... from the bead to the tip of the tail Chester Cuter ant. I had the curiosity one boxing night to Into the upper gallery of Drury Lane Theatre, and found at least score of persons, men and boys, who c uld neither see the stase nor hear a w..rd that was uttered ...

... manner which ho caters for the amusement of the in habitants. The pantomime was withdrawn only on Saturday, and on Monday the Drury Lane Operatic Company commenced a short engagement of twelve nights. This is the same com* pany with which Wood (of Wood and ...

... Where are the costumers lor such a prodigious number slate-pencils ? Christine Nilsson receives, it is said, a-niglit at Drury Lane—tlie largest sum paid any lady since tlsc days Jenny Lind. Adelina Patti receives £l5O anight at Covent Garden t and the ...

... December 6. has attacked Bindlar, but was repulse.!. Sixty dyaks and four Europeans were killed. Two officers were wounded. At Drury Lane Theatre, London, upwards persons are engaged during run of the pantominc. and tlie weekly disbursements are underestimated ...

... reducing these enormous terms? e.-n a.ld to the ylven tur Parisian contemporary li tiiat Millie. Nilsson, for twelre nights Drury Lane Tlivatre, will receive or £2OO per and liiat l Adelina Patti paid at ...

... great pe. formaocee which are to be given in the palace. A the.tra the best deecription, the stage >t which is aa large that Drury Lane, occupies of the transepts, and io another is Concert Hall which will seat 3000 visitor*. On the opening day there will ...

... third. The Musical Pitch.—All your readers will 1« interested the fact that the musical pitch has been lowered half tone Drury Lane, and that the change will be maintained by the orchestra throughout the season. The same concession the ease and convenience ...

... ptblic-booMS, and othre plae»« and men with collecting solicited donations, A morning Riehanl Crenr de Lion* was given at Drury Lane, which will followed other performances th ...

... the number of theatres which have been burned down in London alone since the commenoe- of the present century. In 1809, Drury Lane Theatre was destroyed by fire, following the example of Covtnt Garden Theatre, which met wiih a like accident in 1808, and ...

... Eilinburgh, hue in the jiroes oolleclkm early Englutb jaietry with introduction. Tlie underaUnd* that Mr J. B. Howard, of Drury Lane, baa become joiiit-hweoe with another geutlouau the Theotn* Royal, Edinburgh. A number Ward meeting* are being held In Edinburgh ...

... also the trade mark of the firm. There was formerly, and perhaps may still, Hom-shoe Tavern Tower Hill, and another in Drury lane, because it mentioned in connection with Lord Mobnn’s attempt Mr* Bracegirdle as the place where and his comrade* drank ...

... Pier, Blackwal), and Sheerness. Dr John Gumming is retiring faom the pastorate of the National Scotch Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, which he has held for so many years. His congregation arc arranging to obtain a pension for him, which they, with little ...