... Belfast in the eharacteir of Osuzami. Success followed the boy wherever he went, and when he ar- rived in london, in 18304 Drury Lane was the fortunate house to secure his. services. The gressure at the theatre was d unparalleled on the afternoon of the ...

... week, being tle attraction. To-miorrow wve shall see r'entree of Fraun Klafsky and Herr M1;a AJOAIY in Die Walkure at Drury Lane, whilst Wednesday -fill give us 3eIseuet's lorgl I .) looked-for new opera, 'La Navarralse, i se Madame (alve in the part ...

... dusky Indian allies seduced from their allegiance and taught to shun the wiles of the Radical Caucus. Hurman Nature at Drury Lane is very villainous and gruesome behind the curtain, but very chirrupy and virtuous in front thereof. The wrongdoers on the ...

... I at at es. !d, re. he as9 us he bee ad he ad ad ad ?? lie )II m11 ue Is of lieI DRURY L&ANE. or, Mr. Arthur Collins informs me that in el his autuina drama. at Drury Lane it is his IT intention to mirror society morC faithfully lih than ever. The big ...

... 10s. against Sir George dat, Cisetwynd. inn It less already been neentionead ini title o~luteon the thatr the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre, whiecha will be presented for ties first titnes on Monday frn night, is based upoin ties s'tory of Puss in Boots ...

... fire in the Ring Theatre. at Vienna. Mr. Augustus Harris an- nounces that the new arrangements for ingress and egress at Drury Lane are )r simply magnificent, and that the entire house may easily be cleared in a shorter space I- of time than perhaps ...

... son and then strangled a Mrs. Worrell. l)aniel Cameton, a costermonger, nearly 80 years of age, was burned to death in Drury- lane, London, yesterday morning, r A farmer named John Ileenau, belonging to Kilrusb, has been found dead in a field near the ...

... generously for his brothers f and sisters. New Lessee of Drury Lane. P It is now decided that Mir. Arthur Collini, l w ho was manager under Sir Augustuim Harris for many years, is to have Drury Lane for the h remrainder of the present lease. He wiql bring ...

... the practical nature which eeks only the atain- 4y able. That was eleven years ago. it is not true m, now. A lock.out at Drury Lane Theatre may be re- ;O garded aa something of a novelty. It is sm As years since her Majesty's servants were turned to ...

... absolutely newr Allotments Bill will he at presented by the Prime Minister to his cco- di leagruecs ?? Twelfth Night Festival at Drury Lane Theatre was quite a merry function. The guests were invited by card to attend athalf- past twelve. Shortly after that time ...

... this (Monday) evening. It is said that Mr. Harry Nicholls does not in. teud appearing in his pantomime Hunnpty Dumpty at Drury Lane this seaso ?? Mr. Henrv Ilving end his company are at the Grand Theatre, Islingrton. Next week the couter pany 'will nppear ...

... ?? are of in their lest nights. Despite the fears of many, iP Sir Augustus has proved that his operatic matinees to at Drury Lane were much wanced by our suburban ry friends. Siturday weektlie repetition of Carmen ry drew f line audience, which appeared ...