... this period resulted in capital Berby,l shire scenery. around which • clumsy pentoniiroe was wr itten, and brought out at Drury Lane in January, 17711. Most of the periodicals if the time devoted oonaiderahle vparetn t his prid ion wisely on account of ...

... and singer. He made his bow on the operatic stage in the year of the 1851 Exhibition, appearing in Der Freiachutz at Drury-lane Theatre. Ho was one of the principal characters in Lurline the last time I saw that charming opera in London, and that ...

... Baddeley nets , received the honour o f knighthood, and his sue- April, 1140: Wine consumed, 200 dozens; al e , 70 .cake at Drury Lane was done with all the creme, Sir Thomas Manners, was created by Henry hogsheads ; vraxlights, 2330; sperm oil, 630 gallons ...

... Hebb, assistant architect to the Metropolitan Board of Works, in writing to Mr. Harris asking for orders of admission to Drury Lane Theatre, has been again discussed by the Board. Ultimately the members adopted the report of a committee, recommending that ...

... husband's brother, Ralph Carta, who lived there, stating how affairs stood. Ralph Carts wee at this time a scene-shifter at Drury lane Theatre. He had left his Wive village a mere lad, his father having apprenticed him to a carpenter in London. One day while ...

... Pathans, other border tribes. A new drama entitled Human Nature, by Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. H. Pettitt, was produced at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night. The potato crop of 1885 proves to be considerably below a fair average in respect ot produce ...

... on the boardr of the Berliner Theater, but thie excambion of houses has been postponed. Several years ago Barney came to Drury Lane with the Meiningen troupe, and played AsSoisy, on which occasion he was finely painted in this character by Mr. Horkomer ...

... William Morgan, was charged at the Police-court with causing the death of a named George Ward. The deceased was employed it Drury-lane Theatre as a painter, and was engaged in some work on portico of the theatre on Friday mnrninc. Ile wee stnnding on • hider ...

... ancient custo.n, a sermon was preardted in commemoration of the great storm of 1703 at the Mission Chapel in Wild street, Drury-lane, London. The text was 55th Psalm, Bth verse— I would hasten my escape from the windy storm and tempest.' Some of the p ...

... wickedness, the punishment for such an offence be severe and deterrent. It is only to imagine a recreation of this kind at Drury-lane on a night when the vast structure is thronged with a pantomime audience, to realise the horror of such a scene and the ...

... eircum• steams can he very well enjoyed just now. Her Majesty's Theatre, at the bottom of the Haymarket, has long rivalled Drury-lane and Covent Garden in the standard of high excellence which characterises its attractions. Daring the last few days, however ...

... contributions, and never sent a word of apology. A good deal has recently been said about the threatened pulling down of Drury-lane Theatre. Meanwhile, the new play, The Sailor's Knot, is a pronounced success, and will doubtless have a prosperous run ...