... pace Glamford and Lady Primrose went seven furlongs. On the Racecourse side, Robinson's Bransdale. Rochester, Restaurant, Drury Lane, Crusade, and Palisandre cantered five furlongs. Manser's Prutli, Lunar Eclipse, Ordinance, and Scheldt galloped the same ...

... Pickering's Vagrant II., Buccaneer, and Adieu Rallopei' a little over a mile. Robinson's Bran?- da'.e Palliand'e, Chibbie, Drury Lane, Restaurant, Palliand'e, Chibbie, Drat-y Lane, Restaurant, nny lit; five furlongs. On the Racecourse side, Ashby's Rusticus ...

... of a harness mskcr's in York- road, Bat teraea; and at 9.59 p.m. in the' batck yardl ot a private house int Clare COUlt, Drury- lane. The bi-igade vwere: called at .11,6 p.mi. to a private house in~ Audover~road, HIo'sy road, where ass outbrealk was caused ...

... amount of annuity they are to draw. From the Drury- lane Theatrical Fund, which was started by a con- tribution raised at Drury-lane Theatre in 1766, annuities are granted to those appearing at Drury- lane for three consecutive years and subscribing for ...

... the Tamar to play at the coronation of Queen Victoria. For ai considerable perio3 he was the prinei- pal violoncelliet at Drury Lane Theatre, and while there he arrote the song MAfeeting for Madamo Maalibran. Heleft England in 1859. with tho object of ...

... England who dare appeal to the truth, and defy the de;il and his angels, except this very singular bishop, whose diocese is Drury Lane. A PICTURE Or SIR HIERY PARKES. Your friend Parkes, who did not present himsclf till quite lately, hearing I was so busy ...

... payments. He stated, . shortly before his death, that he had sometimes made as much as £40,000 a year by his pen. A brecent Drury Lane success realised in author's fees alone £1f0 a week, which Mr Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris divided between tthem. Mr ...

... characterised by remark- able, deadly depression. Perhaps our managers have- learned a little since the Chatterton regime at Drury- lane. Perhaps they have learned that Shakespeare with such surroundings, not to describe them more- particularly, as Mr Chatterton ...

... characterised by remark- has able, deadly depression. Perhaps our managers have learned a little since the Chatterton rigime at Drury- lane. Perhaps they have learned that Shakespeare ,e at with such surroundings, not to describe them more ship particularly, as ...

... by Leopold 7 Wenzel, wviti some iddililonal utlitre by Mr. Johin E Crotik, tire will known intI popular eouduolor of 3 Drury *lane 'Tiheatre. Tile piece is under the per- i sonal direttio isrid stage manegement of Str t Augustus Harril, wiichl is in itself ...

... melodrama to be produced at the Princess's at Eiaster, w with Mr. Charles Warner in the leading part. The new drama for Drury Lane will be the work of M 3r. Henry Pettitt and Sir Angustus garris. Th col- laborators started on Saturday to the Continent ...

... opera season. The career of Humpty- Dumpty ends on Saturday, after the most successful pantomime season ever known at Drury Lane. The Dowager Lady Wolverton died on Wednesday at 107, Lancaster Gate, London, aged eighty-nine years. Shle was the daughter ...