... PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Drury Lane Theatre was crowdedin.every part on Thursday night to see Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. Henry Petitt's new play. Many of the foreign journalists now in London were present, and English literature, art, and fashion were well ...

... fii'reat Rebellion. or would they look nut for some suitable Meloin in the metropolis? Nn Sir Auguste. Harris would piaci, Drury Lane at disposal, but the feat of catchine the Speaker's eye from the dress circle would be I Whelk and rather undignified. It ...

... Mozart and Handel. The present theatrical week in London has been uneventful; but nest week Daly's, the ktaygoarket, and Drury lane will re-open on evenings. Mr Daly will revive a little-known farcical comedy; Mr Tree, it seems, will present Mr Henry Arthur ...

... like Home, Sweet Home, John Howard Payne's immortal ballad-- which, by the way, was sung for the first time in public at Drury Lane Theatre, when Clari, the Maid of was originally produced under Crouch's direction, he then being orchestral conductor ...

... other artiste. will give an autumn season at Covent Garden. Twenty-one leading London theatres we closed, including Doty's, Drury lane, the Hey market, the Lyceum, the fit James's, and the Savoy. Miss Decima Moore, who was indisposed for a few de) a, during ...

... the programme provided is of the most enticing character. The hospitality of the Mansion House, the Imperial lig:Mute, of Drury Lane Theatre, where Sir Angchtnil Harris is to give a ball on the stage, and of Hat. field, among other places, is to be extended ...

... adjourned. THROWING A POLICEMAN INTO THE THAMES. A young man, who gave the name Thomas William Smith, and an address a Drury lane common lodging house, was charged Westminster Polue Court ou Saturday with being concerned in throwing the policeman Hutchinson ...

... PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. AI. throw, son of Professor Dublin, has been appointed samiml of Drury Lane Theatre, London. Apropos of Lord Rosebery'a jocular ape , the other day, in which he made the much. debated remark that he was sure of nothim about Irtiand ...

... first performance 04 The Critic. Sheridan had not written the lest act. Dr Ford and Mr. Linley, the joinn proprietors of Drury Lane, began to be nervous and fidgety. and eepecially King, who was not only the stage manager, but had to play a part in the ...

... Standing Committee to be considered. Although conventimtal in plot and treatment, A Life of Pleasure, which was produced at Drury Lane on Thursday evening, is trout a spectacular standpoint a most interesting production. The most effective scene occurs in ...

... season may be held to have commenced. Time was when the reopening of Drury Lane was an that the period of recess was over. Things have changed since theu, and the glories of Drury Lane are not wholly or shat house on Thars- day of “A Life of Pleasure” counts ...

... municiaii who, when a youth, IN won nosseini's approbation as a violoncellist, and had held the post of chief d'orchestre at Drury lane in the days when George was Ki ng . Moreover, things went.; badly with Crouch in America that some time ago he wits reported ...