... 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- ...

... £1,500 a-year from his future earnings, which a few of his creditors refused; his debts are'£9,000, with no assests; his Drury Lane Operas are the cause of his failure. In the Italian army njow fighting against the Austrians are a large body of Caputhin ...

... Tue IJur.9renorita is only known to this contry throngrh the me- tI dinim of the Brussels Company, who performed it at Drury- Lane ti 5e Theatne in the suoumer of 184. 1 Thie i'ure/to of the fIfyueenrnvs, originally written by Sctibe in iI five acts, ...

... nd Concerts for the Manchester 1Inf rmary have alread3y lodired 62.03n in the bank. 'IA. Jullien's promenade concerts in Drury Lane terminated ion Saturday evening: and the theatre, as last year, iA to be degraded into a vircus, for the exhibition 4 French ...

... Ripon arrived at ad Gibraltar on the 25th ult. in four days and 20 hoors from Southarnpton. p, I M. Jullien's interest in Drury Lane Theatre has ceased, i s. and Mr Beale, of the firm of Cramer, Beale, & Co., music publishers, is now the lessee. ...

... Falcon to be Rear-Admiral of the Blue. BANKRUPTS. W. Sharp, Wisbech St Peters, Isle of Ely, brewer A. Anderton, Clare Court, Drury Lane, tavern keeper J. Gibbs, Lestes, Sussex, boot and shoe maker J. Blake, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, builder C. Staples, S ...

... appeared likely to be realised for the benefit of the creditors. The cost for the repair, alteration, and decoration of Drury Lane Theatre, the expense of the Grand Opera, and that of the equestrian company, formed a total of L.30,584; while the receipts ...

... dressed young men, were charged at the bar before Mr Jardine, charged with attempting to create a riot and distur- bances at Drury Lane Theatre last night, and prevent the performance of a French play. Mr Chappell attended on behalf of the proprietors and ...

... accustomed to see him in tragic parts alone. His reception from an audience which completely filled that huge theatre in Drury lane was enthusiastic. The crowded pit, the crowvded gallery, the boxes partitioned into stalls and crowded still, all united ...

... efforts to drain. and ventilate the morals of the people. The Society's first houses, those in King Street and Charles Street, Drury Lane,. hold respectively 24 andib8l lodgers, in rooms of unequal size, containing from 3 toll1 beds. The locality could not have ...

... pressure of great importunity, she bad consented to an engagement offered her by Mr Bunn, to perform in English operas at Drury Lane Theatre; having been persuaded by that gentleman, that it would be very easy to acquire a sufficient knowledge of the English ...

... has been retained bv Ml. Jullien to make up his accounts. His difficulties are attributed to his bringing out the opera at Drury Lane Theatre. M. Jullien, before making himself a bankrupt, offered his cre- ditors £1500 per annum out of his future professional ...