... dramas- arlaptations, for the most part, of the Waverley Novels—produced in recent It is, however, years un the stage of Drury Lane. in his short dramatic pieces, most of which were written for Miss during her management of the Koyalty Theatre, that Mr ...

... Offices to be Let. I \KOuV Mouse. 7f. Dr.‘iry'lsnc. cn l of Com Kx A chanae ; £l2 to £2O. Capital liyhtr.—Apply Ander aon, 20, Drury lane. _ _ 70?tkl ...

... we-;k, thu celebrated melodrama proving attiactive aver. Asa spectacular show the cce will favourably with say of the great Drury lane productions, while of ihr ill.and sensational interest. In the ban is of Mr. H*-arv Dundas'e compact- oioellent repreitcntatums ...

... HARRIS!. TON-THAMBKRS. 24. North John-rtreet. ine Suite of Office, fiisr f4 rooms). rent £BO. Also Suite, third >',. I I DRURY LANE. Suite ef fW,c«A. firjt fl'-or, AI- to Let; well lighted ana all modem oon- renieiu'c-. 526)b - BIILDINGS, T ARGE Su: , ...

... his drama of Les Exiles,” two acts of which have been at the Porte Saint- Martin. Fur the Compton Benefit, on March 1, at Drury Lane, & programme of the greatest strength has been procured. It was difticult,for practical reasons, to make the of one greatcomedy ...

... theatrical and. musical worlds go on as usual about' this season, which is one more generally of promise than. of fruit.. The Drury Lane version of MEYERBEEE'S L'Etoile du librde has been inevitably withdrawn for the present, the-pr.:a:via donna, Mad'lle ...

... is no moral ty whatever in the enjoyment of the piece is pussling—if one comes to think of it. entertainment now running Drury Lane, under the of ‘ The “ Hope,”’ will echieve, as it deserves, ome of the greatest of Mr. Arthor annual triumphs. The earth- ...

... took place at Brompton Cemetery on Tuesday The annual meeting of the Koyal Dramatic Thursday next. College will be held at Drury Lane Theatre on for next winter by MM. Erckmann-Chatrain. “Le Traitre ” is the title of 9 play to be written of **The Mr. John ...

... was lebrate the th. of the i was first given, a ows on Novem ber teary rin q@estion and proved mg cle attempt at 8 similar Drury Lane In the Bellamy un thus passage —‘‘In rs pr nt the performers ; 1 t appear in the Koch proposed walking im bum hey. as (ham ...

... reported now that Mr. Mapleson bas com: ‘heatre, in the H. occupying Her Majesty's seems to receive confi: this season, Drury Lane is ady. rertised ** to be let.” imation from the fact that Madame Schumann made a most day P reatrée, and will play at every ...

... vessel was a British ship, built of wood in the year 1853,at St, John, New Brunswick, and was owned by Mr. Wm. Wright, 2, Drury- lane, of this She was registered at the port of Liverpool, and was 1,466 tons burden. She sailel from Liverpool on the 4th November ...

... to £250 i>er annum.-Apply tlmon and 00. Keeper, Drury-bnlldiiuis, 23. Wverstreet, l.ivrrponl. _ _ _ Jl® nRURY Houms, 22. Drury lane, went end of Ci*rn Lxchange ; £l2 to £2O. Capital IlgbU.—Apply Anderson. 23, Drury laoe. OfflcßS V&atßd. amall Kurolahad ...