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... DRURY LANE PROFITS. Successful Year. At the annual meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, held in London, to-day, Mr. T. Birch, Manchester, who, the absence through illnes3 of Lord Loftus, pre sided, said that notwithstanding the war, bad times, and ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Our London correspondent telegraphs : enthusiastic audience filled every available foot of sp;.c j at Drary Lane last night to witness the new panto! mime by Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. William Yardlcy, and entitled The fieauty ...
... Wilkie Bard, who is new to Drury-lane, had an uphill fight Saturday night, but in the end he won the audience completely, and he will increase his popularity with each performance. Next in public, favour comes the cat. The Drury-lane cat looks more like a ...
... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Groan and Ellen Gritnshaw, sisters, were charged Bow-street Police Court. London, on Saturday, with causing the death John Kelly, and ulso with Ellen Kelly by striking her trfth a poker.— Ellen Kelly said the deceased was her eon ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. At Bow-street Police Court, London, to-day, George Robertson, alias Shortie, aged 43, labourer, again appeared charged with the murder of a little girl in Drury Lane on the 23rd ult. under circumstances already reported. Further ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Bow-street Police Court, London, to-day, before Mr. Lushington, George Roberts, alias Shortie, 44, diminutive man, labourer, was charged with the amider of Mary Kenealy, 4 years of age, at Goldsmithetreet, Drury Lane, on Monday ...
... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Michael Holland. 32, a Covent Garden porter, living Wild, House, Little Wild-street, was charged at Bow-street Police Court, London, to-day, with the wilful murder of Joseph Wootton, general dealer. The prisoner is o middle height ...
... SHAKSPERE AT DRURY LANE. The following letter from Miss Glyn published tbisj morning's Athenaum .•— 31, Hyde Park Place, The correspondence arising out of Mr. Ch*ttet' * triumph over his groat losses, caused the ' and Cleopatra' he brought out Line Theati' ...
... NO PERFORMANCE AT DRURY LANE. Our London .arreepondent telegraph, -An unheard of, and at once regrettable, accident happened hat night at Drury Lane Theatre. Soon after the house opened it was discovered that something bad gage wrong with the hydraulic ...
... PLEASURE AT DRURY LANE. [Spzcw. TALzosAm.] As the earthquake in the Riviera had to be done sooner or later, it could not have fallen into better hands than those of Mr. Augustus Harris. So evidently thought the public of Drury Lane. last (Saturday) ...
... DRURY LANE PAN'I`OMIXM. • (Tdegnuas t.Tau The great Dniry Lane annnal,thistiame entitled HomPty Dompty, or the Fair One with the Golden Locks, was duly produced yesterday (Saturday t evening amid the custaintary manifestations of delight. The great feature ...
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