... little girl's damages at £150. IHOMES ABROAD FOR YOUNG GIRLS. MS;. JUSTICU (GB.RNTuAM' presided at the annual meeting of the Drury Lane Working. Girls' Home, held at the home, Stanhope Street. The report stated that good work had been done during the year ...

... MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. Last Saturday night a horrible act of attempted assassi- nation wvas made in Drury lane. About ten minutes before nine o'clock on that evening a lithographic printer, named Blewvett, residing in White Hart yard, Drury lane, was re ...

... Madamo Adelina Patti earl ath1 flctus artists will appear, and | Chme Ituet ' ures are contemplated. is Nc hoe sCrAQ0 °' Drury Lane theatre, taL the be- rcoZ0try. 'n''lrrcw0ux lioN. F. Ru SSELL AND atthc Orat I-Yesterday afternoon, too3i I' E Lrompton ...

... the Adeiphi beyond the frst act, and such, for many years, had been t e Custom at theatres infgenera.i t appeared that at Drury Lane thi season, seats were kept till half price. The commissioliers debated the 3natter amongst themselves, and the majority ...

... 000 and 6,000 members. A PRESENT FROM T-dE GODS.-Colonel Mapleson, who some months ago was robbed of his watch chain in Drury Lane, onl Tuesday received a massive chain of gold quartz set in dino gold, of elegant desigii. The anonymous gift was accompanied ...

... engaged to play in the first pantomime at Drury Lane-he as the clown and she as columbine. A large number of letters from the principal stage managers were also found, including a letter from Mr. Martineau, the Drury Lane manager, offering him z£5 a week as ...

... police-court, on Monday,t amnenonses against parents for neglect-I ig to send their children to school, they C eing engaged at Drury Lane theatre.-IO c he first case-that of Gwendolne Qusn o relh--the School Board officer stated that Le child was 10 years old ...

... missile to the common danger. Mr. Philip J. Rutland prosecuted on behalf of the pro- prietor of the Middlesex Music-hall, Drury Lane. He said that on Wednesday evening the 'prisoner went to the gallery of the music-hall, and from there threw 'a quart bottle ...

... Court? yesterday heard the cae of Tabornaldo v. Chamberlain, Wioh was an action by a chorus girl, formerly engaged at the Drury Lane Theatrm, but now at the Palace Theatre, for tho recovery of certain articles of 'ewellery, value 211., and 19W. in cash ...

... Carla Guest. !MIr. HarTy Wilson appeared for the com- plainant. He stated that both parties were engaged in the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. His client was only seventeen years of age. A short time ago the de- Eendant received an offensive post-card at ...

... Olarkeon was counsel for the defence. The defendant in this action had for marny years filed the position of chief carpenter at Drury Lane Theatre, and-the prbsecution was instituted by Madame Caradorin the prisi ' iosm during the late opera season,f and Signor ...

... reet, Covent.garden, and fol- lowed thisupby'throwing water and a glass at her. Two days later, in a dress- ing-room at Drury Lane theatre, he threatened to cut her throat, and. took up a sword Believng herself in danger sheran out of tharoom when he ...