... Plate-Wheat Ear or Peleas. Northamptonshire Stakes-Penny Loaf or Paddy. National Hunt Flat-Stellsland. Suoocleugh Plate-Drury Lane. (Frota the $po) tling Life of To-dayj. Rothschild Piate-Cabin Boy or Lady Halle. Auction Plate-Trionfi or Polly Morgan ...

... Steeplechase-Mercury. ?? PARR. (F rom the. Sportsmafi of To-day.) St James's Plate-Varangiarn or Bungalow., Riverside Plate-Drury Lane. Hampton Court Plate-Grong or Ascot. Ferry Plate-Castelar. Club Plate-Ram Lal or Link Boy. Trial Plate-Victor Wild or Paperino ...

... youug Limerick tenor 'who mnade his debut in Italian opera on WVednesday night, achieved a decided success last night at Drury lane by his impersonation of Faust. His excellent ?? the previous evening as Turiddu, in Cavasleria Rustai cana, a part he ...

... the s auspices of the Father Purcell Branch of the National League *f Great Britain, in the schoolrooms, Afacklin stre~t, Drury lane. There was a large attendance, and the pro- t ceedings were very enthusisatie. A notable feature of the evening's entertainment ...

... the demonstration-Bethnal, Batteresa, Bermondsey, Bow, S Bromley, Chel- sea, Camberwell, Clerkenwall, Clapham, Dept- ford, Drury lane, Eastham, East Finsbury, Fulham, Bros Sheares; Fuiham, Father M'Faddeu; Gravesend, Greenwich, Grays, Higigate, Hoxton, Holborn ...

... wtre due to illness the fact would surely have heeD miade known. The prospectus of theseason of the Comedle IFraoeice-' at Drury lane has been issued, and ii shows that a most faicinating selection has been male from the extentive repertoire of thiis fammous ...

... Fayed Hbre r in l8s4, and given once cr- tw'ce dot r A German season at Covent @ardsn r; :L h same year was presented, at Drury Lane 1e the Carl Rosa CompSOY' rIeM in Pilgrims, which,although V ae at th nst, has not been ^ei) d o=h r t of its num- ?? ...

... the Haymarket, the Garrick, the Opera Clomique, and Terry's, I and when the French and American compa- r nies arrive at Drury-lane and Daly's, the public in every part of the house will be of uniform social standing. In some theatres pit prices have risen ...

... many bunautiful dresses. TlfS iRittSSES OF TH1E MO2MENT, howieie, ari-e! those worn by the ?? of the French eomnpi y at Drury lane, ,nd one hears In3re abolut the toilettes than ithe :nctitii. At 6antdown nothilx IVas so well %worn as linen, but I hear ...

... lick Crea- tion, as their quonciom Yankee vioters say. After a historic career of 266 years there is serious danger that Drury Lane Theatre will soon become a thing of the past. The DIskeof Bedford, the ground landlord, has, forsome reason or anothernot ...

... over; the saccess of the opera prolongs its Neell and gives rise to a few overflow per- emmancs in the doomed theatre of Drury Lane (a historic monument that will soon cease to exist), but by the first of August Charley's Aunt and A Woman of No J0portance ...

... as heavy, and South id as 3sderer. ,4Uiealls aifluential gathering of o nf the saetropolis at the tei~5 Mickl~in street, Drury lane, to rnect ir Charles Gavan Duffy -uiader what steps can be taken to ube irish Library scheme and tlhe My Sovenellt generally ...