... size, wans sold for 10Q~gailneas, the same surn being paid for Jcliet, ia beast of truly mami moth proportions, known at Drury Lane as Jenny Lind. -Tese animals were said tqorbave originally cost ;oo, and the greatest surprise was manifestedby, dlpreaent ...

... Portenood, Cheshire, cotton Narn ma nufacturer--. Storey, Sheffield, Yorkshire, pawwbroker-R. E. Lee, Craven buildings, Drury lane, printer-J. T. Winter, Totten. ham court road, bill broker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Robert Bowes, joiner, Glasgow, July 12 ...

... High street, Port- land tow n, general deater-G}. Martin, Queen's road, Valoton, farrier -J. Marshall, Browniow street, Drury lane, cabinet maker-S. Nice, rem., Duke street, Ltsson grove, snrgesn-J. Rsowe, Edwvard street, Shephvraess walk, City road, ...

... of playing in tragedies would be few and far between, he declined them. ,He had previously accepted an engagement at Drury- lane, under Mr. Macready, for the juvenile business; but upon his arrival in London, perceiving his name in one of the casts ...

... her return south, from New York, damaged her machinery, and put back to repair. Her Majesty and Prince Albert will visit Drury Lane on Monday, to witness Macbeth. MARYLEBONE VESTRY.-At the usual weekly meeting of the vestry held yesterday, Mr. H. Tabrum ...

... DRURY-LANE IDEAS OF LEGITIMACY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. SIR,-The following, announcement from the manager of Drury-lane has just appeared:- With the riew of sustaining the high operatic character this theatre enjoys, aneniagement has been effected ...

... first to commence that pernicious and degrading custom. He sent carte blanc to the various performers he wished to engage at Drury-lane Theatre, leaving the actor to fill up his own terms. In that manner he obtained the services of the late Liston, Macready ...

... bona fide authorof the new piece of The Prisoner of War, now enacting with great success by her Majesty's servants at Drury Lane; as- suredly he must have sketched Pall Mall in it, who alluding to taxes, tells us that an Englishman does not know ...

... have heard of heoe, was a great thief- he is placed on the portico of Drury-lane, because there is no room for him in- side. There are besides the boxes, very fine stables at Drury- lane; and the green-room (a place for young actors, green being a fashionable ...

... suficiently favorable to the case of the convict (now under sentence of death in Newgate, for the murder of Mr. Bostock, in Drury- lane) have transpired, which could induce the proper authori- ties to recommend to the Crowss the remission of the capital p ...

... . I have the honour to be, sir, Your obedientservant, (Signed) i E. L. JENNINGs. Alfred Bunn, Esq. 'Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. WE should very much like to hail the return of Viardot Garcia to Her Majesty's Theatre, and we feel assured that if her ...

... The usual toasts having been proposed and duly honored, the illustrious.chairman proposed *Mr. Harley and succeis to the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, after which Mr. Cooper'delivered the customary address. Sub- sequently the amount of subscriptions to ...