... all classes and to various creeds. Some surprise has been expressed at the appearance of uno in the Olympian procession at Drury Lane Theatre without anything in her dress to associate her with the peacock, the bird dedicated to *’ The Queen of Heaven.” ...

... GENERAL NEWS. It is said that Drury-lane Theatre, full at pantomime time, holds nearly £6,000 per week. It is understood that Messrs. Lewis and Lewis yesterday entered appearance on behalf of Mr. Parnell and Mrs O’Shea in the action for divorce commenced ...

... lian lyrics. A OuxiNG'Irade-A hamn and beef vendor's. -A J BIaDULEnY -Managed Affair-The Twelfth Night Oclebration at Drury Lane. Ax Enter-prising Profession-Burglary, A IICunuaxz Evoivmt-AnL eleotrio-wire disaster. I 1 CAS'iTAIL .Purtishrnent-Strikes ...

... should be. But on the whole I think there Is enough of the old tale left in J4.iok and the beanstalic as we see it in Drury- lane, to satisfy the most exigeant youngster, and enough side fun, beautiful scenery, amusing songs, pretty girls, and magnificent ...

... managing director of the Carl Rosa Opera Company, her desire to patronise the performances during the forthcoming season at Drury Lane Theatre, and has directed her to be reserved. The fact is that tmpretario or manager of theatre has secured such magnificent ...

... experiment will he watched with interest. has applied to the London County Council for a piece of land in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, and if he secures this he will at once set up common lodging-house for the accommodation of not less than fiOO single men ...

... grain*. The first newspaper advertinemeot appeared in 18'2, 2,500,000 men have lost lives in war a-net 1&52 The boxes in Drury Lane Tlieatre seat 1.200 per> n c Women load and unload the vansels in Japaoeee ports. A whisper travel* as quickly U»e report ...

... at the great Masonic function London on the 11th, when the Lord Mayor was installed at the Mansion House as W.M. of the Drury-lane Lodge, and after it was entertain at dinner the grand officers and.other leading Freemasons. I was informed that the African ...

... , interests of the Strand, he is, (according to footlights’ gossip) standing on a ohaii . in the middle of the stage of Drury Lane Theatre. , directing the movements of theatrical armies, and other privy works concerned with the legitimate drama. addition ...

... effects used in the luckless pantomime at Majesty’s. The whole of the property was knocked down the representative of the Drury-lane lessee for £1.325. •ut one-ion:h of the original cost. Dams Hal!, Minworth, near Birmingham, the seat Lord Norton, was destroyed ...

... missionary to the Ojibbeways. The story that Mr. was present the perf nuance of Wallace’s ** Lurlme,” which took place at Drury Lane just before the Budget ni-.ht, ami that during the evening the Ctiancellor of the Exchequer was ob erved to audibly take ...

... will be available for public use. unless their habitual occupiers make some additional arrangement. The English Opera at Drury Lane will close at the end of this week. The new pavilion at Lord's is now all but completed. It is certainlv magnificent building ...