... this exception there is no room for cavillin. It RmzEAD s GS Ause SnAlcSPnER-Mr. J. Russell, formerly 0 of the The atires Drury Lane adud Covent Garden, and known t to many of our-readers as a comediannof considerable talent,4 rigave the first ot two r ...

... to the principle of moderate, just, and equal protection to every interest in the State, was held on Tuesday last, ii Drury- lane Theatre, in imitation of the Covent-garden gatherings of the Anti-Corn Law League. THE BzANNuA-BIUDon.- The accidents during ...

... time. re Edit. Mercury. it] Afr. Fanreenhqff-On Moaday ae'nnight, a new drama, at entitled the Jetivus, was brought out at Drury Lane. in which a Mr. Vandenisoff performied the principal character. The rc London critics are almost unanimous In their praise ...

... Manchester wvith a series of concerts, at the V-elli-igton Room, after the mnaniner of his mnctro- pilitaln concerts at Drury Lane Theatre. Herr Kmocnig, M. Pesipei'ec, tichiardsou, Sclninidt, alid 3I. Juhlien him- self hav played solos, and delighted ...

... omassager takes his benefit on Monday, on which occasion Mir. and Mrs. Alban Croft, and Mr. Shrivall, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will make their nppearance bore, in the opera of La Sonnmandldta. AlMrs. A. Croft was lately tile prima doana at Drury ...

... among the pro- a fession in hisnative country, England, and was once manager c of the Strand Theatre, and subsequently of Drury Lane. In i both these lie was unsucecessful and became embarrassed, it though he sustained his reputation for integrity to the ...

... 6s. per week as a piecer, up to the time of Iis apprebhu. sion. TnE,,TngE._On OMonday, Mr. Phelps, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket, cem- nmenced an engagement here, and played Macbeth, The house, so far as tle pit and gallery ...

... produced, for Mr. Vandenhoffs benefit. Claude Melnoth by Air Vacdendol and Pauline, by Miss Faucit, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Haymarket, who appeared for that night only We shall notice'tapsjerformance in our next, DiIsoaDaLr PAuPER.-Yesterday ...

... the namie of Prichard, having failed as an actot, settled down into the more useful occtpation. of stige- , ..tnager of Drury Lane Theatre. 3e hbd the peculiaritv of I beng an extravagant admirer of celebrity, but the chief idol of his worship was Mir ...

... tli Mrs. A. Shaw, from the opora of Sap~plio, in which they di were nightly 'encored during the whole of last season at Drury Lane, and which we are sure will be a great of -favourite here. Then we have the splendid finale to Beethoven's Fidelico, to ...

... sub- ject of the corn laws, Mr. T. Duncombe presented a petition from the lessee, ma. nger, performers, and operatives of Drury Lane Theatre, complaininig of the interdiction of the Lord Chamberlain against performances on Wednesdays and Fridays during ...

... candidate for histrionic fame. We believe we may further confidently state, that he is already engaged to make his appearance at Drury Lane, immediately after tile commencement of the winter season; and that the walk of the dramatic profession he hee chosen, is ...