... he had engaged some of the first theatrical talent from the metropolis to perform, including Liston, Miss Phillips, from Drury-lane, Messrs. Paulo and Ellar, the pantomimists, and several other London stars. The Mayor, however, was inexorable, and refused ...

... which unnerves alike the bodily and mental owers.’’—Dumfries Courier. Captain Polhill pays £9000 per annum as lessee of Drury Lane Theatre; he has paid £8000, and the Committee re- commend the Proprietors to remit the balance, from the un- roductive state ...

... both in and out of the theatrical circle with re- spect to the number of persons who can be comfortably accommodated in Drury-lane Theatre. The following is correct :—The boxes will hold 1,200, or £420; the pit 3860 persons, or £150. 10s, ; the lower ...

... such a manner as would sustain an indictment, for Stealing. ‘THEATRICALS.—The union between the two of ‘Covent-Garden and Drury-Lane, as far as concerns the respective lessees, has, we have reason to know, been agreed upon ; but whether the performers, ...

... witness; and he mentioned company where we were present, that both Sheridan and Whitbread had lamented that the size of Drury-lane rather kept people out it than drew them intuit. Mr. W. Farren, it is hoped, will he called, not merely because he must ...

... comfort and their safety.— Medical Gazette. We regret to state that the cholera has broken out very severely in the end of Drury-lane towards Holborn. There were eight cases carried into the Cholera Hospital, George- street, during Monday. Considerable alarm ...