... Him Kate Terry (Mrs Lewis), eldest the listen of the family who hero greatly distinguished temselTca the stage. appear Drury Lane the occasion of the Nellie Farm benefit. In the performance TrisJ by Jury. which will be a feature of the entertainment ...

... cheer, which (or minutes, aad which overwhelmed Mite Ferren that the wept. Thnuseaiis of people remained ra the vicinity of Drury Lane catch a glimpse the performers they passed la. sal the whole demonstration both inside aad outside the bouse tseh the form ...

... withdrawn. Dickaia iui that Ika dMtadaau bad dmircd to avoid catioa. and mad* th* th* aiacnlan prodao* th* play, bat th* ml* Drury Lane pravaatad tbiiomnc dona, and th*» (tie dafcndantal then produo*d it tkMamlm* « Um. Jmto. Mautw ramarkad that th* oacht b ...

... from hie father at the time the murder waa committed, said that for some time his father and the children had living in Drury Lane. On Thursday last his father called where his mother was living and took all the children awtiy, and they commenced to walk ...

... The Hon. Mra. Carson, the now Viceroy's wife, gave birth daughter yesterday. Th®*new autumn dranu '* The Great Ruby due Drury Lane Theatre on September IS. Mr. Balfour had his customary reception of foreign diplomatists at Ice Foreign Office yesterday ...

... revival of ’‘Macbeth” the Lyceum, leaves open the first-mentioned date—a Saturday oigh’.. it is to noted; while the new .Drury Lane drama. The Greet BoHy, and (he musical piece, after all not called “Miss Violet.” the Prince of Wales's, seem likely to ...

... Hurnngion. Mi«s Elsie Walton. Ernest A. Douglas. Mr Stephen T. Ewart, and Mr Frank Save. Next week “While Heather, the great Drury Lane success, is billed BAST LYNNE 1 AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. The drama is rarely seen George's Hall that it will be interesting ...

... Mr. Boyne has been playing in London all tho leading theatres, creating the leading roles in new dramas and comedies at Drury Lane, Adolphi, Criterion, and Comedy. Ho will bo supported in his forthcoming visit Miss Vera Bcringer, original “Little Lord ...

... DANDY DAN. THE LIFE-GUARDSMAN the Theatre from to 5.30. Telephone 24& I T H K A K (To-sifbt), at 7.3 C. jr Collin#'* Gmtrtt Drury Lane Socce##et. THK WII ITU HKAIIIKB.” Monday Next— ** The Terror Puri#. LB’S PALACE THEATRE OJ VAItIKTIRS. Door*. 6 30. Satunlay ...

... THh Box pace at the Theatre from 9 to 5 30. Telephone M rjTl NCK S TuEsnay (To-micbt). 7JO. Arthur Collins's Greatest Drury lane 'ueteesea. **T II WHITE »l ATII BK.' Monday Meat-” The Terror of Pans. TjEUPLIi'S i’ALACK J. VAItIIiTIKS. Eirlv Door*. 30 ...

... BOTSS. ipanv and I'roductlon from the ry Theatre. Loudon. DAN. THU LiriS-OGARLSMAN tnan 245. A K (To-mpht), 7.3.'. »tc»t Drury Lane s>uot«*»e«. ITK 11 KATII . TbeT ...

... IWIVY, JoINBK ll 7. TENNYSON fLACK. COMPUtTRLT FUBNISHBD. ijRINCIi'S THEA Thi MOAT (To-M(>HT), «t 7.30. Arthur Colliiu'* of Drury Lane Suoce**«. • WII BATH KB. Monday Keat— TbcT«?rrof Dirir. I TUPLE’S PALACK THEATRE VABIMTIBB.—IUrty or*. 6.30: SatuiJay ...