... r OM5 about the exploration of wich the POl:3 were not quite satisfied. in Hearts are Trumps, which was Pro duced at Drury Lane last night, the ma~t3' mer t has scored an enorm-uous success play need not be ranked as highh draM313 literature, but ...

... -Reuter. DRURY LANE MURDER. SENTENCE OF fDEATH. The trial took place at the Old Bailey, London, yesterday, of Michael Joseph Holland, a Covent, garden market porter, charged with the murder of Joseph Wotton, at a tenement house in Drury- lane. The case ...

... pecuniosity. Disappointed would-be exhibitors at the Royaf Academy are having a fine oppor- tunity thrown open to them at Drury Lane Theatre by Mr. Arthur Collins. Mr. Collins's next drama will contain a scene representing a private view at the Academy ...

... _ THE DRURY LANE CIHLD MURDER. SENTENCE OF DEATH,. At the Old Bailey, yesterday, the trial was resumed of the man George, knowin as Little Tich, who w as indicted as George Robertson for the murder of the little girl Kenealy, in Drury-lane. The jury ...

... ksuger wivll, of course, fliure prominqntly b in manry pantomimes this Christmas, but in none in a so huge a form as at Drury Lane. PoT Mr. Collins h bha made the giant whom Jack the Giant Killer a slays to be a gigantio portrait of Mbs. Kruger. The stage ...

... is the, daily recurring wbrry of th' managerial mind. At the Theatre ?? tho successful experiment of transplantinl' the Drury- lane production is to be repeatetl. tais is by'no means the simple process the Vninitiated miglt think.' It merely amounts to ...

... thing- even of those delectable Christmas dainties, pudding, mince-pies, and pantomime, The reproduction of last year's Drury Lane pantomime, The Forty Thieves, on Friday evening last, had the objeoti6n that its not too linked sweetness was long- ...

... institution. He has great musical talent, has taken part in' almost every opera of note, and has fulfilled engagements at Drury Lane during Mr. Augustus Harris's English opera season at that place. Recently lie has been appointed professor of operatic singing ...

... Sir Henry Irving. The first year showed a profit of £4000, the other two a loss of £30W0. In 1896-7 he ran Aladdin at Drury-lane. in con- junction with the executors of Sir Augustus Harris, which resulted in a profit to him of :6600. This was all lost ...

... thunder. A LONDON STABBING AFFRAY. A serious stabbing affray took place at the Grapes public house, 42, Sardinia-street, near Drury-lane, London, on Saturday afternoon. The public bar was full of men and women drinking at the time. Suddenly a quarrel arose ...

... Regentbroad. Polec, timber merchants. Charles Taroni and James M3'Guirk. trading as Taroni and M'Guirk, Rotheay-ehamberi. 26. Drury-lane, Liverpool,master porters and master stevedores. H. Williamson and Samuel Cockayne, tradinz as E. H. Williamson and Co. ...

... Manchester, calico flannel, and linen merchants. Thomas Peet, sen.. and Thomas Peet. jun.. trad- ing as Thomas peet and Son, 22, Drury-lane, Liverpool. corn merchauts. Jam-es Barnes and George Barnes. trading as J. and G. Barnes, Mforecambe and Heysham. Lan- cashire ...