... ward, and the board room. Shortly after six o'clock on Saturday morning an alarm of fire was given from Stanhope Street, Drury Lane. Several engines were quickly on the spot, but the outbreak had, by ithe time of their arrival, been overcome by the inmates ...

... belonging to David Garricl, and given by his widow to his (testator's) father, Arthur Clarke, to the Garrick Club, near Drury Lane, to be kept by them for ever in remembrance of David Garrick; two maple cups or mazers, a marble bust of a negro by ubilliac ...

... reserve men, who performed heroic deeds such as were performed by the forces under the command of Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane Theatre. Probably soldiers would not feet- d graded if those who wore their iforms were- made to do heroic actions. Is ...

... importance are plentiful in this complicated age. Yesterdaylit announced, in type large enough to serve as a poster for Drury Lane pantomime, the impending resignation of Mr Gladstone. For to-day we would suggest the abdication of the Queen. To-morrow ...

... student of the Guild- hall School of Music. ALTHOUGH certain changes have been made this year in the form and style of the Drury Lane pantomime, the Drury Boxing Night audi- ence is still unique. The people assembled at the doors early in the afternoon, ...

... thec incandescent gas lamp, and so satisfactory did at the experiment turn out that Sir Augustus Harris has just fitted Drury Lane Theatre n throughout-on the system. An independent S analvsis msakes the heat with ordinary burners 0 ca;lories per candle ...

... granted to Davenant, and was afterwards divided between Drury Lane and Covent Garden, these two now being the 0onlyv patent theatres left. He (Harris) will e make some important alterations in Drury Lane eTheatre, and will carry the electric light 8throughout ...

... Yokes I(the boneless Yokes, as he was called) -created agreat sensation. The following year tsaw thens in the pantomime at Drury Lane, IJ where they renialued until the end of the t Chatterton s-gime in 1878-9. Here also they played in a variety of their ...

... visit to America, has disclosed to an n energetic transatlantic interviewer that the melodrama which he will produce at Drury Lane next month deals almost exclusively with sporting subjects, the principal scenes being a grand military and hunt ball, a ...

... for completing the chapel to the i Emperor William at Berlin. ; SiR AGUsrTUs HAnRIs has decided that the , subject of his Drury Lane pantomime next . Christmas shall be D ick Whittington in- E stead of Aladdin, and the question has l laughingly been ...

... Duchess of Athens. For January and February Sir A. Harris has secured the Princess's, and intends to remove thither his new Drury Lane sporting drama shortly before Christmas. I ErABc that Servia, probably encouraged by the success which is said to have attended ...

... not to be taken as thpse of thie club in general. T2sc operatic class of the Guilldhall School of ?? played Carmen at Drury Lane this afternoon, and the performance wvas craced by the presence of the Duchess of Ccburg, while in the next box were the ...