... being killed. The negotiations between Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. Austin Melford, for the latter's appearance at the nett Drury Lane pantomime. have fallen through. e Ayilater named Frederick William Port was to his work at Surbiton he tell down d in aple-road ...

... arm. Detective Collins afterwards, accompanied by Detective Dempster, apprehended the prisoner at tioldsmith'e-buildings, Drury-lane. When told that he would be charg.d with stealing a watch and chain, Le said, with an oath: That wins it, about the watch ...

... been seen in Landon at morning performances, have ranged from a poetical drama in five acts Ni tocris —which was given at Drury Lane Theatre, to a little piece--- Rachel —played at the Haymarket Miss Graves, who is by profession a journalist, was one ...

... people. It was here that stage of the Bill. been suffering from a feverish cold, and her con- Gnmaidi, the famous clown at Drury Lane, I The Ameer will arrive in England from dition g i ves rise to anxiety. Covent Garden, and Sadler's Weill, whei Afghanistan ...

... witness on the same side. When he came to Mr. John Hollingshead at the Gaiety he said, I have now found a model theatre. Drury Lane is too large. Sadie' Wells was too small. Phelps was of the firm opinion that large theatres encouraged rant. Her Majesty ...

... , with embezzling various sums of money belonging to his employers, Messrs. Evered (Limited). wholesale ironmongers, of Drury-lane. Prisoner was engaged as porter, and left their services a week ago without notice. Detective-sergeant Oxley arrested the ...

... ce in England of the Pion. Cecil Rhodes. A lady conducted for years, without reproach, the voluminous correspondence of Drury Lane Theatre; and others, as clerks or principals of typist firme, turn out daily mamma of commercial and folios, ...

... promise of marriage, the defendant being Robert Owen Roberts, a farmer's son. Sir Augustus Harris announces the opening at Drury Lane, on June 17, of a four-weeks season to be devoted to the performance of operas and dramas by artists born the Ducal Theatres ...

... pauynge of the highwaye betwene the Stronde Crosse and Charinge Crosse, and another in the time of James I. •• for paninge of Drury Lane and the town of Si. Giles in the Fields. The report, which artends to three hundred pages, also contains attracts from ...

... , in connection with the forth- OVER 100 LIVES LOST. ' The gross value has been entered at £58,740 coming appearance at Drury Lane of the Ducal of the personal estate of Mr. Griffith Parry, of Court Company of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, by The French steamer ...

... lecturing that Crosse, and another in the time of James 1. for would take him round the world. He would open in pauinge of Drury Lane and the town of St. Giles in ion Francisco about the middle of August and spend the Fields. The report , which extends ...

... under a train and was crushed to death. COMPENSATION FOR INJURY. An electrician named Humphrey, who fell on to the stage at Drury Lane at the time the pan tomine was running, wan awarded £25 and costs at Westminster County-court, under the Employers' Liability ...