... escape. but a few bouts later Xspbctor Cackre'l captured a third man, who gave the ame of John MaeGnira (32), wireworker, Drury Lane, Pirminibai. All of these men bore evidences of the aevere natbre of the encounter consequent upon the arrival,' f the ...

... nature, truth, snthout:exaggera-iono, or ~Iniition.' -So.'wvotie ?? dur- hi*the earl triuinphs of t egreage. .dian- at Drury L~ane-. No - ctor:ever abh~ieveT a:morosudden ?? did lKiean,: efterayears of~obiseure toil;^ and he snist'ainedi'tfor l8E y.e8ars ...

... yr;deit's ' Mariagc iti la Mode and ''Maiden ti Q(uc'll ' incorporated together . Ssviney's 1: Theatre wvent uip and Rich's Drury Lane Theatre went down, and a combinatioit of the s two Companies wits soon ef ected by mutual a friends, and Swvincy was left ...

... Daniels was conveying a prisoner to Bow Street Police Station, abtmt one a.m. on Sunday, he suddenly fell dead in Vere Street. Drury Lane. He was conveyed to King's College Hospital. Mr. Will'am H. Hudson, who was recently appointed Assistant Professor of English ...

... IN BaearExEC:, 0and sighinglike anlAle'randerfor: freshcoquqtests~the scene 1i of my life w~as changed from Edinborghs tc Drury Lane, in1 where for three years I was the priscipil~ jetrie premieS ie under the Oharterton management:. My London experience ...

... the moon was plainly .q a Wd abeautifully visible. O r A well -informedi correspondent writes to say t thatr the fate of Drury Lane Theatre dcepeds Ta vary largely on the line taken by the new shreet at .which is to connect the Strand with Molborn. n t ...

... proteneloas at all, hie wan perhaps mere talked of thian anyv other det~utnfct of the season. Tocm Hohier 'sang in 1868 at Drury Lane, and thereupon his stage career finished, for he was not a success, anid alter his marriage with the Dowager Duchess of ...

... persistently brought home to our profession, I am sure we should have many more subscribers. It is not limited, like the Drury-lane and Covent-garden Funds, which have come down to us from pious founders, to a few persons who chance to satisfy flnncitinflQ ...

... Swede hy birth, aid was a pupil -o the late Maurice Strakosck, had played Rcdna, Zeriina, and -other parts five years ago at Drury Lane, and since thea; ae bias considerably improved as a vocalist. Altogether her voice is still rather small for Covent Garden ...

... Hoodman Blind rewritten and altered. Then there was one called Xonsters, which was one act of lluman Nature, played at Drury- lane. Dramas had been very much shortened, and the most excitin scenes taken and used at the music halls as sketches. He suffered ...

... to he permitted. There was no annual licence in the case of a patent theatre. There were two patent theatres in London, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, and over these the Lord Chamberlain had no control as far as the licensing was concerned. There was a ...

... Two theatres, both famous in varying degrees, are threatened with extinction. It is said by some that the fate of Drury-lane depends upon the direction to be taken by the new road, which is to join the Strand to Oxford-street; and there are reports that ...