... recognises a few bronzed faces in one's walks, I but the shutters. are istill closed In our middle-class streets. Though Drury - lane 4 in opened its doors last night the autumnal ie season has not yet begun. This was evident enough this morning at the ...

... its length, and the lining begun. In a day or two it is expected the City Councl will have granted permission to open up Drury- lane, near its Water-street end, for the purpose of completing the entrance into the caf6 in Cou- mercial-buaildings, by which ...

... Friday next will mark the jubilee anniversary ae of Vincent Wallace's Maritana, that work n having been first performed at Drury -lane Theatre on the 15th of November, 154-. It is sad leto read that the widow and son of the gifted coin- I.poser of 1Maritana ...

... gentlemen, to rebuild Her Majesty's magnifi. cently, and to put It again into Mr. Mapleson's bands, and meanwhile to take Drury Lane for the forthoosniag eason. Thomas Loe er, bricklayer, of North Duffield, hbobeeneharged before the ?? at Escrick, with ...

... London and the provinces. The London pieces have only been seen in London at matinees, one five-act drama being given at Drury Lane; and another, a short piece, being given at the Haymarket. Miss Graves is by profession a journalist, has a sister who is ...

... to find it for himself. Trebelli-Bettini is now at Stockholm, and after-a visit to Copenhagen will return here for the Drury- lane seasm. She has signed an engagement for Germany and the North of Europe during next eutumn and winter. ...

... 8thx, 1768. And, to give it a dee local interest, it may be mentioned that the . production of the play took place in the Drury Lane Theatre, Liverpool.. THE ART OF CONDUCTING. At the second day' sitting of the conference of the Incorporated Society of ...

... charges against him. He was re- manded, bail being refused. . adame Marie Roze gas e her farewell perform- ance of Larmem at Drury Lane Theatre with the Carl Rosa Opera Company yesterday afternoon, for which purpose a special morning performance was organised ...

... Lee, in the days when he travelled about with Richarelaon's whov, there suddenly called upon to us ?? the mianagement of Drury lane Theatre, and with nothing but a very large force of undrilled sneers to help him in the enormous enterprise. To euelh ...

... the engagcinrnts in the late war. This regi- ment also possesses a milk-white goat, which on Monday c night performed at Drury La.ne 'fheatre, in the play of i '-Esmeralda. They also have a stag, but neither was le 7 present at the ?? News.ci to ToE A ...

... opinion of counsel on the question. Dr, - The chief topic in London theatrical circles is ad the approashing benefit at Drury Lane to Mr. B. of Webster. Tickets have already been sold which 11, will realise more than £200. The united ages of at, the actors ...

... whom belonged to Forfarshire. A fire broke out shortly after two o'clockyester- day morning at No. 4, White Horse Yard, Drury- lane, London, in premises occupied by Mrs. Crisp, a woman 60 years of age. The firemen soon subdued the flames, but on entering ...