... this moment a proof that such a liking exists. In the great procession of nations which is one of the features of the Drury Lane pantomime, the repre- sentajtives of most of the countries pass across the stage without any demonstration on the part of ...

... Tavern, Covent Garden, and followed this up by throwing a glass of I water at her. Two days later, in a dressing-room at Drury Lane Theatre, he threatened to cut her throat, szzd took, up a sword. She ran out of the room, when he kicked her on the back ...

... Eugineers' Society-it. Bolton on The Square Drill, 7.30. Geological Society-Meetixig, Burlingtonu House, U. Twelfth Night at Drury Lane-Catting tho Baddeley Cake, 12. Universal Week of Prayer-E xeter Hall, I to 2. EXHIBITrIONS, &o., OPe.N,-Crystal PalacePigcon ...

... 'TWELFTH NIGHT AT COVENT-GARDEN. The Baddeley Cake was once more cut with all the honours in the Green-room at Drury-lane at half- past ten on Wednesday night, the ceremony being performed on this occasion, in presence of the company, by Sir Augustus ...

... The to Crusaders, 8.45; Comedy, Godpapa, 9; Court, f A Pantomime Rehearsal, &c., 8 ; Criterion, in Brighton, S ; Drury Lane Pantomime, 7.30; ; Empire, Ballets, 8 ; Gaiety, Cinder-Elleu, ,f. 8; Garriac, A Fool's Paradise, 8.45; Globe, er ' ...

... Avenue, ''The Crusaders, 8.45 ; Comedy, Godpapa, 9; Court, , A Pantomime Rehearsal, &c., 8 ; Criterion, Brighton, 0 ; Drury Lane Pantomime, 7.30 E Empire, Ballets, 8 ; Gaiety, Cinder-Elleu, 0 8- Garrick, iA Fool's Paradise, 0.45; Globe, CGlorienaa ...

... ''Judahi,' 0.30 ;Comedy, ?? The Grey Mare,' ?? Court, ?? I'iinlomiiie' Relieareal,'' &c, I U~iteriou, ?? Dighton,' 0 9; Drury Lane Panstomlims, a 7.30 ; Empirc, Ballets, 0 ; Gaiety, ?? Cinder- le IS110mi,' 0; Gacrricle, ?? A Fool's Paradise,'' 1,460 o ...

... Avenue, The Crtsader,' 0.45, Comedy, ?? Godpapa, 9 ; Court, A Pantoinimne Rehearsail, &c., ; Criterion, Brighton,' 9 Drury Lane Pantolinile, 7.30- nspir~le, New Ballot, 9.45 ; Gaiety, Cindor- Elein, B 9; tarrick, productionof 'iA Fool's Paradise ...

... Crusaders, 8.45 ; Comedy, The Grey Mare, I 9; Court, A Pantosnime Rehearsal,' &c., a; I Criteriou, Brighton, 9 ; Drury Lane Pantomime, s 7.30 ; Empire, Ballets, 8 ; Gaiety, Cinder- Ellen, 8; Garrick, ?? A Fool's Paradise, 8.46; G lobe, 'I Gloriana ...

... wife, -4a -e ?? the actress, by throwing glass at her , ?? bocuee in Covent Garder, and ikicking le 5So0y ard legs at Drury Lane Theatre. also stated taiat tile accused had ?? to serve her as Polly Newbery's hus- Ot 'rrsde- Polly Newbery. ?? hard, for ...

... Christmas nerformanues took plane. The most important of the many theatrical events, however; Was the production of the Drury Lane pantomime, which this vear is entitled IHumpty Dntnpty; or Hrleqziinv the ,Yellow 1Dwarf, and the auir One wit] the Golden ...

... application, 11 to 4; Parkces Museum, marlarelt-street (free), 10 to 6; Tower of London ?? 10 to 4. j Moinveen PEntroRmn NCIes-Drury Lane Pantosnitme, 1.30; Venice ait Olysipia, 2.30 ; Royal Ahuariuns . uterts ninslimts, front 12; Egyptianl Hall, 3; Crystal ...