... we'll go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a jolly good blow-out at the Laligham Hotel. And then we'll go and see the pantomime it Drury Lane !—Master Ciniabue: Thanks awfully, grindpapa! but we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens !—Miss Moona ...

... have dined with his brother officers than with the martinet minister. A host of another sort was George Coleman. When the Drury Lane manager sent him a play for revision, he wrete :— Dear Bann,—Pray dine with me to. day at half-past five, but came at four; ...

... which no Chancellor of the Exchequer has disturbed, or is ever likely to disturb—Syntax. - A THEATRICAL SPECULATION. — Take Drury-lane, produce Corialanus gorgeously, and call it Druriolanus. NEW NAME FOR AN OLD SALT OF DOUBTFUL CNARACTER.—PIratic Saline ...