... ALARMING ACCIDENT IN DRURY LANE MR RIGNOLD DANGEROUSLY STABBED. On Wednesday night, at Drury Lane Theatre, a cir- cumstance unhappily occurred which furnished a most on the persumtuous boast of the Thane of Ca dor — “Swords Lsmile at ; weapons laugh to ...

... tinned meat. Noue > OL ywever, are likely to prove fatal. Talerm. in act e, director of the recent German or uc perio at S t Drury Lane, yesterday issued notices calli a Cu OL his creditors on Monday Ss now ext ren rom nely probable that the Channel Tunnel ...

... see the lights at the Prince of Wales’ Theatre, Liverpool, on the inst. THE 5th of August is the date fixed upon to open Drury Lane with Messrs Pettit and Harris’ new drama, “*Pluck—aA Story of £500,000.” “* REcIna” is the title of the new five-act drama ...

... a large supper par y was given in her | honour. ‘ ; “ Meistersinger, when produced this by the German opera com panyat Drury Lane, : proved extremely successful, and many musical amateurs remarked that the work would go well in | | English. Miss Emily ...

... sure the farmer has called in his dogand has given up the pursuit. Lord Byron, when asked by a friend in the green room of Drury Lane Theatre if he did not think the acting of Miss Kelly, in “‘ The Maid and the Magpie,” to be ex- cessively replied—** 1 really ...

... ATTRACTIGNS OF A NEW a new sensational drama produced on Saturday night at Drury Lane, is crowded with scenic end realistic etfects calculated to afford hu > ¢ delight to playgoers this class of entertainment. Amongst the chief of the play may b named ...

... SCENE BEHIND THE SCENES. A novel scene “‘behind the scenes” of the Theatre the Drury Lane Roval, Birmingham, where ** Youth,” Is now been played, occurred on Monday evening and last night. (mn the former evening the numbering between 100 whole o* the ...

... production. It is rumoured that Mr Augustus Harris has taken the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, and intends producing bis last Drury Lane pantomime there next Christmas. - J. Surpson and Arthur a'Bec- kett’s new drama “‘ From Father to Son” will be pro- duced ...

... > . LONDON George Greene, a cosiermonger, was rdered in Drury Lane earl] v on unday mormng by John Crowe, a The prisoner and the deceased ly quarrelled and fough when Crowe had previo had the wors 4 On Saturday ight they were drinking in a public-house ...

... FOURTH Panty Provers. like Lowther.” A PLUCKY RAYME. “Bosh,” says G. Harris. ** The “Romany Rye.’ Umph. “Tien't a patch on my Drury Lane triumph.” ‘A ts Baker Pasha has started for to organise the New Gendarmcrie.”—Daily aner.| Harrr-THOUGHT (at a Table Dhéte ...

... was charged With Setting fire toa tradesman'’s outhouse. e evidence was cirqumstantial, and the case was dis- Missed. THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. At Bow Street to-day John (Crow, labourer, was charged with m Georgo Green in Drury ne. Some further evidence having ...

... TRAGEDY. DRURY At the Old Bailey to-day, Jokn Crow, 25, xe! Wits lebourer, was charged ¥ ithe murder of George Green in Drury Lane,on September 30. Prisoner, *b 4 cripple, quarrelled with deceased outside a House. In the altercation the latter was stedded ...