... Scbrooder held an inquest the body or Simeoo Solomon, 64 years, artist oils end colours, who last resided Betterton Street, Drury Lane, and who died Monday in St. Giles's Workhouse. Mr. Geo. Isaac Nathan, of Spanish Place, Manchester Square, director of Izard ...

... EMPIRE. giPIRB. EMPIRE. JJO. TWICE NIGHTLY. MATINEE. THURSDAY. 2JO. HARRY RANDALL, THE DRURY LANE COMEDIAN. KONA MCDONALD and VooaiMi BARBI9ON BROS., in Qdaint Ooaeerta. BUDDAH'S BLACKBOARD Modem IQasioM. Japaaeee Mimic. IKE. BENTLEY k 00.. in Sketch ...

... average eighty times a year during his management at Drury Lane. In his day twenty performances of a piece was oussidered a very long run, and easty-two phenomenal. The two great Landon theatres, Drury Lane and (agent harden. had stock coinjimmies such as ...

... fitted up a historical museum, illustrating the campaign the great Dutch Admiral. In ricw of th« production of '* Bondnwn Drury Lane, on American story about Mr. Hail Caine is timely. On one of Mr. Hall Caine's mite the United States banquet was given in ...

... Baron Chambers. Coagrowo Bt, Z'XILESIIILL (near 1 —ErceDenl Front Hooses. dean. ]o*t VX paj»ered. reals ...

... FATAL SEQUEL TO A BOXING CONTEST. aisled in yesterday's paper, directly tbe o.mteet between J. Roberta, of Drury Lane, and W. Smith, New York, came to rod at tbe National Sporting dub oa Monday night, loser was conveyed from ring bed room la the building ...

... oe ene Cs roe AVIT Albert Leck ED Entoca Me Meieme DE VEF (Specialty en Bignor RSA een = aan” NE COMPANY Onearest of all Drury Lane Successes n ARTS ARE MPs OF THE = sso + — 7 r MH ADAIR ot et Drama, er e®uE e t at, rey MONDAY NFXT Mr raraicg caMre Mer ...

... THE PANTOUZHZ. Tke Quceu, lha iVinoo and Princes* of Walea Pri*. ce-a Vktor.a, end suite were present the Tbeatse llovoi. Drury Lane, last evening, performanoo of pan toon •* Mother Goose.” scornsn llebs’ non-success The are hav.ug groat time in the Domimou ...

... the principals who cared to make the trip. This is a compliment so far only paid to one other English pantomime—that at Drury Lane. ...

... hey will be presented at the Theatre | re, and Mr. Meuillet's and the board ities of Grand Thaatre will by the » et and Drury Lane drama, The Price of Peac of the management of the Queen's Theatre a1 The 25 Bordesiey, M1 ‘Ome ” Company wi ofa = Wright ...

... mvETO, PLANE. So (u M ia .1 prescat arranged, Sjr Henry Irvinf's ,t Drury Lane next will consist, not new ploy, but aenc o. rerinln somo of importer works in the famous Lyceum Soil*, such as Louis X 1.,” ’• Belks, ” Charles 1..” “The Merchant of Venice ...

... will appear Drury Lane must send I a thrill pleasure through playgoer who baa ; gircn thought biatory. Tbe very namo of i playhouse instinct with the highest dramatic interest, and remind* one of some the greatest actors the past. Drury Lane, in 1665, Nell ...