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... the Shah. The Grand Vixier and the 'Princes'Sultan, Moorad Meerza; and Feeroz Meerza, with the Persian Minister isited Drury Lane Theatre.' 'On Friday, four of the Princes visited the Bank of England, the Postal-Telegraph Office, and the Times Printing ...
... the gravity of the case, and the necessity of prompt ai e and decisive action. Yesterday afternoon a meeting w was held at Drury Lane Tbeatre of members of the al he Iti 'Neill Fund Committee, Ir Augustus Harris pre-'rE rsrsiding. A smib-comminttee was appointed ...
... treatment ic- corded to Helverian institutions. A new and elaborate ballet, entitled Les Sirenes, has been produced at the Drury Lane. The music is by Mr Ferdinand Warllersteine. ...
... of the r I Theatre Royal. Glasgow, which she relinquished in the e autumn of 1S81, when sheappeared in TheWorld at d, Drury Lane Theatre. In JanuRry, 1882, she was playing the part of Daisy Brent in' The Cynic ' at the Globe su Theatre, withMlr Vezin ...
... to his lodgings. Witness did not hear anything more of her for ,everi years, wivenl wituess was introduced to liar at th Drury Lane I'heatre. InI tile course of I890 this young girl was Invited home to the house, and stayed with then,. Whilst there her ...
... before her death--Malibran and Templeton Ic made their last appearances together, in Balfe's n al * Maid of Artois, at Drury Lane. It is stated that Ye at the end of the performance, Malibran remov'ed t 0 the jewelled betrothal ring from her fiumger ...
... ~~~~~~~al BoxINO-DAY. Was celebrated at the Globe Theatre, o London, by a production of the play of Alice in j Wonderland, In Drury Lane the pantomniime ofthe Babes in the Wood was produced. Both were st very we'l received. f -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...
... when they exceeded £1,200,000. A Wuose4 Snol' IN DRiUs~ LANE. - Charles Goldsmith, fruit salesman, 4 Betterton Street, s Drury Lane, has been charged at Bow Street, with feloniously shooting Mary Ann Bignall, t with intent to murder her. Prosecutrix stated ...
... completed three acts of his new opera w-itten in collaboration with Mr Bennett, and to be preionced by the Carl Rdsa troupe at Drury Lane shortly after lEaster Tbe 'opra will be on'e Scandinavian subject redolent of love nd waf, and with a Viking for a heo. ...
... with the Whitechapel murders. It appears that during the afternoon a man, described as a Polish Jew, was arrested near Drury Lane, but for what offence is not yet clear. This individual, who is of short stature, with black moustache, was taken to Bow ...
... in every part by an eathusiathi holiday : audience, who eejoyed holiday fare of a popular and attractive order, the great Drury Lane drama n- ?? Euman Nature being replete with thrilling and sensational pasmages, The company at present in . t.own may ...
... the Priocess's Theatre. London, in the rtaracter of Ylll in Finet and Msrguerite. She playedl as aChild in pantomime at Drury Lane and the AdelphiTheatres, e 1871-1874 ; and in 1875 was acting at the Globe C Tsleatle. At the Criterion Theatre in Flbruary ...