... tondo's theatres), MR. LEONARD OUTRAIL (of the Silva Else and Called Book Co.'.); and the author, Nil W. HOWELL.POOLE. (of Drury Lane, and Adelphi Theatres), supported by. FULL LONDON COMPANY. Prices 2r., , and 6d. Oa WEDNESDAY NIGHT under the tiagulehed ...

... ITTEILPTED AND MOLDY IN LONDON. On Saturday, • sawed Jamie • japanser, Smog at 5, Drury-lane. Loudon. hiving with tie wife. attacked sod with. perked@ • eat mititudieg from the left ear to the middle of her throat. She ran oureentiog down the stairs and ...

... at the sessions. —Miss James was examined, and proved payment of the several sums to the prisoner.—Mr , Alfred Stokes, of Drury-lane said on Friday last he bought a pair of shoes from the prisoner for 10.., and subsequently paid him for them. Evidence was ...

... street in custody. It I was • bright moonlight night. I walked briskly i t along Coventrysareet, through Covent Garden, by I Drury-lane thinking how near I was to the captive, into the Strand and along Fleet-street to what .lessop called the mill. It was • ...

... Bunting.— • said that she lived in Sitwell-street with I. The prisoner, about three years ago, r house, but now lived in Drury-lane. He house in Sitwell-street, at quarter-past nine stayed about ten minutes. He returned at ;clock and remained until a quarter ...

... elpeg e ith cwisnr. it eaththed. these retie being a heabie mob be Mies , Denbeney. (here lethesad am Warm in • street off Drury-lane) for Mr.. Dessa.* flaw it, aid H. hot asked my for thyme bet his with and be bath been aiiyisd to km he was with us ...

... uot as yet seen in Englawd. The manager who : undertake* the tremendous reepersibikty of 11121/11/11 tWO • housea- like Drury Lane and ellavent Garden 111111 no • ordinarr coarege. But Mr. has more once the reesurce of which he iseapable, and is, baked ...

... Esinclara Mane in writing of Mr. Augustus Harris's new piece.— It is magnificent, but it is not drama. Those who go to Drury Lane expectiog to me an epic poem one of the most stirring events in English Illustrated, by some really grand pictures , will ...

... Sadler-gate. He now working in Birmingham. In October last he and the prisoner were , working on some buildings at the bottom of Drury-lane. They left their tools in an upper room of the house when finished work on Saturday. On going to the place on the following ...

... and Mrs. Gladstone were invited to attend Husk oh, bath? Do not recall that !Ii is buried th e gem f or ti on of th e Drury-lane d rum , ia b u t for ever, fell pleading from Joan's lip., which were tram- Mr. Gladstone intimated that that not the art ...

... ice oompany t a of which from iodination& le li k. Mr. Arthur Dare., who is just now playing a part ia The Royal Oak at Drury Lane. AUTOGRAMIL The collection at over three beadred autographs and assoussuipts which, as previously mentioned, is to be sold ...

... Walbrook, A complimentary benefit to the widow of the late E L Blanchard is being arranged. Mr. Augustus Harris has offered Drury Lane Theatre for June 2, and will act as chairman of the committee. Lloyd's agent at Valparaiso telegraphs that the Inch. asps ...