... London General Omnibus Company. The play which occupied the boards of the Grand was the drama hearts are Trumps, from. the Drury Lane Theatre. and all the scenery, properties, amid effect, from that theatre were reproduced. In Scene 2 of Act 4, algid, is ...

... Bramcote-road, South Bermondsey, is missing. The dead bodies lying at the town mortuary are those of Mrs. White, of 58, Drury-lane, London; Mrs. Piggott, of 48, Caglestreet, Long-acre, London ; Mrs. Nicholls, of Castlestreet, Long-acre; and Ernest Ely ...

... metropolitan houses thus thrown open to the public in 1h39 were a number that are /It'll in existence, among them being Drury Lane, Covent Darden, the Haymarket, the Adelphi, and the St. Jamea's. The salaries of the actors and actresses playing on this ...

... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Auhan, adding, in answer to an immediate question. that they had had no precious experience on the ...

... Twelfth Night festivities is the Baddeley Cake, which enjoyed annually by the actors and act resses: of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. after the evening performanne on that day. Baddeley, the founder of the feast, was a good old actor of David Garrick's ...

... Colonel James Henry Mapleson, formerly manager of Her Majesty's Theatre, Royal Hallam Opera. Covent harden, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lyceum Theatre, who for upwards of 40 years provided the British publio with operatic performances and concert.. Colonel ...

... • farmer's family, and others resident in Cumberland, urham, Northumberland, and Westmoreland. Bin. DAN Lawo's salary at Drury-lane Theatre is stated to be 41224 per week. LADY HELY-HUTCHINSON. wife of Sir Walter Hely-Hutchinson, the llovernor of Cape ...

... STOLEN BY GIPSIES. The boy . who was found sleeping on a London doorstep in Drury-lane , and who afterwards told the missionary at Bow-street Police-court that he had been living with gipsies, and had never been to school. has been seen by Mrs. Mead, ...

... between the two nations. Dante. In the dramatic world the most important of Recent events is the production of Dante at Drury Lane Theatre, with all the magnificent spectacular effects which are inseparable from any performance in which Sir Henry Irving ...

... Frederic, Cowen. Of course, the festival will be the supreme event of the musical season. Apropos of the production at Drury-lane Theatre in London of M. Sardon's Dente, by Sir Henry Irving, it may be mentioned that Messrs. Cassell have this week ready ...

... chap, wherever you go. was the enthusiastic shout of a gallery god which greeted the close of Sir Henry Irving's speech at Drury Lane Theatre, in London, on Saturday night. It was the final performance of Dante. and when the great actor came on the stage ...

... Such promptitude was characteristic of the man. Tooley's Alley is a narrow, zig-zag street, which, beginning at a point in Drury-lane, twists its way through a mass of malodorous houses until blocked finally by the Red Star Hotel. It is a famous Rialto of ...