... of Yale.” This piece has recently been successfully produced in America. On© of tho chief spectacular scenes in the now Drury Lane drama will be realistic representation of one of the most popular sights ou the rirer. Another, though this is not quite ...

... oiectno railroad in London is m places G 3 feet below surface. The Queen has taken her box for the season of German opera at Drury Lane Theatre A Women’s Court of Ancient Order of Foresters has been formally opened in Edinburgh. Mr. O. Gordon Stanham has been ...

... daughter killed. Nesaler’s opera Der Trompeter von Sankingen has been successfully produced by Sir Au guslus Harris. at Drury Lane. Huntingdonshire Assizes, Mr. Jostme Hawkins, referring to a case manslaughter that originated a public-house, said a deal ...

... Sunday have madly fallen on the time spoken of by the prophet when the people should have itching eara, and tho manager of Drury Lane is just the msn to fool them up the top of their ben*, only, they will for Religion too deeply rooted in mauls nature to ...

... the lease lay to his fuinl, and he has chosen to exorcise his option. Mr. Coll quite qualified maintain the traditions of Drury Lane. For something twenty ars worked hand in hand with Sir Augustus Harris, who rejsisml great confidence has taste and powers ...

... afternoon, her Majesty took carriage airing, and Prince Albert rode out horseback. The Queen, Prince Albert, and suite, honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence in the evening. Saturday, the Queen and Prince Albert honoured the Archbishop of Canterbury ...

... proceed. * Law and the Scottish Thank.— Daring the kpreaentation of Macbeth,” an eminent special pleader graced the boxes of Drury Lane Theatre, see performed. When the hero questions the Witches to what they are doing, they answer, deed without name.” Our ...

... secretary of a theatrical manager taking principal girl in the leading pantomime at a day's notice? Yet this did occur at Drury Lane, which has had nnthonght of ill-fortune with its impersonators of the girl part. Miss Amelia Stone, who was first given ...

... ■While some of us have been thinking that Incidents from the Transvaal war may not improbably form groundwork for next year’s Drury Lane drama, the East End playhouses have already arranged to stage war plays. At the Pavilion in Whitechapel next Monday will ...

... uoge thought i. rwh>e, and then there was one On? UtOe took the Huncacus upon .i ’’cud and there w« Very Appropriate. —At Drury Lane, Easte* Monday,win appear The Bohemian Girl,” follower by the rivals in Rustic Chivalry.” Very flattering to the dear old ...

... (Prom Ftm.) “The best place to se© the Flight of Fancy * ? Why, don’t you know?” At Barnum’s?” Baruom’s, bosh I ” Well, Drury Lane Her Majesty’s?” “Not much. to a prize fight, and when the boys in blue shew up you’ll soon see th@ Flight Fancy. 4 Tra-la-la ...

... marriage ceremony until the error shall have been rectified by a competent legal tribunal.—Ga/ignoni. The frequenters of Drury Lane Theatre have been left to mourn the loss of the fair and lively C— W—, a young English danseuse who had achieved a high ...