... the fire I ocourred. The remains of thie aged victims were a rernoved in shells to the mortuary in Goldsmitha- V e street, Drury-lane, to await an inquest . s FATAL FIRE AT HAMPSTEAD. r On Satnrday, a serious fire occurred at Ramp- ( s tead, by rwhicih one ...

... CE.-No. 17.. Second Floor-Douible Office . . I 3 BRUSWIK.STRET.-~bO.4.No Third Flo ?? gle, OMfice (coear) 17. iS oxic -DRURY-LANE--NO. 13. ren FirstFloor-SinglIeOxfice 16 dec Third ?? Office ?? . ?? . 12 W0t c Ap~ly to Paterson ~d Thomas, 16, Cook-street ...

... Saturday night, or rather early this d morving, the interesting ceremony of cutting S r the Baddeley Cake was performed at Drury- & . lane Theatre. Tl'his annual custom is a relic of Twelfth Nightusage, and is always an event of c grcat interest to the theatrical ...

... NELLIET A SHER, SOPBuhsO, Covent G:ade Conicerts. vRL ALEX. TUcKE, B~li; S- E Jaes'S 1ai London.] MISS HELEzN CONWAY5 z Prom Drury-lane Theatre. I MR. W.. B. DUNJC AN, ETOa, EC. a C ALLER: Y 6eD. 1~a2 l U ENGLEIDRS GRAND C IRQUE, ] EL WFEST DBEYRA.D, IWOOL ...

... instant. MI. Ei. BER pica, Hon. Seo. h o ?? oey Wanted, must be well -to tbe Town rte business; early honrs.-kpply I4, Drury- ' -lane, Waterretr > 7Drr O3? LIEROOL-'The Corporation Require the - ) ssrve o aFOTA at the Town Hal Wages iF 28g.pe wee COdidates ...

... Oldham, and Chorlton-on-Mledlock, 30 Manchester, dyer and cleaner. - Herbert Booth, AinAdale, near Sonthport, lately 91 Drury-lane, Liverpool, corn factor. 22 William Collinson Ridings, Great Moor, Stock-- 43A port, Lord-street, Southport, pianoforte ...

... Mfaksoera : wvhije x; crossin3 the Chnel, she made her first appearance in London as Macrgurie in Her wv Mlajesty's Theatre, Drury-lane, in 1872. HereT her success wams so complete that she w~as at T Ionce ofiered a five years' engagement by Mfr. ol afterwrards ...

... Augustus Harris - himself will not be sufficiently recovered to r ,o attend. Last week he had to be carried into ?? C n Drury-lane Theatre to witness his own panto- t e mime, and lay on a couch in one of the boxes I g for an hour looking at it. The Covent ...

... (From TXday n7ighs Gazt&e) iay. ADJUDICATIONS IN ZA KRuTTCr On Herbert Booth, Ainsdale, near Soutbport, lately I od, trading Drury-lane, Livernool. corn factor. I John Hawortb, Scasribrick-street, Southport, for- teL- merly cotton manufaturler, now out of ...

... 4 0 be called the Queen's Channel, and to carry on the t -0 business of shipowners The subscribers are-J. f Edwards, 8, Drury-lane, Liverpool, shipowner, i r share; H. Jones, Amlwch, Anglesea, master c r mariner, 1; G. Erdwards, 30, Green-lawn, Rock c ...

... poplular subject, and they had been fortunate in A securing one of the principal artistes, whosee s metrupolitan successes at Drury-lane have been h- r very pronounced. He referred to Miss Marie I Lloyd-(loud appiause)-who would perform at their next pantomime ...

... rthe latter, which was desenibed as a of:t grand supernatural operetta, by Neville Lynnt with innsic by JohD Crook, of Drury-lane Theatre, seer being performed for the first time. The cast in- tioti~ chuded Mliss Elsie May Edgs, Miss May Crockat.tt, ...