... hospi- i tality on a very magnificent scale. The Bad- I deley Fund is attachied to the leadership of the 'Tneatre Royal, Drury lane, and hereto- fore Sir Augustus Harris has giien the enter- i tainment on the boards of that theatre ;- but' as the proceedingos ...

... 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 ...

... fairly Nvel-filled house to vit ' I production of 'Amy 1loebsart, a roc..' drama which oems to have had a cv u run at Drury lane, The plotis i full ct ing incidents whicih follow each oherso e that an absorbing interest is .,iel! ta.:: throughout. Mr ...

... Mv J B Bnrton's Drury Lane, 3 yrs, 8St 8lbRizkaby 0 Mr COUrOtKs Fleopefnent 1I, 3 yrs, 8o Sot ..bi..Milen 0 Berttig--veas Ott Killossory, 85 to 40 agst Lrttrels- town, l0 to 1 agotr Llopemient if, 100 to 8 each agst * ! Drury Lane and Gr.osp. i ...

... which is believed to be unparalleled even in the deadest ot dead seasons. These ,are Covent Garden, Royal English Opera, Drury Lane, Haymarket, Lyceum, Olympic, St James', Royalty, Gaiety, Globe, Vaude- . viie, Savoy, Opera Comique, Terry's, IAvenue, ...

... have i lately been furnishing a Yrilderness of talk T about elevating the drama. Regarding the . - former the popular Drury Lane manager in-. a 0. dignantly demands, 4 Who are the various 6 ie directors and' interested City speculators at a ie present ...

... agesble feelings. Mr. Harry iihols, ote o the cleverest iow comedians on the London stage, and a prime favourite with the Drury lane audiences, who filled one of the leading parts, has been hoverine bettee-n life and death for some dayw vith typhoid feier ...

... O, 3tllyswaiter Park, county Down, is td te Lake place on the 22nd of November. L cast emning atthbe Xu1i.sieeb Schools, Drury lane, a meetin# was held of the friends aud' admirers of Father Purcell to0orgaj*ile a presentation to the rev gesitleman.on ...

... In promotion of the testimonial to be pre- Wented to Father Purcell, prior to his return io ireland,ara meettng of the Drury lane branch of the Irish NatioualLegue of Great Britain ws: held in Maeklia street Schols1 last evening, Mr. John O1rmcol1 in ...

... audience. In its way the s ketch will be as finished a work as anything to which Sir Augustus has set his hand either in Drury lane or at Covent Garden. There arem fovr or five characters in the little pl.%y, the, story of which has to, do with the Indian ...

... mounted, were read by the undermentioned gentlemen- From the congregation of Corpus Christi, by Mr. !B C Molloy, M P. From the Drury lane Branch nf the Irish National League of Great Britain, by Mir Lewis Fitzgibbon. From the Metropolitan Branch of the same ...

... with the work accomuplished for the Irish cause by the Institute during the past twenty years.'-. The presidency of the Drury lane Branch of the Irish National League of Gieat Britain, vacated by the transference of Father Purcell to Ireland, -has been ...