... Ransom, J. Walker, and J. Eastwood. The deceased was found drowned in a well in a garden at the back of Guy’s Cottages, Drury Lane Aldershot, at 8 a.m. on Wednes y, by a woman named Sarah Bennett. He was last seen alive on Wednesday, April 26th. George ...

... LONDON AMUSEMENTS. The excellent season German opera at Drury Lane drawing to a close, and Herren Franke and Pollini are resolved that it shall have a fitting end. Therefore they have decided to produce on Tuesday Wagner's unfamiliar work Tristan ur ...

... of things produces. Looking far ahead, sea the opening of the English opera season, under the veteran Mr. Carl Rosa, at Drury Lane on March 26,1883 and its close about Whitsuntide. During the first week in August will begin Mr Gwyllym Crowe's aeries of ...

... repertoire. A gieat many of the theatres are closed or closing, and will soon be deprived the of the stars. The Lyceum, Drury Lane, Vaudeville, Strand, and the Haymarket are all closed. while home of the remaining We t end theatres will close before long ...

... Nothing, being in active rehearsal. It will produced shortly with Miss Terry Beatrice and Mr. Irving Benedick. London empty, Drury-lane full-.So runs Mr. Harris's advertisement, not without a certain amount of justification, albeit London is never empty of ...

... Let it be added that it is in contemplation to pull down whole district, stretching from Wych-street to near the end of Drury lane, and from Covent Garden to Lincoln's Inn Fields.—lrish Times. ...

... Florence St. John, anmbe singing in the choir at St. Paul's. The Salvation Army introduced in the next Drury Lane pantomime. Joe Cave preaching xermons on Sundays at the Marylebone, with Mrs. at the organ, and Yauce giving out the hymns ...

... MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. John Crow, aged 21, a labouier, living in Shelton-street, Drory-lane, was on Monday, charged Bew-street police-court, with the wilful murder cf George Green.—The prisoner is a cripple, only having one leg.—Police-constable Hemstead ...

... Heights of Alma publichouse. at 11.15 p.m. on the night in question. After passing the house he met a man and woman coming up Drury-lane, who were found in the house later on. Witness corroborated Police-Sergeant Hadden, and added that as they were going away ...

... Criminal Court, John icted for attempting to mur. der his wife by cutting her throat.—The prisoner and his wife lived in Drury-lane, ard on the night of the 29th of December the risoner a) to drunk, quarrelled ve gone home with the woman, and inflicted ...

... morning a telegram, answer re-paid, to Colonel F. E. Wilson, C.B., was received TO! m Mr. Augustus Harris, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, offering free admitance to the whole battalion for the purpose of seeing the performance of “Youth.” It is needless ...

... dinners, the West End has been crowded. The theatre that has received the largest share of patronage from service men is Drury Lane, where “Youth” is now being by Mr. Augustus Harris, who plays the hero of the piece, Frank Darlington, with great spirit ...