... will preside the annual of National Union to beheld on f June Billingt been Mrs £am Bokcr iu coming revival of “Formosa Drury Lane created character The of dinner of Northern Circuit Mr Justice llenn Mr Justice Wright is not Tuesday 30 Mr Babbington Smith ...

... Rustic&na (rustic chivalry) powerful caste the following Sir 'Harris will opera say popular Saturday performances English which Drury-lane MacIntyre will welcome return the GOOD time according advertised asking send Sd in of theSishop of White friends d same ...

... veral towns and have entered forced of being concerned in if all of these Princess with ail Prince first performance of Drury Lane mtomime This first (die Telegraph ipcni'dn) which a 011 Boxing Packet”— for and Co 1’jii Mrch is being given away in village ...

... or in putting the piece been privileged hear the music that Sir Arthur is his very in parts of it PLAY sensational drama Drury-lane which been so much talked of in theatrical circles Saturday by large who accorded approval Sir Harris’s eff rt Prodigal ...

... miou•ep Tha.thin invited him to have a drink, sold la ac••• ni d them to a public-bon:a. Ile att. rwar.la Mov the to Drury -lane, where be was di cliaraed. Ask • if lur aaw the ra-e threugh the wind.rw tam; rn in Mortimer-market, witness rapti, d that ...

... of age, was charged with burglary. The case was a remarkable one. The growal-flour front of a house in I Russell-court, Drury-lane, is occupied by a florist's warehouse. the terant being Mrs. King. Beneath is • ca liar, width was locked up and supposed ...

... The scene is very pleasing, the variety of colour in the dresses, the lime light thrown by Mr. Youngman tended to vie with Drury-lane. Mr. I'. U. Barnes took advantage of the interval to thank the parents for their efforts to rend the children in such bright ...

... with the throwing of a constable into the Thames at Milbank. The prisoner, Thomas William Smith, who gave is address in Drury-lane, informed the police that be postal- I taxed in the outrage. He was committed fur trial. A lamplighter named Dove has been ...

... awn years ago, but has since then been compelled by serious illnew to give up work, is now engaged in the same capacity at Drury Lane. A farmer named Thomas Haines was on Sunday evening called upon by the minister at Barrow Baptist Chapel, sear Leicester ...

... nothing for the miners but for the stimulus of its exertions. Certainly T. I'. did get hold of Sir Augustus Harris, and the Drury lane performance was the result, but after all the Chronicle and the Sun ' between them have not got together more than £lO ...

... hail consented to renew the lease of Drury Lane for another seven years, dating from next December. added that the present less, would expire on July 31, hut if he succeeded in malitng arrangswients with the Drury Lane renters for the intervening period ...

... made his dt•but as an actur at the Criterion in Pink Dominoes' as Harry Green Leaves. In 1879 he became lessee manager of Drury.lane, since which year be has annually beaten all previous words as to brilliant and gorgeous stage pro. cessions and management ...