... in which he confessed his guilt. EXCITING FIRE IN LONDON. Considerable excitement was occasioned in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, London, soon after four o'clock yesterday afternoon, by an outbreak of fire at an oil shop, tenanted by a Mr. Wilde, situated ...

... ly at Covent Garden. It is ten years since she took art in a regular opera season in London thougr she appeared once in Drury-lane Theatre to in 1886, and once again in 1887 at Her Majesty's tic Me Theatre. Her solitary appearance at the latter el, ,m ...

... list being heavy. The desire, no doubt, is to see how the plan works before s taking advantage of it. |In the vestibule of Drury-lane Theatre a past generation placed the bust of our immortal t shakespeare. Another generation has placed 3 in it the bust ...

... defendant, an actress in the Drury-lane 1 pantomime, $35 for money paid by the plaintiff on her behalf. Mr. Wright, who appeared for the a . plaintiff, said that last year Miss Agnes Hewitt, , who is also engaged at Drury-lane, opened an t account with the ...

... London and the provinces. The London pieces have only been seen in London at matinees, one five-act drama being given at Drury Lane; and another, a short piece, being given at the Haymarket. Miss Graves is by profession a journalist, has a sister who is ...

... m: ,e opera season will be a success. Be is also kr Y desirous of making arrangements for a German I Lt opera season in Drury Lane. But Madame Patti th d will be heard in London before she appears on lei o Sir Augustus's Covent Garden stage. She -will ...

... because she is found drunk in the streets. k The English operas at popular prices, which d of are being given all this week at Drury Lane, are f much more sucessful, o s regards the number C o of the audience attracted to them. than as le regards the singing ...

... in The great Italian actress, Signora Duse, will - Is- once more visit London, and will enter upon M 3'Y an engagement at Drury-lane towards the end 06' he of the month. About the same timel Pc of Madame Sarah Beruhardi wili commence tic rea season in London ...

... the freehold family residence Walner an Villa, Westmoroland-road, Huyton.-By Mr. wi J. H. Townley, on the premises, 16, Drury-Lane, to Brunswick-street, 3 p.m. the tenants interest, - &c., in the Corn Marcet ifotel. of Wednesday, September 4.-By Messrs ...

... pm.1 the freehold family residenoe ~Walner wi Villn.,' Weshnoreland-road, ?? Mr. au J. a Towenley, on the premises, 16, Drury-lane, be Brunaswicketreet, 3 p.m. the tenant's interest, th 3so., in the Corn Market kotei. to Wednesday, September 4.-By Messrs ...

... objects he intends to deliberate with the leaders of the London Missionary Society, a a Sir Augustus Harris's company at Drury- lane are oling through laborious daily re- E bearsals of the newdrama wvhl is to be run d t hwere during the aut=mn under the ...

... risen in it step by step until he he now reaches the highesthonour the City has to offer him. aes Harry Paine, the great Drury-lane clown, ten, had the shadow of death hanging over him for tion some time, and the dread vsistor, which had he been looked ...