... Fowler Black.—On the afternoon of the 15th of last month the prosecutor,who i* tailor, pnesing through Macklin-streefe, Drury lane, when was upon and violently assaulted and robbed by gang ** roughs,” of whem the prisoner* were three. He seriously maltreated ...

... all much sea” ' name youth 18 veteran ten doom one well mail-clad of d teens id Mr- Minnoxs's Dk3tt fulnesj of fame -nt Drury-lane Mrs cold i by actress Cheltenham simply performance applause” at National part -' pale health face like l gem graceful of ...

... ; bat sack a Rickard /—each a hear, croaking barn brawler I forget his name, bat— I'll tell it you, inter. riper the Drury Lane hero, rising, sad tapping tbe great lawyer over the shoelder ; I'll tell it you—it wee K. Utter collages of the legal luminary ...

... says that what may be termed an affair of hon our was settled in characteristically h English fashion wit the predude of Drury Lane Theatre. A number of gentlemen as usual had assembled in the entrance hall during an entr'acte to smoke the peaceful cigarette ...

... eutitled Stiees of an? in ra: id succession follewed ‘‘A rrah-na- Pogue,” Flyins Scud,”’ “ which created a zonsation at Drury Lane in ** The Shaugh- raun’’ in 1875, which some people regard as the best of Irish pieces. The deceased for the last time in ...

... e in mounting not often been acted tbe memory of living playgoers If not revival London enterprise of tbe Mr Chatterton Drury-lane just 17 ago Cleopatra on occasion Mr James Anderson the love-lorn Antony” Mr Chatterton employed experienced playwright ...

... director the Now River Company, and of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company The new sheriffs are Mr. Augustus Hams, leasee the Drury-lane Theatre, and Mr W. farmer. While excavating near likes tone, a workman came upon a clay urn containing hundreds of coins ...

... Michael Costa leader of the opera orchestra; and aiter the break up of the coalition, he, in 1871, followed his chief to Drury Lane, re- maining there till 1880. Also, under Costa, he was for many years leader of the band at the Han- del the Birmingham ...

... stage, and furnished with letters of intrudoctaoo to Kemble, Coleridge, Lord Byron, and others, obtained an engagement at Drury Lane, and there created a very favourable impression by his Norval, following it with a round of the provincial theatres. On ...

... osspiays Mr Wales's Tbaatra Vary of oae Cseek Theatre rote Mr Victor ' ' Alls capitally Vulcan to ensurt DoUsorto aad principal Drury Lane Copid characters (principal Mr (nrindpel eensmta W (Co Garden Circus) nahsoury Bacchus Violet Mart Ceres Rust' ' Miss Cuts ...

... legitimate mean* nf public instruction. As dramatis author, however, did not succeed, his tragedy of Irene, produced at Drury Lane Theatre, proving signal failure, notwithstanding his friend, Gilbert Walmesley's prediction that he would turn out a fine ...

... objection from the minds of the most nervona the immediate nobility and gentry of tlerrard Street, doho.” The pantomime at Drury Lane, are informed, is to a good acting piece, and not ao overpoweringly gorgeous spectacle as some of its predecessors. Toe ...