1887 at Her Majesty's tic Me Theatre. Her solitary appearance at the latter el, ,m ...

... formance of the company of the Comndie fc Yranuaise, was a brilliant success. Great as is c the accomoclation offered by Drury-lane to = the public, it was all taken up ; the acting was I al superb, and the applause constant. This is the j third visit ...

... the chair h L it or behind a mirror, nobody hazards a guess S red yet. It will be one of the wonders of the d season. ti i Drury-lane is full to-night of a very enthusi- v of astic crowd, and Sir Augustus Harris's new e in pantomime is already assured of ...

... Salisbury may ' ous deal with this rumour to-morraw in the speech me which he will deliver to the Primrose League -w em in Drury-lane Theatre-another ' patriotic d Mt- meeting in an opera hous : Suffice it . nes here to say that there is absolutely no more ...

... [BY OUR LADY COZETRIBUTORS.] V The news that Miss Josoph, who for six years has m been secretary to Augustus Harris at Drury Lane,t has been promoted to be secretary to Mr. Daniel W Mayer, the musical agent, calls to mind the fact that N i lady secretaries ...

... worth sending steamers to Madagascar. Tiac largest fireproof curtain yet constructed for a theatre has just been fitted at Drury-lane by ATerryweather and Sons. It measures Q2ft. by 30ft, 6in., and is sispended by steel wire ropes running over pulleys fixed ...