... Faustus. Teis w as a suddle n clap of thunder to Drury-Lane and in- stantly the' face of things was completely reversed : never was their an alteration so instatataneous or sn effectunl. The receipts at Drury-Lane fell at once to £40, £50, or Xir) a tniatiat ...

... late Sir Francis Burdett. The gain, on the whole, is 5 in favour of the M1.inisterial side of the House. ed -Standard. us Drury-lane Thectre.-Her Majesty and Prince Albert i visited this lfhet ,n Thursdav evening, to witness the ] n- performance of the ...

... iVerpool. Ratlesnake, Stonie, froom Glasgow at Leghorn, in 16 dass. he ENGLISH. BANKRUPTS. Rb H.. E. Lee and J. tuaddiovL, Drury-lane, stce-n-niachine-rinters. J. Cnasasy. Grey's-innl-2aue, cheeserutonger. Wt. . GetIing,. Gletuford. Suffolk, intikieeper ...

... Bread.-On Saturday a great re- sft duction took place in the price of bread of the second H quality, which was selling in Drury-lane and its vicinityat w Id. and 6id. per 41b. loaf. The general price of bread of fit the second qualit- on Monday morning ...

... Hand. to civo a G RG N AM) INSTIRZUMNIENTA.!I. £- t FOR IMA\NCE. in tite samne ?? as hit ceietrraend (i * Tlie.itres e al, Drury Lane, Cove:it (arden, and ?? Ho t; on vhich occasion, the Prncrarntne milli b. the W'orlis nf the Great MIasters. and n'ill ...

... 7th, TUESDAY stph; NESi , THURSDAY, 10th; and FR1DAY,1`1th;- In the eame style as those given by him at eatrest- oval Drury- Lane, Covent. Garden, ?? O~peraI-louse. The Prograrnmme willbe haned eeryEvuiie, and arranged in such a manner as to enable Xona ...

... Philip Keemble and Mrs. Siddons retired from Drury-lane ; in the next season tihev went over to Covent-garden, in %which theatre J. P. *Kemble had purchased shares. Bannister had been ap- pointed manager of Drury-lane, but, as somne of our older readers may ...

... drinks -i Li-#Z ii J atir. ?? . i;. ni-a;:c ?? t;e i{ tfi* a/S-t; gentltitnan, wlho Was one of the rcrps ,perat'one of Drury Lane Theatre last season, die( at his residlence in Tavistoolk Place, on Sunday, in the prine of life. e Inade his ?? vre believe ...

... BALFE'S NEW OPERA. bALth't. AL% UfKitA. The newr opera, ' The Daughter of St. Mark, was produced on W~ednesday night at Drury Lane Theatre, vith the following ?? (King of Cyprus), Mr. Burdini; Andrea Cor- .aro (a Patrician of Venice): Mr. Borrani; Moncenigo ...

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... Vt~tuaev the death of this aeetincl~hcl lanct'r lairi not been the Oinly evil aittendant lujttn rice iate sad aoeitleilt at Drury-Lane Theatre. A TIurse, of the ?? of H~ull. supplied on the urgency ofr tite( ('lis fricl chic Alil ilesix Hospital to acrenci ...

... the most gifted of his profession, had its periods of sunshine and shadow, Mr. Johnston was manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and of the Theatres Royal Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and had also under his management various provincial esta- blishments ...