... Vincent, and Mrs. Hornsby, a year after her marriage with petitioner. The respondent appeared as Miss Cissy Churchill at Drury lane pantomime, and subsequently at theTivoli and the Pavilion music-hall. Mr. Cecil Drurnmond Wolff used to visit the respondent ...

... ted with seats near the cafafaiquo. 'Ihe service was fully choral, special artistes attending from tho Opera Company at Drury Lane. The mass was conducted by Doctor Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, assisted by the clergy attached to the ehnrch. Hundreds ...

... beginning of September. DRURY LANS THEATRE. A good many people are professing to be dis- tressed at the impending demolition of Drury Lane Theatre, as though, apart from sentimental reasons, it matters in the least that one of the numerous London Theatres should ...

... Bradford, the young soprano who made such a favourable im- pression as Miohaela in the recent perfor- mance of Carmen at Drury Lane by the Guildhall School of Musio students, has already bad a. fair amount of experience on the operatio stage. Coming up ...

... understand that the reason the fight was brought off so late was that the only Jim Corbett had promised to be present after his Drury Lane engagement was over, but the champion bruiser failed to come up to the scratch. One or two Swansea sportsmen had rather ...

... Whittingtoa' for his aiyafta-i pantomime m place of Aladdin. Tea yifcrs >|o-a version of the old City story was produced at Drury Lane, when the great ejfctacula* procession was given over to tha City companies? ye olden time. This display wiu be eclipsed ...

... two marquesses, twelve earls, five viscounts, and ten barons will patronise-the public performance of the Bohemian Girl at Drury Lane when the great Welsh singer will play Thaddeus. Coming events cast their shadows before them, and past events cast their ...

... wero talking of the event-last week. Two jolly Welshmen- appeared on the boards in balfes Bohemian Girl, performed at Drury Lane yesterday (Monday) afternoon. They were Mr. Ben Davies and Mr. Ffrangcon Davies, the former taking the part of Thaddeus ...

... but I can't help it, one may be sure the climax of dramatic triumph has been reached. This is what is taking place at Drury Lane. Sir Augustus Harris has produced a work of dramatic art beyond even his former triumphs. Everything now goes with a splendid ...

... s-toson. It is true we have latelv witnessed new performances at certair West End theatres, but not until the Lyceum and Drury Lane are in full swing can it be said that the autumn season has fairly com menced. On Thursday we shall have Sir Augustus Harris ...

... 'I.itde John'* is a stalwart who staiKls some 7ft. in st,>ckijigs DRURY LAXE. It is impossible to Hotrie the glories of Drury Lane within the limits of a para- graph. One can o»ty five an idea. Dick Wliittington 1^«t nigTit showed a great development ...

... WIMIIHU)EE. A CARMAN CHARGED WITH THE CRIME. At Bow-street, to-day (Friday), George Dukes, carman, of Sardinia Buildings, Drury-lane, was remanded charged with wife murder. A girl named Eliza Mill said she heard Mr. and Mrs. Dukes quarelling on Saturday ...