... oosts by the Llandnudl magis- trates for assaulting a programme boy. Sir Aug ustus Inrris haa generously offered the Ilse of Drury Lane Theatro for a matinee in aid of the numerous players tlhrown out of cngagiment by the sudden collapse of the season at thoe ...

... of a practised hand that Bi by the intrinsic merits of the actors, alied with the th, e realism which ' invariably marks Drury - lane in in- melodrama, contrive to -bring about a satis- a ily factory and entertaining coherance of action, d which moe; exert ...

... being then compelled to return with his mission unfulfilled. k The actors of the Com~die Frangaise begin s to-night at Drury-lane what will no doubt be a e brilliant month's career. There will be seven es performances each week, and at each perform- ...

... betting on horso ea11y maolng. saeM At Bow-street, London, on Friday, George Dauks,' Dd ill carman, of sairdinia-knildings, Drury.-lane, eaa re- still a Inlauded, charged with wife murder. A girl nam'ed leave Eliza Mill said sihe heard 'mr. and Mrs. Dukes ...

... drive to Mortimer Mrket, tl a Tottenham Courtd, where they deposited the n . case produced. He afterwards drove them to t Drury-lane. The prisoner was remanded for in- l , quiries. it THE MiIARY SCANDAL. a a g . Wth reference to bbe alleged military scandal ...

... formance of the company of the Comndie fc Yranuaise, was a brilliant success. Great as is c the accomoclation offered by Drury-lane to = the public, it was all taken up ; the acting was I al superb, and the applause constant. This is the j third visit ...

... Exhibitiont Ls Open to the public free, and many, therefore, I t go to see it who rwould not pay for the sight t The doom of Drury-lane Theatre is sealed. i At a meeing of the co rpary of proprietors as letter was read from the Duke of Bedfod's; d agent saying ...

... to be one of At the foremost in this direction. About 50 thi - pieces have been selected to form the re- UiN Irtory at Drury-lane. They are chiefly fel [e rench, but I observe Hamlet' is specially an it included ainiso d thecl. i. Claretiewas very V's ...

... nsi-to justify the enterprise. The County wl ?? of London has just thrown open its Mt first, which is in Parker-street, Drury-lane, bTI sad, and has cost £20,500. It is necessarily a ml se . very commodious establishment, seeing de ntry that interest ...

... 3. about midaight with a troop of sleepy youngsters wnoi ao not unnerstooe orenjoyed: half of what b they had seen at a Drury-lane or Covent Garden pantomime. I ought to say that the stage 3 manager, director and inventor of the scenery in this play is ...