... CRIME LONDON. On Monday afternoon the body little gM named Mary Kenealy was discovered lying the stairs of 9, Goldsmith’s Drury Lane, with a wound in her neck, from which had flown a large quantity of blood. She was taken aa quickly as possible to King’s ...

... last year. This must have astonished Mr. John Cooper, the original Afr. Bromley, when “ Simpson and ” was brought out at Drury Lane, as much as it amused those who relish these little mistakes —mistakes, indeed, which have occurred before the same newspaper ...

... London boards by failure that was not her fault, tramped about over the oonntrv for years, til last she had another chance at Drury-lane; and then, supported by Smith, Palmer, and Farren, she won the moat brilliant success, and then went home plain supper, ...

... Friday her Majesty held Court and Privy Council at Buckingham Palace. In the evening, her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence. -Saturday the Queen held Court at Buckingham Palace, for the reception of the City Addresses ...

... Domestic. A frightful (accident occurred last week in Charlesstreet, Drury Lane. Three houses, whose owners are unknown, hud been condemned the Leet Jury, and partly pulled down. The people of the neighbourhood gradually stripped the remaining walls of ...

... moment, bat when it doss occur the result will be inconvenient in many ways. th« addition of Mroral rami rteoived since the Drury Lane from persons unable present, the amount raised by the Nellie Fatten beueflt has, I am pleased to learn, been made un to ...

... Beirnstein, of Burton-on-Trent. Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. H. Pettitt are busily engaged in the construction of the next Drury Lane melo-draraa, which dealing mainly with festive scenes and pleasant riverside adventures, is lo be called A life of Pleasure ...

... him during his visit to this country. No theatrical event of late years has created sue a furore the Nellie Farren benefit Drury Lane. Already the record of the Compton benefit, when £4,000 were raised, has been broken, and the committee were two or three ...

... and society leaders, as well as the full company of the Royal Opera, Convent Garden, and tho Comedie Fiancaise, now at Drury Lane. Signor Mascagni was of course, lion the occasion, and midnight approached and the stream of guests showed little sign of ...

... Lambeth, fn niture, plate, linen, pictures, l a share the Surre his . Among iitimeioas legacies are each to («‘a ilen au.l Drury Lane Theatrical FumL, d!)/. to tlie Blind School, o'U. to th London Orphan A-'- lutn, 50.'. every public Hospital in the Metropolis ...

... already set to work upon his task. Sir A. Harris announces his intention of giving a few performances opera in English at Drury Lane at I,aster. The Cerne Liederta'el, a body consisting about picked male voice-*, is coining to Loudon on March to give one ...

... the cause and the advocate. Mr. Layard failed to produce the effect on the House of Commons that he did on his audience at Drury Lane, because his attitude was much less imposing; and he left the field, with few of the honours of war. The Under Secretary ...