... Iteltl ander lease tlatnl July. ISJf*. foe COO years from dale of lease, at Ibe early £5210.. The premises the east side of Drury lane are held me'er lease dated I,'tli Jn'y. I? 5 *. K> sears frow rseptmoltae, lUb. li>e yearly rent .4 {m. I'ur (arther J. ...

... Wy«i«. with tii.lu-i the head tlie seecihl dirbioo. and bid l,»- the .uod. alter narentg whirl-. Ecu Wy»i» out • slight lead Drury Lane, Parsuuaiiimi ...

... improbable AUlmoch the papers are not yet signed, it believed that the neg.rtiations foe renewing Sir Angustine Harris's Drury lane Theatre have rasa]Ud in the Duke granting further lease of seven yeara. consideration of annual £B,OOO year «be daks has ...

... public acknowledged that a tardy act of recognition had been performed. A atatne oar Irish composer stands in the vestibule Drury Lane Theatre with those of David Oaarick and Ed»cno Kbah. In the National Catbednl of Ireland window bean erected to bis memory ...

... Gladstone stating that he has given direction* for the issue gratuity £5O the Royal Bounty Fund Mr John Bedford Leno. author Drury Lane Lyric*.' who was associated Massey in the Chartist movement, end who now (rum work paralysis. Tb: ari loviDg public will ...

... George Kdwardea bad placed the disposal the Royal College Music. Sir Augustus Harris has. though at isconvenience, offered Drury Lane Theatre to Sir George Grove, with all acceasuries, and the performance will take place there Wedmwday, the at December. ...

... that country have uadenisUy ccbdcied the crealicn Empuc. T.ie appnwcltibg perfoftusni« of Schumann'* opera, anouuncnl for Drury lane Theatre tl.c pupils the May at College Musk-, under Professor Sleaford's dirrctioo, i» an cecnl great imp irU-oue since ...

... ACCIDENT IN DUCHY LANE THEATRE. An accident rather aertoot character occurred la»t night at Drury lane Theatre, during the P'-rformaoee of the drama Info of Pie*sore. .Shortly after half past 11 o'clock the battle was iu pijgrcs*. and Ualbag gun. which ...

... the festivities and luxuries sacred to the season, the theatres and places cnte-itamment make the usual ample pnisiuoo. Drury Lane is once again true ita ancient tradition!. Pantomime may not so popular it onci- was. but it will die hard so long Sir Augustus ...