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... FATAL FIRE NEAR DRURY LANE. On Sunday morning a fire was discovered by the police in a dwelling-house, let out as tenements to a number of poor people, at 7, Great Wild Street, Dniry Lane. In less than seven minutes after the .itlt hreak a pitiable scene ...

... the silver vase, stars, books, snuff-boxes, &c., presented to Mr. Kean by Lord Byron, the Earl of Esscx, the Committee of Drury lane, the Theatrical Fund Com- mittee, and others, in compliment to his industry, talent, and genius. ...

... frontier line decided upon at the Berlin Conference. Mr. John M'Cullough will appear next spring in the tragedy Virginius at Drury Lane. The principal Ghilzai Chiefs will be detained at the Ameer's camp until the British reach Gunda- muk. Lord Salisbury left ...

... the Gaiety Theatre commences with the appearance of Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt in Adrienne Lecouvreur. The summer seaion. at Drury Lane will be marked frr th# introduotioa of a new play from the pen of ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT IN T.DNDON. As workmen were engaged uemolishing some old houses in Kemble Street, Drury Lane, on Monday, the roof of one of the houses suddenly fell in, bury- ing three men under the debris. One was quickly extricated, and taken in a cab ...

... the Gaiety Theatre commences with the appearance of Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt in Adrienne Lecouvreur. The summer season at Drury Lane will be marked by the introduction of a new play from the pen of j Mr. Paul Merritt, of the New Babylon order. The City ...

... and her husband appeared in various en- tertainments, but ih 1869 Mrs. Howard Paul re- turned to the stage, appearing at Drury Lane as Lady Macbeth. Her most recent appearance on the London stage was in the Sorcerer at the Opera Comique last year. ...

... Mr. G. Rignold opened Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday^ night with the elaborate spectaoular re- presentation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Another unhappy wretch has just thrown himself off the top of the Arc de Triomphe at Paris, death being instantaneous ...

... Vatican ^V^eetie MOnSi8IOt4 The usual summer changes commenced on Satnr day night with the closing of the St. James's and of Drury Lane Theatres. The latter will, however re. open on the 3 J at instant, with ft new cUaoft ——- j ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE—BANKRUPTS. R. G. Ward, otherwise R. Ward, Brownlow-street, Drury- lane, coach currier T. W. Dornford, Sulfolk-lanc. Cannon-street, wine merclit F. Bennett, Clapham-rise, Clapham, soda water manu- facturer E. Hyrons, John-street ...

... been born on the 18th of January, 1811. He was educated at Eton, and in the autumn of 1827 he made his first appearance at Drury Lane Theatre as young Norval. In 1830 Mr. Charles Kean, for the first time, visited America, where he was warmly received. On ...