... and who had occasionally practised in the setae humble eih r occupation himself, strutting one ev mg in the green-roomof Drury Lane theatre in a er r of gilttering buckles, a gentleman protest re ked that they greatly resembled diamonds, r, said Palmer ...

... of Tale. This pieoe has recently holm simosaefully produced in America. One of the chief spectacular manes in. the now Drury Lane drams will he a monistic representation of one of the moat popular eights on the river. Another, though this is not quite ...

... of Waterloo and The Hells. ----- Mr. Arthirt OM= has entrusted the precincts' eoropainiee that will antarprlit the new Drury Lane drama to Mr. H. O. Arnold, who eafignanled Sir Augustus Harris's interests In connection with several of the old Drury Lase ...

... end of the week bread will be touch dearer. In the poor districts, such as St. George's-in-the-East, %Vapping, Southwark, Drury Lane, and Notting Hill, the advance ie &leo marked, and is cawing no Wile distress. At Boston (Lincolnshire) corn market, on ...

... brightened and his brow cleared. And now the West End tradesmen are looking for his Royal patronage. * ir e The closing of the Drury Lane Theatre involved a loss of something like £5OO to the management. A crowded house had assembled to witness the aew drama ...

... of Tottenham ; Jane Iledgeon,ofForeal Gate ; J. W. Halifax, of Forest Gate ; J. King, of Forest Gate; J. C. Collins. of Drury Lane; Mrs. S Shirrey, of the Born', S.E. ; E. A. Shipway, of the Bora', S.E. ; and Folios-constable Byron, 1) Divisiost Metropolitan ...

... Lorimer and Marion Kske exchanged glances. “ ll go to the theatre to-night,” said the genenil ; ** Drury Lane. It must poor place comjKired to tlie Hrowery the Park. You won’t be riled. Mr. Lorimer, when 1 say it’s generally admitted to be so. What you ...

... more than aoo bodies which have been lying forgotten for over a century beneath the floor of Little Will Street Chapel, Drury Lane. In day, gone by this chapel was one of the chief dissenting centres in London. but as the neighbourhood descended in the ...

... en, for £1,760, which included the timber. DRAMATIC RECITAL—Mr. Nicoll Mclntyre, who was a well•known member of the old Drury Lane Stock Company in the sixties, and for many years established a great reputation in all the chief cities of America as ...

... before the public as a comic anger. As a reseal% he was engaged at pastonanat, and when Sir Augustus Harris booked him for Drury Lane his position was assured. Every year from that time he seamed to became more and more popular, and at length his salary ...

... n of over 500 hair-cuttings must make a goodly pile. • • • A very celebrated music hall serio-comic was in a box at Drury Lane seeing The Bondman a few nights ago. She sent round word to Mrs. Patrick Camptell that her pathetic acting as Greeba ...

... well patronised. The fare to London and back, including luncheon and stoner in the dining maioon, and a balcony seat at Drury Lane Theatre, is 155., or without the theatre ticket 10e. lid. BLUR BELL IN FAUMLAND.-011 Bstarday Next, 28th Wet., Mr. Edward ...