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... 1)IIURIY LANI. 'I'rm..AtrRICAL FUNI) DINNERL ?? the anniver-iiry Of the Drury Lane Tneatrieal Fund dinner .wns beld lit the 1-remlason's rall. The Dulie of Cnaisrilgo presided, nod vns supported by the Marqulis of Nororinahy Lord Adul- plu Fitccli rDwe ...
... CLARA WEBSTER. (To the Editor of die Times.) SIB-In all the accounts that have hitherto appeared of the awful accident at Drury Lane Theatre, I have not seen any mention of the behaviour of the audience on that occasion. I trust that it is oiwing rather ...
... 2000. It origi- nated in the house of a hardware ?? named Allen. On Thursday Mr Robins, the auctioneer, sold four shares in Drury Lane Theatre. They realised respectively 6,l 60, and 59 guineas each. The return on these shares was formerly L.25 per annum ...
... was unavoidably absent, but that he and other eminent members of the League would speak at the great meeting to be held in Drury Lane Theatre next Wednesday. The meeting theti separated. Mr Drummond, nepitesw of the late unfortunate and lamented Mr Edward ...
... tthe progresslve intelligence of the country. The treatment experienced by the French dramatic company who have appeared at Drury Lane, aud at- attempted to produce the .11onte C'Aristo of Alexandre Dtmams, has, we are glad to say, met with deserved repro- ...
... dramatist be free to all who chose to represent the same, so that Hamlet shonld no longer cofifle his woes to the boards of Drury Lane and Covent Garden. but be allowed to cross the river and awaken the less tu- tored sympathies of the denizens on the Surrey ...
... WITHIN. The whole to conclude with THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. The celebrated Tenor, Mr WV. Harrison (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, and the Ancient Con- certs, London), having entered into an Engagement to per- form for Eight NiAhts ...
... OPERATIC INTELLIGENCE. Although active preparations are at present going on within and xvithout Drury Lane for its npenin- on Saturday week, wvith opera and balbu,, the new Italian opera at Covent Gar- den, it is undcrstoud, will take the shine out of ...
... pronounced, on Siturday evelsing, by the ac. elamationsi of one of the largest audiences we have ever seen witihin the walls of Drury Lane Theatre. `he opera chosen for tbis interesting deburt was tile Sappho of Pacini, a piece in which Miss Novello gained the ...
... ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE. I I . . The weekly meetings of this body were resunist yesterday evening in Drury Lane Theatre. The number of persons on the stage was much fewer than upon any forter occasion, but the other part- of the house were, as usual, well ...