... many bunautiful dresses. TlfS iRittSSES OF TH1E MO2MENT, howieie, ari-e! those worn by the ?? of the French eomnpi y at Drury lane, ,nd one hears In3re abolut the toilettes than ithe :nctitii. At 6antdown nothilx IVas so well %worn as linen, but I hear ...

... lick Crea- tion, as their quonciom Yankee vioters say. After a historic career of 266 years there is serious danger that Drury Lane Theatre will soon become a thing of the past. The DIskeof Bedford, the ground landlord, has, forsome reason or anothernot ...

... over; the saccess of the opera prolongs its Neell and gives rise to a few overflow per- emmancs in the doomed theatre of Drury Lane (a historic monument that will soon cease to exist), but by the first of August Charley's Aunt and A Woman of No J0portance ...