... speaks for itself. t Otters and Otter-Hunting. By L. C. R Cameron. Price Five shillings. L. Upcott @ill, Bazaar Buildings. Drury Lane, Lou don : and Scribner’s Sons, 153 Fifth Avenu: New York. ...

... unanimously, as were also those touching the questions of self-defence of a military character for all parts of the Empire. ! Drury Lane Theatre and the King's Resturant, Holborn, were on Saturday the scenew of deliverances on the land question. The chief ...

... Price sixpence.—93 Hope Street, Glasgow. Matriculation Directory, University Tutorial Press. No. Xfil.. January, 1906.—157 Drury Lane, London, W.C. A Plea for Agriculture: Its Rehabilitation as the Nation's Alternative Industry. By One of the People. The ...

... coloured electric Jamps, and though carried out in the open air, exposed to weather, the gorgeous effect is such that only Drury Lane can hope to approach. It is difficult to realise that such a display could be accomplished in short time at the dmio-l of ...

... besides mostly bet ween. London University Guide and University Correspondence College Calendar for 19012 Published at 157 Drury Lane. Londen; or, at Burlington House, Cambridge. Report of the Central Public House Trust.—ll 4 Victoria Street, Westminster ...

... dumb with de- {he ehicf ispector. “That youngest North viri connected with the screw propellor ; the other pair of the new Drury Lane drama. is a realistic avalanche. York, aged 72. lighted nmazement, has dis ':penrvd. chap 12 are in circuit with an alarm-bell ...

... contributed were Mr John Proctor, Mr W_ 5. Cockburo, Mr Joseph HH, Mr Donald Keir. Mr Albert Mac Kelvin, Mr Davidson, of Drury Lane Theatre, and many others, A story 15 told of 4 Scottish wedica] man well known amongst London Scottish societies He bad ...

... supposition that he must have been inferior in lyric genius to James Thomson. Mallet studied at Edinburgh; produced plays for Drury Lane ; and became a graduate of St. Mary's Hall, Oxford in 1734. On what grounds is not this patriotic High lander recognised ...

... Highlands figured ‘m the beautiful floral trophies laid at the feet and in the arms of Miss Ellen Terry at the memerable Drury Lane matinee of last Tuesday. Some Scotch admirers had sont a laurel wreath tied with tartan ribbon, inscribed “With admiration ...

... this morn- ;% ing papa called it a darned nuisance.” o Mg, Suer, the actor, one evening arrived at the stage entrance of Drury Lane ';’{uu‘ very weh, having encountered a hn? storm, when a brother - artist addressing him eaid, * lam afraid you are very ...

... vou and I have the evening together ? ‘T'he young people,” he added, * can go to the theatre. There's a capital thing at Drury-lane just now.” Tom watched Axon’s easy assumption with & iTave faco; he was growing perplexed and trovbled. 44e could do nothing ...

... very nice job, though, T can assure you, ~ ltthe did not look as if he was taking care of highwayman himself. At s house in Drury-lane March, and there are possibilitics of failure to he Mimsclf. Don't think I want to get away From my the housebreakers stumbled ...