... With as much accuracy ■s modern theatrical circumstances will permit, Mr. Augustus Harris on Twelfth-Night carried out. at Drury Lane Theatre, the Iladdeley bequest—one of those quaint testamentary dispositions that show a grateful remembrance of the scene ...

... recitations were given, and a most enjoyable time was spent by all present. anus Price, who in now playing i• The Whip at Drury Lane, made her Bret appearance on the 'stage when she was 11 years of age, in a thinking part in one of Benson's productions ...

... 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 ...

... followed with representatives of the Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Music, the Guildhall School of Music, the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons, the Stock Exchange Orchestral Society, the Criterion Smoking Concerts, and the Philharmonic Society ...

... 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 ...

... Cliailoa had weekly calory of Iweuly pound, at (Jargon Uieulro, and in iho following year lie had a rxvjktiy one of the amount Drury Lane; cca'e of remunei alion according which ho wa-« paid nnlil hie rolirement from the ctago. Jn the very height of their popularity ...

... comprising Phelps, John Ryder, James Anderson, Marston, Rayner, and others, during the regime of Mr. F. B. Chatterton, at Drury-lane, he entered upon a successful engagement in Australia. Wben he came back to England he reappeared at the Surrey, then under ...

... , was charged before the magistrate at Bowstreet, on Saturday, with a violent Aswan on Mr. Michael Siena, burgeon, 41, Drury ,lane. Mr. Sleets stated that about half-past wren o'clock ha was standing at his own door, his wife, who had gone Out for a few ...

... management should bring over parloy-voo* and frog-eaters to tako the bread out English mouths. Feaco was at length restored in Drury Lane, and the dancers sent lack. The management lost four thousand poiftads. Garrick purchasing knowledgs his public rather high ...

... aim to pay corit* of the other aummoos. It is rumoured London that Mr. Cecil b the dramatist and jounialiat, ia maomrec of Drury Lane. ...

... itself, is republished: « Garrick Club, Oovent Garden, Nov. 28. Dear Sir,—l was stopped the other night the stage door of Drury Lane Theatre people whom I remember to have seen at the Lyceum under your reign. This is the first time such affront was ever ...

... tho support of the highways which they most to wiar down and deteriorate. —Chamber of A'jricallure Journal. THE TERROR OF DRURY LANE. Mrs. WosthaU'a little boy William lately got into trouble for begging. He had colleague with him, of whom more anon. They ...