... utility business under Barry Sullivasi, at ia salary of 30s. or £E2 a week. Thenr, said trhb' present lessee of Coveat Garden, Drury Lane, and at least one proviucial establishment, and sole or part owner of perhips 100 popular dlrarnas and operas: I did more ...

... aliving;, renders vacant the secretaryship of the Additional Curates' Society, a post worth £500 a year. The next pantomime at Drury Lane Will be the joint product of the leasses and Mr. Harry Nicholls, and will, be founded on the not unfamiliar adven- tares ...

... 'Keeley, the veteran actress, who will be 88 on he 22nd of next month, witnessed A 'Life of Pleasure from the stalls of Drury Lane at the mati- tiee of Srturday last. After the third act she was takea rormd to Mrs. Bernard Beere's private room, and c ...

... Gollege, Manchester. It is understood thai' Mr. J. M. Glover hns been engaged to' composetthe music of the forthcoming ' Drury Lane drama. The DewsburyandBatley Corporations aro secking power to include petrions of ;Soothill Upper within their Tespective ...

... bouquets of flowers on her ats neck and shoulderl. by Monday, December 4, is the date arranged for the annnal matinee at Drury Lane for the benefit of the n General Theatrical Fund. ed ny Irish farmers Pro in the fortunate position of ?? ?? a sufficiency ...

... Should the arrangements n1ltimately be completed, it is understood that the per- formatnoee will take place uhiefly at Drury Lane. A few weeks since Miss Mfargaret ?? went to Itly, partly to rest, partly in order to gain increased experircene onthe onerati ...

... other eminent names. He W rote i' The Blot on the Scatcheon wben he twa 30 vears of age. Macready, who had just Ctikei Drury Lane Theatre under his nanage- nent, was desirous of making his reign bril- ln., and he asked Browning to furnish him with a ...

... se parents' I income does not emoeed £920 a year., A Life of Pleasure continues tt. attract very large4 nddiences at Drury Lane. But Rt Christmas it-will have to be withdrawn to make roonm: for the oantomnime Robinson Crusoe, which has long, been ...

... the former may have done, the latter bae completely won M. Sarcey's admiration. He must have been behind the scenes at Drury. lane, for he finds the ladies there very pretty and pleasing, and their dress and manners he exquasite. Perhaps from M. Sarc-ey's ...

... years tango, but hae. snsce then been comjelled by serious illness to give up work, is now engaged in the same . capacity at Drury Lane. t Afarmernamed Thomas Eaines was the 'other r evening oalledfupon by the minister at Barrow Bap- ,t. tist Chapel, near ...

... eteretcise ?? and industry they would have seen cantda thrr faic diterent eyes-ei i di'l.n t ours, Pt- Afo r'e 1']t 11r S, 1f, Drury Lane, Tiverpool. Anpri 10 To Tre Exs'n'oa nsi Teis MAxCilETiER Wrzrrvl. 'Cores. Sir,-In your issule o~f Manrdi 24thi Mr. Newett ...

... with the throwing of a constable into the Thames at Mill. bank. The prisoner, Thomas William. Smith, who gave an address in Drury Lane, informed the police that he participated in the outrage. He was co.n. L mitted for trial. A lamplihhter named Dove has ...