... because they do not see their way to turn their attractive glades into a playground for Clare Market and the purlieus of Drury-lane. With all the desire in the world to be philanthropic we fail to follow the reasoning. Occupiers who pay increased rents ...

... salary of twenty pound, at Covent Garten theatre, and in the following year he had a sightly one of the same amou n t at Drury Lane; a seal, of remuneration according to which he was paid until his retirement from the stage. In the very height of their ...

... Isled•in•Walting, in pleat of Lord Wolverton. It le °empanel that the nightly sprees daring season of the Comedi. Presseedss ai Drury Lane nein* will ,meant toe aim of between !WO and OW' min! IW month will see the departure pent Arctic szpodltior hare been mans ...

... ago. Sir Barrie and ?dr. Henry Pettit are jointly engaged in the oonatruetion of the new mein. drama to be brought not at Drury Lane next autumn. The death is announced of Mr. Edward Henry Edward., Who had been for ferty.two years a member of the literary ...

... when his parent is on the Throne. When and catch crop; whieh, in the event of was early Ifferai, who halls from the dome of Drury-lane,there is no snob heir the title sad the revenues go er a se!, may, i n d eder favourable oonditions, prove of statelier ...

... Marlborough ' House, and was ordered to be imprisoned for three months, with hard labour. At a meeting of the proprietors of the Drury Lane Theatre Company a letter was read from the Duke of Bedford declining to renew the existing lease of the theatre. It was ...

... London. rod, a collier, at Cuteliffe, near Sheffield. The down for some fifty yards. Several of those The next pantomime at Drury Lane will be the parties had been long acquainted. In 1891 a the train had just realised that eomething mallet joint produce ...

... Methodist College, Manchester. It le understood that Mr. S. M. Glover has been engaged to comp.° the music of the forthcoming ' Drury Lane drama. The Dewsbury and Batley Corporations are seeking power to include por tio ns of Soothill Upper within their respective ...

... that it beoomse hard as tides', features; bat in any case ithad climbed up Keighley, ex-Mayor of Burnley. same capacity a t Drury Lane. bark and the heavy burdens they are forced to the glass of its ease of Filday, apparently to ear- The Maharajah of Bhavnagar ...

... Joseph A. Cave, the veteran actor, who has been on the stage since he was nine years old, and now playing in the drama at Drury Lane Theatre, was entertained the other day by a number of friends who met to celebrate his seventieth birthday. At Nagoya, in ...

... Lady Violet Greville. The change in the weather has proved beneficial to many of the theatres, and more particularly to Drury Lane and the Princess's, where the housefull '` placard is shown nightly. The Duke of Westminster been presented at Chester ...

... ammounted to £12.5. Sir Augustus Harris has decided to organise no regular operatic season at Easter, but be will give at Drury Lane occasional performances of Faust, lioliemiau Girl, ' Maritana, and other operas, supported by members of his stock ...