... provisions, t o Chalies wust have perishel. The beats were picked ap Bve days afterwands by a Prench vesse!, A new lease of Drury Lane Theatve bas beer gran'sd v Me ET. Smith fin o perinl of seven years amld eight npomthe from lb'!\-,\ tima, &t & Yol b £4 ...

... before the close of the bet century, he began hb active life hoses painter Edinburgh; roe* in 1822 to to ** *' essne-paloter Drury Lane Theatre, along with AoademicUn, Clarkson Stanfield; after that be began to exhibit ia the Royal he travelled to Spain and ...

... ;3, James i. o' d from Air Uooiwin, P-'iwilh I, P-'-vk ' ugh-r, Kev.in*, p-cliel -in fr licstoCTD. li st kept rue s—l, h Drury Lane, 5s from Mr hat - ■ »t ii-. ami from Mr . * 2, Peter M'GraddT, Dru-nmom!, l-Top from M>- M • WilU.m, of Whithoin, - Whithorn ...

... very exciting just now. At numerous theatres there arc good draws.” I The drama of The World is again great j favour at old Drury Lane, and is now preceded I a “ C«-opera entitled “ The Stores.” On the first night Pelham, who enacts the part of Cabinet ...

... language in the metropolis has been going on a very rapid rate within the last few years, and many who know German are going to Drury Lane test the extent their knowledge. The dramatic critics think, however, that the acting of Shakespeare is not quite up to ...

... ll. J. A. Sharp, Moss bank, J«h..tton .. , C1.a.45. null*? Lea per belonging to a Member of the Society- -1, D. Uunur, Drury Lane; 2, N. Mattbewa. jr., Whitebilb. Class Woolled Karo or Uiccster R.m-1 J. M'GiU, Banalloeh ; 2, bail of Galloway ; c., D ...

... One of these, Mr Burfotd Delannoy. baa appeared frequently late, and though ho has not had tho opportunity of appearing at Drury Lane any tho other theatres, the time is not far distant when will Appear at some tho more celebrated houses. Me ha® been acting ...

... whole revenue the country. (Cheers.) . Mr Forsyth, Riffor Park, the winner of the •• Member’s Cop MHJuffie, Saltier Hunter. Drury Lane; Mr Matthews, Whitebills; and Mr Drew, replied to the toaat. The Chairman next proposed the Lotoccewfol Competitors,” which ...

... affair, the Oxford and Canterbury Music Halla, which are invariably crowded, were half empty on Saturday evening last. Even Drury Lane, with drama almost unparalleled in Sts power to draw,” was shorn somewhat of its strength. All the other bouses suffered ...

... throw them ss>de, you f> ••oh no, replied the ch.ld; let out the tucks.” Lord Btkos, when friend the green* rot.ii. of Drury Lane Tbeatietf did not think the Sg of&dy “The Maid and the Magpie. to l excessively natural, replied—“l really cannot say. ...

... 12 Li I'u f; G 11. 11.1 ; 1 Month*, ; IVec poem.. Stilt menu): Poolny, 4 1 no fee China. ii 8. 24. P. 0.0 to bt made at DRURY LANE, to W. k enrol OFFICE : 41 WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. ...

... de Is tie restriction. Mr John Oilemsa kin to is the author of the book lige riga to be aw Actor's H. A. As Male Ine at Drury lane !bales to Iresdnee r f arms er IN Egyptian campaign. Mine Ado no turmd to the stage hew otter IN Homan Nature, ' drams now ...