... GREAT FIRE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Shortly before five o'clock on Wed oesday morning a mono fire broke oat no the stage of Drury Lane Thelm a and within three-grottos of an hem peelltimally that portion of the buildtesedher with the scenery valued at many ...

... TWO NIGHTS ONLY. NOVEMBER AND t0rk,1894. SPECIAL VISIT OF Sir Augustus Harris's Great Drury Lane Theatre Production, entitled A Sailor's Knot' by Henry Pettit, Under the direction of Mr. Robert Leigh. N. 8.--This is the most elaborate and expensive tour ...

... executed in Newgate Gaol on Tuesday mooning for murdering Mary Kenealy, aged four year:, in a house in Goldsmdh street, Drury lane, London, last January. The convict offered n t a slight resistance to the pinioning process, and walked to the scaffold ...

... (From Judy.) Ys Gone I—The National Gallery—The sixpenny place at Drury Lane Theatre, to be sure TWI 111%f II ARTTIMON. At last that sapient gentleman is found Who, ev'ry trace of earlier folly loathing, With turning tint content, his feat has crowned ...

... A MADE-UP MENDICANT. Joseph White, 36, giving his address at a lodging-house in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, was charged at Clerkenwell Police Court, London, with begging in High Street, Camden Town, on Saturday evening.— Police-constable Boxall, ...

... and at the music halls songs in honour of St. Patrick and old Ireland were the most popular items in the programme. At Drury Lane, Miss Mary Glover sang with spirit a song written by Mr. A. P. Graves, formerly of Taunton, the author of Father O'Flynn ...

... afternoon considerable excitement was created at the Holborn end of Drury Lane by • cry of alarm that a man was murdering his wife. A woman dashed into the surgery of Dr. Ryan, at 160, Drury Lane, and begged him to come over at once. On going to No. 6, Dr. Ryan ...

... from Rowton House, but traceable to the ~same beneficent influence, are the new Shaftesbury Chambers, in Macklin Street, Drury Lane, fitly opened the other day by Mr. Evelyn Ashley. ON the same day was also opened the Brunswick Working Man's Hotel, at ...

... went to Dover to meet his brother, returned to London with him,and after dining together at Buckingham Palace they went to Drury Lane. It would have been naturally expected that Prince Henry would have slept in town and seem. wind his brother to Windsor ...

... ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM INDIA. The transport Nubia, with troops from India, arrived at Southampzon to•dsy. FATAL QUARREL IN DRURY LANE. AN UNWELCOME VISITOR. A fatal quarrel occurred shortly alter midnight in D.ury Lane, Lin tun. It a, pears a Covent Garden ...

... The prisoners were taken from the cells, and they left the court by a back exit. They were escorted through Broad-eourt Drury lane, a distance of about too yards, and entered taxicabs which were in waiting there, without attracting the least attention ...

... peas, d sway. Men of the Times says:—Mr. }baton mune to London at the age of twenty; assisted in 'Acts and Galatea,' at Drury Lane Theatre, in 1b43; and his operetta, ' Queen of the 'themes,' was produced at that theatre in 1844. lie visited Vienna, and ...