... . 15o; C ad; 3 3 I Ink 17e for Months. P. ere*. ludi.t $.a..1 China, 1tM. P. 0.0 to to payable at the Po- t OMec, 42 DRURY LANE, to K. r,- CO au. be crossed Telegraphic Address—GLROCHLON, LONDON. OFFICE,:4I WELLINGTON MEET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C, ...

... (excepting India and China): f00tage,17,1 ,, G . ,1, for . :f melee Months. I Mil.. 19x P.O 0. to I, made payable at the Rid Drury 'Lane, London, to W. RICHARDS.gites should he crossed', Drummond. Telegraphic Adrlnse—thardehron, Loudon. 01Mar : 41 Wellington ...

... Wales was re-elected Grand Master Mason of England at a meeting of Grand Lodge on Wednesday night. Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, was elected to the office of Grand Treasurer. Mr Somervell of Sorn, addressed a meeting at Campbeltown on Wednesday ...

... Royal Oak at the fiTheatre Royal, which is etfectively staged and finely acted throughout by a strong company from the Drury Lane Theatre, London. It is founded on the flight of Charles 11. from Cromwcll s soldiery, and the interest is fully sustained ...

... and driving classes—Messrs J. A. Mather ' Eccles House, Thornhill ; James !lope, East Barns, Dunbar; and David Hunter, Drury Lane, Whithorn. Sheepblackfaced—Messrs Thomas Watson, Mourhouse, Eaglesham ; John Craig, High Ploughlands, Strathsiren ; and ...

... hackneys, and driving classes - Messrs J. A. Mather, House, Thornhill James If o|w. East Ikirns, Duukir ; and Iktvid Hunter, Drury Lane, Whithorn. Sheep (black facial) -Messrs Thomas Wat son. Mmirhouse. E.io|e*ham; John i.'rai)j. High PlmnjhLtnds, Strathavcn ...

... Nature produced at the Theatre Royal this week by Mr Henry Dundaa's Company, with scenery and effects as when depicted at Drury Lane, should give those of us who desire to bean audience and to come off the everyday stage for a little—so far as that may ...

... Kemble, Mr Fred Terry, and many others of exceptional merit. Next week at The Royal, Sir Augustus Harris's Company from Drury Lane Theatre appear in the drama, A Million of Money,' which comes with the character of a great I , success. At The Royalty ...

... shadow of the pailings, and, seizing Sir Frederick. threw hint down with an ease which his friend, Ned Copper—the Pet of Drury Lane — would have been ashamed to see in the case of one of his pupils. At the same moment anoth.r man caught Beryl in his arms ...

... and across the Fields,' passed through the ancient archway into Sardinia Street, until Hamilton reached an eating-house in Drury Lane, outside which he waited until Abel arrived. 'Go in there and sit down at an unoccupied table. Order what you like, and ...

... long—over the bridge, a little way along the Strand, and then up the Newcastle Street, into the ill-smelling precinets of Drury Lane. The rickety conveyance stopped at Mr Sands' modest quarters. Farlow, who had: sot before visited his useful friend at home ...

... Byrne. It is preceded by the comedietta, The Happy Pair. Next week at The Royal a company of Sir Augustus Harris from Drury Lane appear in A Sailor's Knot. At The Royalty this week the amusing comedy, The Late Lamented, appears in Glasgow for the ...