... the metropolis, lias Sliakspere been performed (with the exception of Sadler's Wells) since Macready's retirement from Drury Lane? The results are quite sufficient to prove that Macready had faith in his art, and dared to believe in Sliakspere with ...

... adjacent houses stand. The building is estimated to cost j£100.0(K). M. Jullien signed on Friday a leiise for three years fir Drury lane Theatre. The house is to be splendidly decorated, an l the present intention is to give promenade concerts, the legitimate ...

... Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors. Messrs. Miller and Carr, Eistche tp. B uikrupt's own petition. Dated Jan. 18. I)ELF John, of Drury Lane. linemlrai»er. Jan. 2H, March I, Bank rupts' Court Solicitor. Mr. Pullen. Basmghail -street Pot «r Robert Siminton, «*f ...

... Travers; it being the first appearance of the latter gentleman in this theatre. the course of last season he made his debut at Drury Lane in a translated version of Donizetti's La Favorite, and met with very considerable approval on the part of the musical ...

... se.—The society for improving the condition of the labouring classes have opened model lodging-house in Charles-street, Drury Lane, London. It provides for the accommodation of single labouring men. Each inmate here, paying 4d. per night, or 2s. a-week ...

... Bunn, who if said have succeeded in securing for his new enterprise the services of the very efficient operatic company of Drury Lane. Election of Loud M^you.—Mr. Alderman Hooper ha» been unanimously elecW 1% the Court of Aldermen. Alderman ood declined ...

... Theatre last season, has, in the course of the present one, taken very prominent position in the English Opera Company at Drury Lane, notwithstanding the predictions of a contemporary—that the unpleasant position termed shelving was destined to be her ...

... all tlte writing materials from the eye of her master. This honest menial deserves the gratitude of all the habieuts of Drury Lane theatre.—Lord Maidstone had written anotKer letter to the Times, when a friend, to whom the communication had been read ...

... plaintiff has laid his damages the declaration, for the alleged breach of an agreement signed .Mademoiselle Lind to sing at Drury Lane Theatre, at £10,000; and on the part of the defendant several pleas have been pleaded, in which pleas the alleged agreement ...

... occasion requires, she can sing both lower and | higher than the extreme indicated.—Madame Bishop's ; next engagement at Drury Lane produced quite sensation. She first appeared as Isoline in Balfe's Maid of Artois (the character rendered memorable by its ...

... The only ?? eon compare n to with it was the welcome to Mr. Maacready wvht lie returned tf 1n from Amnerica and opened Drury Lane Theatre. it tfl All this einthtiisin was display-ed. before Madelaoiselle th Jeamy Lind had 'sung a note. TO an artist of ...

... jist name the dollars, and draw on yours, TnoMAS Phinkas Barnum. P.S. Would you ax Mr. Bunn if he'd sell the thing off Drury Lane portico, for the Gen'ral to rehearse by ?— Punch. Anecdotes or Pope Pius IX.—The youngest of the cardinals in the conclave ...