... elned of ga r ag of York retrmting before the ffreneb, lie 000trited to raise by his chars in ma at a public dinner, and a Drury Lane Thatre he purchmed an in down • coal mine. , when he dated hi. intention of living Go down a coal eaclaided parent. ! ...

... of • of •• An emote was most uninteresting two to Eden to the ei4 ll, ego, playing and Hilbaborough s • Ada Blanche Moor Drury Lane Ada) and le• underetend that ehe play erd did rot repre• the Irish teem againo Wale, will be picked on the ith hlarch, in ...

... my Romany friends. I passed through &wetted marliet.place, wandered along the broad llama and finally turned slowly into Drury Lane. Here at • noted tap, chiefly patronised by meterrneagere and C0,r14 fr'erdea porters, I ennountered • termed of ocuters ...

... Prince Albert •ad the smartest he possessed, and I solely Pei& me in • swiftly-whirling hansom, I headed for the fitrand and Drury lAne. I With pursing lip., lowering brows, and wildlybulging eyes, the old ponsioner often essayed to speak. and I am often increased ...

... face in all great London town; and • fees I could only look upon in mounded silence for its friendly re, mein@ I'm lust Drury Lane Betty, air. Everybody on the Strand knows Betty. of them lone her, too. Fat hereabouts at nights—l like it eat, sir—and ...

... took first to play with Den Lena and the other -'•-• plats in the high jump with a leap of 6ft. Ohio. ;as Sam puts it, in Drury Lane pantomime. The mandiag long jump was won with the . Linde Joaatliaa lies darned their ea world'. record distance of 12ft ...

... production ran but • few weeks only. Next our 'object took Harry Nieliall's part an Rollo Balmain's Royal production from Drury Lane. Success followed ,itecei.a, for his next advancement was playing of tho George Stone's part in the Gaiety hurlisqlre, Miss ...

... ate trice.. at the New Grand during the week. Concerning Sir Augustus Harris'e claims to be 000mdered pent author in the Drury Lane dramas. I ass informed that it was be who literally conetracted the plays made theme dramatically consistent. Sir Augusta' ...

... who acquires c a bbi e ., which appears in the the eelleeting habit at school carries it with hi Lean principal boy in Drury lane pantomime et rf the tlarazine. As a of for four year*. 'that of la sonte. Otrough life. A man of ' thing—for no wino pal ...

... *Mad the sa the Manchester. nest Omelets& Blanche's moraine* with at the Lane I back tax nen la By the way. apeaking of the Drury Lane panto.- there IS ens co two opinions regarding Mr. Jrhn A. Warden'. great as the Bane. The is pleasimt &rankle. Mr. Warden's ...

... Grand Theatre, Islington. Thi• was followed by two and will w stock seasons at the Surrey prior to an engage. inert with the Drury Lane dramas, A I' cue Tele and Human Nature. It was after a tour with this piece, Miss M'Neill explains, that a family ...

... doen at ii60.A.0. D'Oyly Carte's, now the Palace Varied-% is sup. posed to have tom the most money, I.e. over £150,000. Drury Lane is supp wed to hold 2,500, Covent Garden 2.300, and the Palm-, jii.t s. (erred to waa built to accommodate 1.562. As to ...