... Mdlle. Piceolomini, along with several other artists, so generously assisted, and which have been so eminently successful at Drury Lane. ...

... years in London the business of a merchant. He was one of the Committee, who, with Lord Byron undertook the management of Drury Lane Theatre. He was the originator and conductor of a company which competed not unsuccessfully with the Hudson's Bay Company ...

... was also sworn iu on his appointment to the office of Solicitor-General. Briton's Manfred is once again to be tried et Drury Lane, with Mr Phelps in the principal character. The scenery and musical accessories are to be on a liberal scale. A numerous ...

... the right time, in the right placw.—Daily Telegraph. THISTRICAL Lies.—ln connection with the production et ' Manfred' at Drury Lane is a fact which shoes the ups and downs of an actor's life. The actor who performed the part of Manfred when it was produced ...

... soya, Strand Theatres, London), by Mesa SOPHIE (EWEN (The Celebrated Prima Donna), Miss ANNE HOWE (of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, London, and Theatre-Royal, Liverpool), will make their Appearance in the Thrilling Drama CRIME; •ND Byron's most Successful ...

... during the farce of My Ileart's in the Highlands, a married woman, named Stevens, gave birth to a obild in the pit of Drury Lane Theatre, causing great confusion. The child was dead. The proposal for a Congress has produced a ,not from Thiers, which ...

... present elevation from the level of a house-painter's apprentice, with an interval of novitiateship arnt as a scene painter ia Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Ruskin coquetted with the brush before he took up the pen, as vigorously as Bishop Colenso attacked algebra ...

... eagn'it lastip 1 p ihkniet.ed artis t. wayie t as nh roads e : Dt p t hpafip.eir apprentice, n t z i eo t ie be alt e l Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Ruskin coquetted with the brush before betook up the pen, as vigorously as Bishop Copses attacked algebra before ...

... end, has taken a house and grounds near Fulham, called Prior Park, formerly in the occupation of Mr E. T. Smith, late of Drury Lane Theatre, but now of Cretnorne Gardens. In this house he will have ahund .nt room to gratify his taste fur the antique, as ...

... charged before Mr Flowers wtth having created a disturbance and interrupted the service in Whitfield Chapel, %Vilann Street, Drury Lane, on Sunday evening. From the evidence it appeared that during the sermon the prisoner bad interrupted with several loud ...

... the I liclord, and Mr Itoleno would glee them • hot Cod:lnge with pleasure, only that be engagement with the management of Drury Lane precluded him from performing at aaother piece. 'the prise was awarded to Mr Taylor, and Mr Vision handed him a cheque for ...

... Imogen at Covent Garden, and full twenty years since she played it at Drury Lane, with Mr Macready as lachimo, and Mr Anderson an Posthumus. Mr Phelps is now the Posthumus at Drury Lane. It is furious, to say the least, to find two youthful ch waders personated ...