... Beetton be a Companion of the Beth. Civil Division. As principal private he accompanied Mr. on his tour is .Routh Africa. The Drury Lane pentorchne for nett Christ. mile will be called Hennas' Deunpty. Mr. Den Limo will take the title part. and Miss is George ...

... • 9 Elie (em~lr^mnnßyn am not reinsslim M; Caine's povel. bat tot the ventein it now played at Drury Lane Theatre Little did I think when I saw Mr. Gierrge Alexander, in the dignified seriousness, of early middle-eye and inaseuline evetiing Areas. as ...

... credit were prreluoed at the Standard, including the introduction of raeetweses on the stage in 1881—mid copied morn* at Drury Lane; the origination of the foxhunt and waterjump in Thu Silver Wedding, in 1885; the origination of the tank dramas with ...

... the last three mouths. General Samson, a Filipino insurgent leader. has surrenderid in Bohol with 25 cannon and 54 rifles. Drury Lane pantomimes. according to Mr. Arthur Collins, cost from £12.000 to to produce. lewd Itimebery, it is said, will be entertained ...

... Little Rcd' Hi Iag H Hood,, Aladdin,' Sinlhad, St. George and the Dragon' naid Little Miss Muf- fit appear once. The Drury Lane subject, The .Sheepmag Beautyx' and the; 13enst,,.ei. ,ot' c~ourse, a co'mhinition of' two stories, while Kin'& Doo Dlah ...

... China station. The vessel is equipped with ( sixteen eight-inch and seventeen smaller quick- firing guns. The directors of Drury Lane Theatre have de- ( dared an interim dividend of 5 per cent. Last year the dividend was 10 per cent. The difference i is ...

... The transport Chicago landed at Southampton on Friday 11 awl men. mostly time expired. from South Africa. The directors of Drury Lane Theatre. having decided to expend a large nom of money on improve meets in the auditorium. Die Duke 11..v.Iford. the ground ...

... 1..1nd-emperor has figured in plays. There is an .inonyolous Elts.ibetheo Nero, and in 1615 Nat. Lee produced a Nero at Drury lane. Nero of roan*. a leading character in Itecier's Itritoroicias. Too tlerman playrights, fluiskow and Wilbronilt, hose each ...

... nil. ASTON. Piumr.—The usual annual chit, feast Whit-Tuesday. The Bream waved. of his Race: • Red Indian Play, produced at Drury Lane %%intro on Betur• day, btdore an audience. CONTINUED nisi , : IN THE PRICE OF TEA - Tet there is N(1 increase in the price ...

... by Nicolai, produced in Merlin in 1819. Trovatore is, of course, Italian for the Troubadour ; when it was played at Drury Lane, in 1858, it was translated into Imgrish under the title of the Gipsy's Vengeance.' It sprang into popularity from its ...

... Sreretarr . NI;W THEATRE, OXFORD. TO -NIGHT (FLidayl aod fo-osorrow (Saarlap, At 8 o'clock, MR. HENRY UUNDAS' COMPANY, le the Drury-lane Dream, ...

... work„iri the boorhood of the Inns of Court on tal li n e s numerous e,honl and college missions. Tice mission premises ;n Drury-lane are to be palled down, and a new buildinj will be erected at the cost of 07,000. To contribute to this ram the berristars ...