... Isixt week, been manifesto I in London. A French Dramatic Coru|*.my, j headed by the novclliat, M. Dunins, having taken i Drury Lane Theatre, it would appear that this foreign invasion alarmed some of our own actors and their sympathisers, and every annoyance ...

... Was stuck up this placard:— ** Lost, stolen, or strayed, little man— Will. Jenkins was his name; was owner shop lu a court Drury Lane. 111- la-ad it was entirely bald— His toggery was brown; His height it was just four foot nine. From toes to his crown; ...

... to vote ; b the n whence he progressed to London, in nous after-scason (1820). He made his first ease, and 1 aughs I eat Drury Lane, as Hisk, in“ Lov versity. and was engaged for five years. He vote to the acted as a substitute for Munden, Dowton, the ...

... the debt they contracted under the fell impulse and I necessity of war. FIRST APPEARANCE OF PROTECTIONISTS THE HOARDS OF DRURY LANE. (From the Liverpool Mercury) Wilt* first the Chinese saw nn steamer their imitative propensities stimulated them to attempt ...

... the many attractions their Highland Home. The Parliamentary ami Financial Reform Association*’ held their first meeting” Drury Lane Theatre Monday evoning. ishinw suiiccss, we do, the cause, are sorry to observe the tone of the meeting, and tin* rash ...

... oung Kean’s reputed father, Edward. On th and sho, in 1788, had some weighty reasons appeared to ha twenty-four ho ice from Drury Lane, certainly, took thunder-storms, est in the child, and, in 1794, obtained in the theatre, where he actually made oecasions ...

... Hilton of Ardwick-green, Third, 54 The a gentleman of some property. Mr Vebster, a stage dancer, brother to ss Webster of Drury-lane Theatre, who January netely burned to death. Mr Webster has were brisk, he boards of the Theatre-Royal, the Liver, | weighing ...