... A: DRURY LANE -MYSTERY. Mr. Troutbeck held an ;inquaiet at St. Clement Daens Vestry hall, on Friday, respecting the death of woman whose name was at thattinen nknown, aund ho was found in a. dying coudiin on the ateps of -DrnrrLane theatre on the niight ...

... Williamt W~hite, e1nd the yousnger one-was her fitnightor, aged ' 13;. Witness had hiveciwvith the deceasved -womnsa at 113, Drury-lane, for six yea~rs,i in ?? roomns oo the thudr floor back. 'fliers-were also three otuler chiliren I :living on-the s axne ...

... NEW PUBLIC HALL IN DBURY I L&IE. Tho ceremony of opening the public hall and library of St. Mary-le-Strand, Drury- lane, was peiformed by Lady Esther Smith last week. She was accompanie I by the Hon. W. F. D. Smith, and at the hail were Mr. Cole (the ...

... Augustus Harris with the two defendautsby wthich they were to prepare as oollaborateutrs an autumn drama, to be performed at Drury Lane. Sir Augustuswas to-arrangethe scenic and stge'effects, whiletbe others were to complete the literary portien of the drama ...

... Julsettet (with the Brothers de Rleszke and Madame Emma Eames in the three principal parts) and then to a reception andsupper at Drury Lane theatre. The invitations to the opera numbered 700, and 300 per. sons in addition were asked to join the party at the theatre ...

... accident and annoyance. -. The Theatres and Music Halls committee reported that on Jan. 20 the attention of the owners oi Drury Lane theatre was called to certain structural defects at the premises which required remedying in order to render the building ...

... Baby Mystery. PAGE 10.-Yesterday's Law, Police, and Inqueshs-Boy Burglars in Bermondsey- Schoolboy's Thefts. PAGE 11.-A Drury Lane Tragedy: Inquest Yesterday-Vo unteers-FPreB---arkets. PsGE 12.-Inquiries for Long-Lost Belatives -Legal, Medical, and Trade ...

... came. In 1736 she appeared as Zara at Drury Lane, snd soon eclipsed all other ac- tresses, appearing withoarrickans Quin at Covent Garden, where she continued ten years. On Garrihls becoming a patentee of Drury Lane she rctlirned there with his comnpany ...

... Bishop of London, presided, on Thursday, at the fourteenth annual meeting of the Working' Girls' house in Stanhope-street, Drury- lane. and, in moving the adoption of the report, spoke most impressively of the high value of the work carried on by this and ...

... ervice. The elder generation may remember the~sub3ect of.our sketch: as a solo player at JuWl(en's Promenade concerts at Drury Lane; at the Donday .Populars at St. ' James's lihslI and at one timze -as musical direutir at eth Olymnic theatre; -while., ...

... ago one of the most cele. brated dancers in Europe, and even be. fore that was the bright particular star of the ballet at Drury Lane theatre. She was then known as Volando Marie Louise Duvernay, and in 1845 married the late Mir. Lyne-Stephens, of Lynford ...

... received, was published in the course of the mouth. Dr. Arne subee. quently altered it to an opera, and it was so performed at Drury Lane in March, 1745. In the advertisements of that event, Rtule, Britannia ! was entitled A Celebrated ode. The air was ...