... more than aoo bodies which have been lying forgotten for over a century beneath the floor of Little Will Street Chapel, Drury Lane. In day, gone by this chapel was one of the chief dissenting centres in London. but as the neighbourhood descended in the ...

... en, for £1,760, which included the timber. DRAMATIC RECITAL—Mr. Nicoll Mclntyre, who was a well•known member of the old Drury Lane Stock Company in the sixties, and for many years established a great reputation in all the chief cities of America as ...

... before the public as a comic anger. As a reseal% he was engaged at pastonanat, and when Sir Augustus Harris booked him for Drury Lane his position was assured. Every year from that time he seamed to became more and more popular, and at length his salary ...

... n of over 500 hair-cuttings must make a goodly pile. • • • A very celebrated music hall serio-comic was in a box at Drury Lane seeing The Bondman a few nights ago. She sent round word to Mrs. Patrick Camptell that her pathetic acting as Greeba ...

... well patronised. The fare to London and back, including luncheon and stoner in the dining maioon, and a balcony seat at Drury Lane Theatre, is 155., or without the theatre ticket 10e. lid. BLUR BELL IN FAUMLAND.-011 Bstarday Next, 28th Wet., Mr. Edward ...

... and not by the reform of the land laws, which the Premier and his whipper snapper, Mr. Winston Cburohill, advocated at Drury lane on Saturday. Mr. Pritchett was beadily thanked for his addrem. OOPTON. Destine, Soptevr.—The Cotton Dramatic _ . Society ...

... pretensions, and What happens when the servant gives notice. SIOs Qtieenie Leighton, who is playing the principal boy at Drury Lane, has taken that part for the last five years. Last year Miss Leighton met with a serious accident. She was cleaning a pair ...

... had supervened an epilep- meats entitling passengers on the payment of an tic seizure. ' inclusive fee to admission to the Drury Lane and A verdict was returned in accordance with the medical evidence. Lyceum pantomimes, travel ticket, hot luncheon 1 ___ ...

... recitations were given, and a most enjoyable time was spent by all present. anus Price, who in now playing i• The Whip at Drury Lane, made her Bret appearance on the 'stage when she was 11 years of age, in a thinking part in one of Benson's productions ...

... cannot see my way to lend it my support. Mr. Winston Churchill: Am probably going to see the Whip to-night, but this time at Drury Lane. Lord Cromer: Not going out. Too nivel by fuss people are making about a fellow Pro- Consul's words, D— the consequences ...

... —Many friends and well-wishers in the district will learn with interest that Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, of Oakleigh, Drury Lane, Solihull, celebrated their golden wedding on Thursday, they having been married on July 28th, iHho. at St. Andrews* Church ...

... the Hall, and weie rewarded their courage and enterprise having a crowded audience eacn night. “Freedom t one of the old Drury Lane suece«ses. the sort beloved of Sii Augustus Harris am his patrons some >*ears ago. Its Eg}-}»tian setting offers ample scope ...