... four photographic views of the Hospital. In the evening His Majesty was present at the performance at Her Majesty's Opscra, Drury Lane. About 20 minutes after 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, the Shah, accom- panied by the Prince of Wales, the Duke of E dinburgh ...

... Augustus E1arris to attend a dress rehearsal of his Drury Lane 1)antomime, Beauty and the Beast, which will bave been set before tie public ere these lines reach our rcaders, I went to Drury Lane theatre and enjoyed another fea st of colour and harmony ...

... expected a testimonial in the form of a service Sf |pllate, or an invitation to dinner, or to the great meetifli to be held at Drury Lane on the twenty-ninth1 instants '5 not quite clear; butt a boon of £150,000 does ?? profuse thlanks, when far larger sums ...

... B6th Covent Garden and Drury Lane have once again accepted pantomimes of the good old sort, the production of which will entail an outlay of £10,000 or £15,000. I hear that Mr. E. L. Blanchard continues his connexion with Drury Lane, notwithstandingg its ...

... are told, is dead : but ere long the Delegates will assenmble from every County in Great Bri- tain, und make the walls of Drury Lane, or Covent Garden, re-echo throughiout the length and breadth of the Agricul . tural districts. That it is a lively corpse ...

... Bill. Mr. Whitbread saii thev lHouse, was aware that considerable paiins bad been taken to examine into the Utits of Old Drury Lane, and the result was, that there was every Inr bability, that the old Theatre wi uld be, tehult. Ile should therefore move ...

... June, after witnessing an incomparable Shakesperian perform. ance by Salvini, I was, passing through the crush. room of Drury Lane Theatre, in company with the brilliant ioung French journalist, who made himself known to the reading world of the season ...

... the Changet of the Exchequer elicited so few remarks. The National Protection Society held their first get ral meeting at Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday, ai a more numerous and heart-stirring meeting was teter assembled within the walls of any building ...

... have not visited the Lyceum during the week would do well not to neglect the opportunity. NEXT WEEK. Next week tlhe famous Drury Lane drama, entitled Human Nature, the joint production of Mr. Henry Pettit and Sir Augustus Harris, will be played by a company ...

... know that while the products of adulterated butter and cheese are allowed to be openly sold, two con- fectioners, living in Drury Lane, and named Andrew and Joseph Carraci, were fined £3 and costs, at Bow Street, on Thursday, for selling adulterated milk ...

... to the gravity of the case and the necessity of prompt and decisive action. On Thursday afternoon a meeting was held at Drury Lane Theatre of members of the McNeill Fund Com. mittes, Mr. Augustus Harris presiding. A sub. committee was appointed to act ...

... immensely. Yet I cannot but think that Mr. Harris's duties as Sheriff have caused him to neglect in some meagure his busiues4 at Drury Lane. Wonderful to relate, Beauty nold the Beast showved signs of ineulli-ieut rehearsal. The one procession did not go as ...