... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Night, at 7.30, NO 1, ROUND THE —At 8.10, AS YOU LIKE IT. Messrs. Hermann Vezin, Lionel W. ICyrle Bellew, Everill, Edgar, Bannister, Coc, Coventry ; Misses Litton, Cressweli, Blanche ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. To-Night, at 8.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Charles J. R. Gibson, R. 8. Boleyn. A. Glover, T. J. Ford, Beck, A. C. Lilly, Durham, J. Francis. J. Ridley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Mesdaines Helen Barry, F. B rough ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Aiujustus Harris. This Evening, r.t 8, MADAAIE ANGOT. Coraelio D'Anka, Burviile, K. Sullivan, Fisher, Pryce, Percival, Hudson, and Palladino; Messrs. Morgan. Arnold, Wallace, Brads haw.—At 10.30, Grand ...

... Royal Yacht, 49, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, 3 measures, 15s-J. Thompson, The Grapes, 109, Drury- lane, 2 pots, 16s-W. Webber, Barley Mow, 111, Drury- lane, 8 measures, 16s-W. Blanchard, The Burlington, 169, Regent-street, 2 measures, 16cs-L. Mlouchelet ...

... Griffiths, 6 to 1. :y a On Tnesday the rmcetina wae coorlodell vi l results Railway Plato, White l Aib Tower Handicap, Drury Lane o. t2' Plate, Marjoino, G. Barrett, to 1 so °te 1 c Vinolia, Bradford, S to1; Apcthor.,'NOVlnir 9 - Rawlinsen, 11 to 4; ...

... adjourned to the Plough Inn, Battersea Rise, while the Pet did not leave his new crib, the White Hart, White Hart-street, Drury- lane, but under the care of Ned Smith,took plenty of morningexercise about the suburban districts. The Pet's prior doings have ...

... ;31onX SIH IDe Ate AM4T]EUR.-A. mart contest of 1 00 yards, for a Ldozen sovereigns, between mine host of the Whit Hart, Drury- lane, and agentleftrten amateur, who fancied hiandef omaethatfoeetof foot, came off on Monday at Child's-hill Hampstead. By the ...

... adniutted that in Jackson he had met aT better ' -8st 41b Comptiition i-Final: W. Smith (Bethoal-green) beat Tiu Suliyna (Drury. lane), the latter, being lnocked out after lees -than two mninutes' boring. 8st 2lb-Couipotit'ion.-Final: Charley Til- ley,-of ...

... approval.X: THE- SPRING SEASON OF OPERA iN ENGLISH organised by Sir Augustus Harris will commence to night (Saturday) at .Drury Lane, when Signor Mancinelli will conduct Faust, the prinipal parts being sung by Mdme. Moodly, Messrs. Hedrnondt and Manners ...

... Tnlly is not enjoying the best of health, and ary assistance rendersd her will be thank- fr fly received. Jack Roberts, of Drury Lane, will box anv lad in England at 9st (give or take 21b), for £.50 (open for £100) a-side and the Na- ?? Sporting Club purse ...

... tutor, and well worthy of patronage. It is with regret we announce- the death of Mrs. Jack Roberts, wifof Jack Roberts, of Drury Lane, who died suddenly on'Sun- day morning. - Jin Williams, of Marylebone, in -response to the challenge, from Charley SinpsoU* ...

... to a list of services already remarkable for their number and value. The Dulke and Duchess of Edinburgh were present at Drury Lane Thcatre last night to witness the first performance in London of the new cpera of Manon by M. Massenet. The Princess ...