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... sporting and spectacular drama, the Work of Sir Augustus Harris, Mr. C. liaeighl, and Mr. H. Hamilton, which was presented at Drury Lane for the first timelast rtight, and which, on the whole, met with an enthubsi yostic reception. With an amount Of, ceurage ...
... most brilliant of many successes which are to be noted in the complete list of Sir Augustus's productions which visitors to DRURY LANE on Saturdayevening found onthebackoftheirplaybill. Eightyearshaveelapsedsincethe ingenious scene of the rescue of that renowned ...
... Albutnibra, Bullets, 8; Consatntinople at D Olwysipia, 6; Comedy, l'be No- Woman,' 0.15-; p Daly's, ?? Gaiety Girl,' 8.15 Drury Lane, The Derby Wiener, 7 ; Empire, Ballets, 8t Gaiety, Little Jack SAleppard,' 8; arlrirk, a ''Tho Professor's Love Story ...
... 4-1i Atlthlar:l, Il-llteto, f.: - ?? td i lsYmiia. G; Comttely, ?? r'T New Wom ?? 8.1.1; 'llv. 'A I;tietly thrl,' 8.15 : Drury Lane, W iii ?? Pl IVl sour,' ir ; 37111Emlpire, ltlets, P; ?? *, Little tack Stelp~lruol 8: (rirrick, 'ITle Pi-rt'aohmor's Jlovo ...
... Jerroyn-strest (free), 10 to 10. MoarNGe Pweron Nows, - Comedy, 3 r'ho Now Woman, 2.30; DeLly'e, A Giaiety Girl, 2.30; Drury Lane, The Derby Winner, 1.30; Gaiety, t Little Jack Sheppard, 2; Garrick, the Pro- t fssor's Love Story, 2.30; Lyceum, ...
... rsksbveold the ollsveunona but the score cx-r oflh it nultliber that will be lhard acer is- yroi i3 wvithdrawnL ?? Prera-:oi at Drury Lane of Messrs (eciirsiei-h acid HPIury I amilton's elaborate LEA; ;I. a]'; is ti be called The Pr 'o ar, hias tak:tell somlewhat ...
... During 45 the joururey tie sledges had to lie abandoned, amd out of 92 dogs onuly 20 returncd alive to 15 headquarters. Drury Lane Theatre was reopened on Satur- ia, day night, when Sir Augustus Itrlris success- ?? fully prodluced it ncew sporting rnd ...
... London's somewhat polluted atmosphere can deter a man from living to a hundred. Mary Burke, at one hundred and five, found Drury Lane perfectly suited to her lungs. Charles Macklin, the actor, who died in 1799 at one hundred and six, was in the some case ...
... TTLEATFTL^AL MEMS. I ? By way of taking time by the forelock, ) fcir Augustus Harris has already begun Booking seats for the Drury Lane panto- teime, Dick Wbittington. To-day Mr Charles Wyndham has decided to re-open the Criterion Theatre next Wednesday J ...
... William Wright, John Crow-tner,, and Arthur Hanson, a gangof-anold offenders, wiero, hav-v ing robbed a-n old gentleman in Drury Lane, wore, after a desperate fight, arrested by the polire. Tie prnislrrnents awarded were as follow : -Maa.on 24 strokes from ...
... ominig, as it does, immediately after the announce- Cleat that Sir Augustus Harris intends giving a v-cion oif Patrie at Drury Lane next spring. Tins latter, by the way, may lead to legal pro- -edings, for, although ;dir Augustus Harris claiss P3an he ...
... street (free), 10 to 10. MolNrnao PriFORI3A;c}0s. CoriwuTly,tohe New SIt Wom1. hn, 2.30 ; Daly's, S A ?? Girl, 2.30 ; e: Drury Lane, ' fthe ferhy Winnerr, 1.30 ; GarricAk, 5901 rhe Proiu essor's 14e tO ry, 2.30 i elceu, .tS Queen of IBrilltooto, 2; ...