... ABNORMALLY high prices ,1,1 not deter people from going to hear Madame Patti in 111tarbiere on Thurs lay afternoon. and Drury Lane was sufficiently crowded to indicate that a handsome sum found its way into Mr. Mapleson's pocket. The distinguishel prima ...

... Maidenhead, upholder. From the Gate tie of Tuesday last. Alfred Bunn, late of Eagle-lodge, Bromptou, and of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, Middlesex, printer. Edward Thomas Rogers, of Woodford, Essex, smith. William Gardiner, of Workingham, Berks, grocer. Joseph ...

... fashionable dance was performed at her majesty's grand state ball, at Buckingham Palace, on Friday evening. The receipts at Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday night, when her majesty attended state, were nearly .£l,OOO. The fitting up of the royal box cost £170 ...

... numerous and splendid in precise proportion to the dirt and poverty of the surrounding neighbourhood. The gin shops in and near Drury Lane, Holborn, St. Giles's, Covent Garden, and Clare Market, are the handsomest in London—there more filth and squalid misery ...

... his legs, at the knee. He was conveyed to the hospital, and is recovering. The following strange incident occurred at tbe Drury Lane one night last week. I hear that the mask happening to fall from the face of an elegantly attired female, revealed her ...

... seven thousand books or pamphlets of greater or less value or pretensions. The musical Drama of Rob Roy has been renewed at Drury Lane. Mr. Sims Reves was to have taken the singing part of Frank Osbaldistone, but the audience have had to put up with Mr. Wm ...

... and ensures its preservation. The Duke of Clarence, in the lifetime of Mrs. Jordan, was frequently behind the scenes iv Drury Lane Theatre. Indeed, it is said that the royal autograph extant in the Saturday Treasury book for Mrs. Jordan's salary. Thus ...

... coster-monger, in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, London, of and a girl, who with the mother are doing well. The husband was overjoyed with the New Year present, that he caused the walls the Marque Granhy pubic-house, in Drury lane, to ring with the congratu lations ...

... point of bringing oat. He arrimd only just in time, for Mr. Mapleson was there on the mme scent. We should have thought the Drury Lane manager had enough sopranne already ; but it appears from all acconnta that tii.4 Arnolson is • rariorima aria, a jewel ...

... efUNdZi IR :00F - DUTY. Mr. Lloyd George sometimes seeks tebtaation from high political cares. He is , here seen arriving at Drury Lane Thoottre with his daughter, little Mi,s Megan, to t•ee the pantomime, DIRECTOR-CONDUCTOB. Mr. W. J. Gallow'ay, a director ...

... that all this seems necessary for the safety of persons whose business keeps them out late nights. Two inquests held in Drury Lane during the last few days have exposed to the public eye some of the nests of crime which abound in that classic locality ...

... principal professors now London, Mr. Bunn instantly gave directions for Mademoiselle Taglioni to attend after performing at Drury Lane. ...