... properly pre- of sented to the public. h Although ' A' Life of Pleasure ctntinues to Isattract very large audiences at Drury Lane, Sir Augustus Harris will have shortly to remove it from the boards of that theatre. It must make room for the pantomime ...

... conjunctuire of their affaCirs amis- I D. nnderstansdiig arena betweeni Himund Koan and Mr Stephen 5 ries, the lessee of Drury Lane Thenatre, which led Mr Keacs toI '5s ealter into an engsemnt with Mr Charles Kamble at Covn D- Gin a~~viai heard of Charles ...

... is-li-tle chance of her ever again cn retarning, especially as from what we have lately- heard of t her sister's appearance at Drury lane, her succeis catuhot be doubted. Iobstrve Mr. H. Jossfal ox appears this even- ing, and trust the Aberdeen audience wili-shew ...

... Vincent and Mrs Hornsby. The year after her I marriage with petitioner, the respmadent appeared as Miss Cissy Churchill at 4 Drury Lane pantomime, and subsequently at the Tivoli and Pavilion Music Halls. Mr Cecil Drummond Wolff used to visit respondent at ...

... compatny, besides the host of lesser performers and supernumeraries. Mrs Langtry loses £150 by her inability to play Formosa at Drury Lane .this week. - The expenses of Lee Huguenots last Wednesday exceeded £850. M. Jean cle Reszke received £150, Madame Albani ...

... festive season of costly d theatrical entertainment. The receipts of every A house in London have fallen woefully. Even Drury Lane, with its fascinating pantomimne, It which is the talk of the town, feels the pinch of Is the panic. Mr Harris has told ...

... a :eAlfred Terrace, Glasgow, secretary, at the business 1 meeting in March . Lady Audley's Secret has been revived at Drury Lane. with Mfiss M~oodis as Lady Audley, Miss Shelly bHarris as Alice, Mi1ss Dolores Drummond as Phiebe, 3'Mr Arnold as George ...

... MYSTERY. ;variant 'Was issued on Saturday by the West-r rniu ter coroner for an inquest upon a body discovered Ki huse in Drury Lane. The house has changed a ti l frequently sitice a former owner was two years a *teiorsncvd to peoal servitude for procuring ...

... professed conversion. The superior or 6d per night shelters, which are dubbed the Ark in Southwark anud the Hatbour in Drury Lane, sheltered 12,360 men and provided 90,288 meals. The prison-gate home, which was opened on January 30, lias received 76 ...

... the end of the llmonth his address to the electors of Grimsby. 5 I attended tIle ceremony of cutting the Baddeley cake at Drury Lane, the ceremony , being performed when half the world was well I through its first sleep. Baddeley was an ! enthusiastic ...

... Turkish troops and peasants at Kalarrytes. in Thessaly, tihe troops suffered considerable losses. A fatal fire occurred ill Drury Lane, a London, yesterday oriiing, twoy persons e being burned to death 1aml four injured. M. Pesce, a well-known French authority ...

... even better than either of those places. The great drawback, for istance, of the County Council lodging-house in classic Drury Lane is that it is conducted on too ambitious lines. The doss is too dear, for one thing, and it is so mighty respectable that ...