... Forster, Thomas J'oseph, trading as Forster and Co., 30, Hligh street, Gateshead, hatter and hosiar. Can Lhorp, Charles, of Drury lane, . ltofts, YLork- shlre, builder ann contractor. King, W~illiam, 76a, l~ancaster road, Great Yarmouth, fish merchant. K~ing ...

... of commercialism, was valued at his death at nothing. This is not true. Sir Augustus often said that when he started at Drury Lane he stceo, on the stage with the lease in one pocket and a single half-crowvn in tlhe other. He commenced with borrowed capital ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The bh lily, distinguished ledy, who was 70 years le urn of age, made her first appearance on ?? the the London stage at Drury Lane in 1854 W vith as Biaanca in Dean Milmaxn's tragedy of T t Fazio, and from that time played vw . ir.ally leading parts ...

... Box-office now open. MATINEES of MARSAC OF, GASCONY EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2. Commencing Saturday, April 2R8h. -DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL YCEUM.-Mr. F. R. BENSON. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY NIGHT until April 28 inclusive, TrHE TEMPEST, at 8. MON~DAY, ...

... year, representing a gross decrease of £357 and a net decrease of £143. The report of the directors of the Theatre- Poyal. Drury Lane (Limited), for the year ended 30th June last states that, notwithstanding the past Year having been so unfavourable to theatri- ...

... open. wt~wru at 1JAT1NEES ofMARSAC OF GASCONY .LVJo EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2. Commencing SaturdayOA ri~l 28th. -DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM.-Mr. F. R. BENSON. at TO-NIGHT, and EVERY IGHT until April 28 inclusive, MATINEES, TO-DAY, and FOLLOWING ...

... I SE TPPING. P and 0 ?? 133 43 1 Rtyal Mail 49 51 MUSIC ft ALTA, &c. lbmamlra 16 13R Lyceum 2 Canterbury 2j i Po Pret -t Drury Lane 1, A Oxford 62 7j Emp'e (15 pI) 43 Es IPalace IA * Do (lOs pd) 2I 3a t yl Aqnarivun 3 §z Gaiety I. a -Do Prel 5, 6j London ...

... *CORONE'r THEATRE, Notting Hill Gate, W. Managin~ Dir~ctor-, Mr. E. G. SAUINDERS. TO-NIGHT at 8 HEARTS ARE TRUMPS, from DRURY LANE. MATINEE, TO-MOkROW (Saturday), at 2.30. Telephone 627 Kensington. OORE and BURGESS MINSTRELS, St. James's Hall, Piccadilly ...

... Company have been posted. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Ltd.-An in- ( terim dividend of 5 per cent on the paid-up capital, free of income-tzax, has this day been i declared by the directors of the Theatre C Royal, Drury lane. Although the current C [profits are ...

... 34 33aAUTO. SWEET. DBLIV.-(33, 4) 12.6 - 3%ys ?/Rx-newv CANTERNUrY-(2 34) 12.6-2 34 BORAX CONSOLsnATED-(21 3) 12.2-20 2xd DRURY LANE-1134 34) 12.8-156 34 FOULLURS SWEETS--(I y4) 12.10-137E .7 22NI-luosoN's BAY-(22l3 334) 12.6-2215 30 13 IMIPERIAL UTTOMIAN-(12's ...