... Cz. H., Usrest St. Andre~w's-sgtreet, Middlesexj Yi'lolce 3,11 lately Wsrnlord-eonrr. I ndeD, stockbroker Pslliugec 1., Drury-lane, la~ndu, builder Tose G. E., Kentish Tow n-road, ondon, schoolmasterI Wood anld o., Lately Queen's-terrace, Scrihiton, general ...

... that there has been more than usual com petition for possession of th» national home of the lytic drams, hut the leave of Drury Lane, having rescued Covent Garden from tlie hiatus of unprofitable opera, waa very properly treated prior claimant It ia an ...

... Woken up after numerous eh erattous I remain, Sir, vows respectfully, sa FON SIM MON, GUAM. G. N. King's London. -- 10, Drury-lane, Wakefield, Nov. 18, 1588. Dear Sir.— I have null pie sure stating that tip arda ally months I have done business wi is ...

... after numerous alterations. I remain, Sir, yours respectfully, SIXTEEN, Guard. G.N. Railway, King's Cross, London. -- 10. Drury Lane. Wakefield, Nov. 18, 1888. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in stating that upwards of 12 months I have done business with ...

... emotion. In this case tragedy resulted from comedy. A Northamptonshire lady, a Mrs Fitzherbert, went one Wednesday evening to Drury-lane Theatre to see The Beggar's Opera, a revival of which amusing play was then delighting the town. As soon as Banister, ...

... question is —need we say it ?—Mr. Augustus Harris, who sways a veritable magician's rod each iecurring Christmas tide at Drury-lane Theatre, and somehow manages regularlytoeclipse tbe only really formidable competitor with whom he has to deal, and who ...

... numerous alteration*. I remain,. Sir, yours respectfully, Josura Simpsom, Guard, G. N. Railway, King’s Cross, Lend ■>n. 10, Drury Lane, Wakefield, Nov. IBth. 1888. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in stating that upwards of If months 1 bavs done business with ...

... PASSING EVENTS, (From a London, Correspondent.) THE LATE BISHOP LIGHTFOOT-THE EPIDEMIC -NOVELS OF YEAR- DRURY-LANE PANTOJIIME-CANDOt R IN FICTION. The late Bishop of Durham was educated at King Edward's School, Bit iningham, where he was a schoolfellow ...

... 8c James’s, and Mr Toole continnes his round of popular characters, which has made famoos, previous to his tour abroad. Drury Lane pantomime proving great soocesy. THE ...

... there a grande dame of society. Some surprise has been expressed at the ap- pearance of Juno in the Olympian procession at Drury Lane Theatre without anything iv her dress to associate her with the peacock, the bird dedicated to The Queen of Heaven. The ...

... second importance to Christmas Day itself. It is regarded longer. Twelfth Night, except in Drury Lane Theatre, is more than the day January, j Outside Drury Lane na was kept. The old j humuars of the season are obsolete and dead those of a Roman saturnalia ...

... taken away that the Empress had perforce to leave the shop without them. To-night is the great Baddeley cake func- tion at Drury Lane Theatre. The occasion is an interesting one for people who cannot often foregather to meet once during the festive season ...