... carried on, by the St. Giles's Christian Mission, took place on Monday eveling in the Mission Hall, Little Wild-street, Drury- lane, when between 200 and 300 men, chiefly selected from i those who have been assisted by the mission, were entertained to ...

... glimpse of one K'reutzer in the diverting IReminiscences of Michacl Kelly. That humorous l musician, as operatic director at Drury Lane, produced. in 1791 an English version of RZodolphe Ereutzer's opera of Lodoika.' The second movement of the overture excited ...

... promises to be a matri- i monial difficulty. In the Duchess of Coolgardie, , with which Mr. John Celermain will open Drury Lane' next Saturday,) Misis Laura Linden has been engaged to take the 'part -for which :Miss -Kate Phillips was mentioned, the ...

... comuposer. The Scottish Rebelllion of 1745 fret brought it before the general pulic~, versions of it being sung both at Drury- lane and Covent-garden, amid great enthusiasmn, at that time, The M1illais mansion at Palace Gate, which the execu- tors of the ...

... Barrett is now in chaxrge at Drury-lane. i r The Drury-lane show is based this year on the ever- charming and wonderful story of 'Aladdin. IIa doubt whether ever anything quite so good has been j seen even at Drury-lane. It svould be a daring ex- perimento ...

... hunureds - - - t , n S-e ot whom choose tlheir positions atI - ?? - ick to them, just as the bovs assumes :.e galier-door of Drury lane on *e se on the Embankment are seldom t t a mode of spending the night, - ' scas or crouching in cold corners of a * ?? ...

... runnitg in mv head oever since I found it statrd cfetially that the Duke of Bedford does not intend to renewv the lease of Drury-lane Theatre. ' Aud shall old Drury die? And ?? old Drury die? P how many seores of tihousands of Londoners, to sav nothing> ...

... Whitehall. Unfortunately, they are nearly all wedged up against each other in the Strand and in the immediate neighbourhood of Drury- lane and Covent-garden; the last two centres being accessible only by inconveniently narrow thoroughfares. As for the Strand ...

... Abroad at Terry's, and of r Iick WluittingonXu at Drury-lane. Next Saturday Terry's Thleatre wvill reopen with The Blue Boar, by Louis N. Parker and Thornton Clark (Murray Carson). The Drury-lane pantomime reached its 124th 1 performance, and at the ...

... to the Barrack Tavern, where that officer found on the clothing the following letter, addressed to Mrs. Hannah Briggs, Drury- lane, Wakefield:-May 24-tn, 1890.-To my dear wife i and ?? you will never trouble yourselves about me, but you know well that ...

... and this season Sir Augustus Harris is an influential party to what all people must regard as a pleasing revolution. At Drury- lane the music-hall element is going to be dropped to a very marked extent, and in place of vulgar buffoonery and incoherency ...

... Mountain Syiph!' Mr. Banett, who was of foreign parentage, but was born Inear Bedford in 1802, made his dibut as a singer at Drury- lane Theatre in the early part of the century. He after- wards devoted himself to the piano and composition, l having studied ...