... still audacity, and always audacity, Danton's famous motto, must assuredly be that of Mr. Arthur Collins, the manager of Drury Lane, and of Mr. Cecil Raleigh, his dramatist-in-ordinary, for any- thing more bold in conception and daring in execution than ...

... Witness: No— Witness had often her daughter go married replied No mother I him loves me” Peach wife George carter living back 2 Drury Lane Peach her son By trade he scissors grinder the deceased lived her house with children Did they live comfortably?” Coroner— ...

... friend Charles Dickens. Tween:C December, I841; a proof of Dickenss spec t meeting of the Administrative Eefor- A53`03oefos Drury Lane Theatre. June 27, 185. -th Dlt , corrections and additions in the authors Tdge, F The copy of The Autocrat of the Breakfs ...

... with autograph corrections,' of a speech delivered by Dickens at a meeting of the Administra- tive Reform Association at Drury Lane Theatre in 1855; 10 17s. 6d- for an edition de laime of Dickens's works in thirty volumes; and . £6 10s. for seventy plates ...

... continuance of life. Next Saturday week, the 15th inst., has been decided upon by Mlr. Arthur Collins for the pro-I duction, at Drury Lane, of MAr. Cecil Raleigh's new drama, The Price of Peace.' The cast will -include Mr. Henryv Neville, Mr. Cooper Cliffe ...

... the income from which will keep the homesq in a satis- factory state of repair, a nmatimee performance will be given at Drury Lane Theatre to-day. Amongst those who are supporting the performance by taking seats are her Majesty the Queen, M3r. Cecil Rhodes ...

... be the title of l the new play by Mr. J. M. Barne with which Mr. I BoUrchier wi]l open the Garrick. Air. Cecil Rale;gh's Drury Lane drama is for the present called ' The Price of Peace. The name is no:. however, finaliv decided. and if another aud l better ...

... Mr Cyril visited aa in tto Motor Man will display baritone voice ia King loading lady or rather principal will be at Drury Lane year last will of course Colin lever of Gill Mother Goose’s lady will Him nil lately touring tto country aa Phyllis ...

... play will be givenL The Promise is the title temporarily bestowed upon the new drama of ir. Cecil Raleigh with which Drury Lane will reopen. It is understood that before production the name will be changed. Miss Olga Nethersole finishes her Scotch ...

... Peyer seco~nded. The rasntion rwas carried. Dnumy LAirs TanvKTg.-Lord Leftus presided at the meeting of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane kLimited), held yesterday afternoon at the theatre. The chair- mnan, in moing cthe adoption of the report, said the past ...

... Juges at its concert of March 30, 1.840, and ?? the following June. Musard, who Was conducting pro winade concerts at Drury Lane Theatre, also performed Loe, Francs Jugeas in November. The overture nKing ear, the opus 4 of Berlic; has not been ...

... available un}der the Local Taxation Account (Scotland) Act 1898. BIOT nx Danny Ln.m-Shortly after midnight on Saturday, Drury Lane was the scene of a furious attack on the police. A constable was attempting to persuade a drnken woman on crutches, who ...