... proved ly thefollowing witnesses: AMr Cooke ?? Directoil of Music at Drury Lane mnd Covent Garden Theaties. Remembers Paga- nini giving four, concerts in July'fast, at Drury Lane Theatre. %a w plaintiff occupied concerning them, being the active person ...

... absence from Drury Lane, to favour us with her wood.nates wild for a few nights. Weekes is also engaged ; and Green-roam ?? says, that the indefatigable ondutteup is in treaty with the American cornedian, Hill, whn succeeded so well an Drury Lane as the ...

... he prsrietors of thD ICing's Theatre, London, bhve also coeeiderably retuced their dronands ; anl (overit Glrdein sltl Drury Lane are nuew let for seveial thlousanlds usnder the sues they bronglit four years ago. Orer theatre fortmerly paid two'thoutsa'nd ...

... Yates's share of extra supernumeraries, &e. Leach being en- gaged by Mr Yates to perform. Mr Hooper (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is also engaged by Mr Yates) stepped forward, corroborated the stage mana- ger's explanation, and censured Mr Leach ...

... excepted. t [I. '/VALUE OF THEATRICAL PROP ERTY.-On d ?? Nvas sold at the 2lart; three renters' tI Ibabes of L.50Ra.Uch in Drury Lane Theatre, en- n 'tidting the possessor to atn inconse of about, on the a 'average - L.12 a year, with a transferable free ...

... the parish.. Now the Learned Counsel (Sir .h Searlett) clearly showed it was on account of the poor oF Covent Garden and Drury Lane. He defied tbem to prove that'niorality or de- corum had been violatetlat the Tottenham- Street Theatre; and moreover, he ...

... been made before the Privv Council by Messrs Hall and Cooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers or Drury Lane, as tending to show that the late fire which has de- stroyed the two Houses of Parliament was the re- sult of design. We ...

... success about two viars a~go-by the beg- s ter'- litiigleftrer gang, 'when the natme t'f Mrl Sjirrzrg,' lat i of Atided Drury 'Lane' Tlheatre,' and otblers -in, the 'nane enpacity, arned were made use 'of, the better to practise the mor sutir- tine. Onl ...

... It con- r sisted of Baker, the butler; Mr Gosford, a singer; and Mr Brereton, a theatrical guntlemaan, conneeted with 4 Drury Lane Theatre; the Misses - , servants to a next door neighbour; and several other personis of dis. , tinction. The tea and the ...

... announced fur repe ition C. Kemble. Mrs and Mr Wood Those celebrated vocalists made their engagement tviih the prapriotors of Drury Lane Theatre to play in first pieces only, and to receive for their services sixty pounds sterling per week— All theatrical persons ...