... Moncrieff, the dramatist. The real name of the latter was T. Thomas, and he was the author of several of popular dramas produced Drury Lane, Astiey'tf the Olvrap'o, end th i old Coburg. He woe foreont® time ooeociated with the elder Oiberry. I most confess tha ...

... opera from the pen of Mr. Balfe, the libretto by the poets of the Rose of Castile.” This work is to bo produced October at Drury lane, the future home of the national opera. Mr. Frank Mori, too, has founded a lyrical structure on an old English subject, ...

... nie.-sengers; it is an employ muni that must get monotonous. Let us look in upon another man all night, at a house near Drury Lane—a large, dirty bouse, the doors of which are open, and in the passage of which a feeble jet of gas is burning, He sits in ...

... . Mary Nye, the mo'her of the deceased, miserable and -ickly-looking woman, said she whs living at No. 33, King Street, Drury Lane, with her husband, curnago-'amp maker. 'lho deceased was her son who died on Thursday morning last. She did not ex peel ...

... into his cars and eyes, and performs a variety of tricks too numerous to be detailed. Could Mr. E. T. Smith secure him for Drury Lane ho would make fortune. We enter perfumer’s shop, full of nicknacks and necessaries for ray lady's toilet. Pearl powder is ...

... months would pay m*. a well known ship-butldmg firm in the North of na.sH ,o F imagined. the filthy den in Lincoln Court. Drury Lane, the a ny inaccuracy in this . Herbert' was infirm in for trouble. told him did not know anything Correspond- n * of Daily ...

... Sue* Canal. London Dbn*.—At a coroner's inquest in London on Monday, one of the police constables stated that barley Court, Drury Lane—a haunt of prostitutes ami thieves— was such dangerous locality that no man could enter with safety, and ih.it say that ...

... gfcb .ur. in silver by Sir Walter Scott it i. made out Mr - Mar.hall, of the United Presbyterian Church hood of Coal ktrd, Drury Lane, thr, ■ men d ont coca-nut and rudely carved. The is very heavy, , here, preached the afternoon in the Free Church, of paa ...

... was other respects so striking that competed successfully with Edmund Kean, then just rising into fame. The managers of Drury Lane induced him to act there in the same plavs with Kean ; but when, after few nights, was again announced at Coveot Garden ...

... Street Police Court, London, Wednesday, Elizabeth Morris, who descrilied herself as seller of flowers, and said she lived in Drury Lane, was charged with damaging the coat gentleman named Marshall, by throwing paste upon it. Mr. Marshall was walking along ...

... major-general of volunteers. He holds the office of Secretary of War for the Fenian organisation. Brutal Murder a Policeman in Drury Lane. —On Saturday night last fearful outrage w.is committed in Drury a number of desjierate characters who live in that locality ...

... his wife will appear. Tm original Panline M The Lady of Lyons, Miss Helen Fsudt, advertised having accepted an engagement Drury Lane. A SKETCH SALA. There is now lying prisoner in the hospital at Brescia, and tritk no Use than eeventeen wounde Atm, an Austrian ...