... was proposed in flsttierllog terms hy Dr. orsley, Ar Howard referred to lia coldy asoceiatiis w ith Mr Henry Irving at Drury- lane and of his neltrct;on as successor to Mr Wyndham hell a change wvas inaole in the management of the old Theatre Royal. HIe ...

... ACCIDENT TO MISS CLARA WEBSTER. l e In our Town Edition of last week we gare a short account of an accident which occurred at Drury Lane Theawre, on Saturdav evening, to the above named lady, and which, wve regret to state has since terminated in her death ...

... Chiatterton, in which lhe set forth the great loss which he would sustain if lie were restrained from producing Haskl- at Drury-lane as advertised. At this stage of the opening Lord Justice James expressed the desire to hear the counsel for the respondent ...

... various theatres, to get it introduced into the comic parts of the panto- mimes. He made an arrangement with Fred. Evans at Drury- lane, but it was not sung. He paid Hunter 5 as agreed. Mr Henry Sell deposed that he had carried on business for many years at ...

... also seot from The Worfd company at the Pavilion Theatre, where ar Jackson had been playing, and from the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane. The coffin having been conducted to the chapel, a serrice in Hebrew was read by the Rev. Mr Berliner, of St. Johis's-wood ...

... ruptare. HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT MURDERn.-On Saturday night a mnan, named .Taues Geary, who lived in Little Russell-street, Drury- lane, inflicted fearful wounds in the throat of his wife, to whom he had been miarried only three weeks. It appears that, after ...

... plaintiff was called to give evidence, and she stated that thsee or four years sego she kept the Cifcassian Stores, in Drury- lane, an establishment which was formerly known as the Harlequin. Mr, Peel used to come to her house, and she told him that the ...

... c, Holborn-end, late a branch of the British Bank, and opened as luncheon and refreshmenut-rooms by Hr. E, T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Bodkin supported the appeal; Mr. I'olaed appeared for the magistrates; Mr. Giffard for publicairs in the neighbour- ...

... Mathews was anxious to keep by him. His Honour granted the application. BEuLaii's Opera of 2'orsid'was played last night at Drury- lane instead of l Seraglio, in consequence of Herr Formes labouring under a severe hoarseness. Mr1nACUaOUS ESCAPE PROM FUNED:RING ...

... before. When he entered into business he reduced his expenditure. By Mr. Lawrance-Previous to that he was on a salary at Drury. lane. Was perfectly solvent when he made the settlement. The property settled represented his surplus. Out of his savings he ...

... the contract for next year's pantomime at Drury-lane, but was willing to cancel the one relating to the Palace Theatre. Sir Augustus further said that, although lee intended to keep the plaintiff to her Drury- lane contract, he would give her such a part ...

... to Greenock. FIRE iN DRURY-LANE.-On Thursday, shortly after noon, a fire broke out upon the premises of Mr. Wilson, fixture dealer and furniture broker, situate in Broker's- row, a very narrow thoroughfare, leadinug into Drury= lane. Mr. Wilson's premises ...