... for in his absence Doan Pedro, a play written byhim, and founded on the story of Don Peiro the Crnel, was acted at Drury. lane Theatre, the princiloal character being undertaken by Mr. Macready. In 1827 Lord Carnarvon published ' The Moor, a poem ...

... PUBLIG AMUSEMENTS FOR TEE WEE. THEATRE~ ROYAL, DRURY LANE. W~. Jullient's Concerts.-Positiveiy the Last WeeIk but Onef. Ties -Row Polka- ever.' night. Itadie. 3etty Treffe eper night- Fijcet nightq of Leo ligtirnots.' 1he Mintdessoht;Festival.' TO ...

... Mr. Nelson Lee, who has a finger in the pie at every theatre of note, and at the majority serves up the entire dish. At Drury Lane, Rodwell does the opening and the music, and Nelson Lee the whole of the conic business. Mr. Nelson Lee also does the City ...

... Ho~uklhao, Allrroft, fibres, Loader end Ilck. ouslpe, Bailey arred Moon, Jollies and Co., Reich, sad Prow.ls IHS)ATRJ.I ROYAL DRURY LaNE. Germian Opera. T YO MRROW (Monday) eoenicg will to produced Fslotwe cc- Tleerteced:iper of- M THA;l or, tbc Marke. 1Rebot ...

... several females in the omnibus, and their screams were most terrific, and it was not before the vehicle reached the middle of Drury- lane that the horses stopped from sheer exhaustion. A crowd soon gathered round the omnibus, and it was found that Abbott was ...

... have oc- curred on the morning of the day fixed for his benefit, which has been for some time announced to take place at Drury-lane Theatre_ It is believed that the cause of death was a disease of the heart, and that the excitement consequent upon the ...

... meaning by the suffrage question the extension of the franchise to the whole of the industrial classes. The great meeting at Drury-lane, to which we then Yeferred, was in itself a proof of this, for that meeting was one promoted by the middle classes, with ...

... THE PROTECTION HUMBUG. A. strange scene was exhibited in Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday afternoon. 'Never did the walls of Drury-lane, Theatre, associated as is that temple of the drama with so many historic triumphs, many of them of an interest national ...

... crowded house. Les Huguenots and Don Giovanni have also drawn good ?? German company are still performing with success at DRURY-LANE. ' Martha, A Night in Grenada, arid Don Joan, have been the operas performed during the ?? HAYMcARKET bills have ...

... in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and he holder was tntitled from it, besides a free admission, o Is. 3d per night of performance it produced 48 gui- seas. Lot 3 comprised five 100o proprietors' shares in he Theare Royal, Drury-lane, affording a nomisation ...

... colonial, manufacturing, and shipping interests, and favourable to the prinoiple of protection, was held in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, for the purpose of re- ceiving the report of the previsional committee, ap- pointed at the meeting held at the Hall of ...

... the contrary, on the day of meeting. E. Hammond, Klngseon and Rotherhithe, oil-crusher, July 10-Ann Anderson, Clare-court, Drury-lane, taverr. keeper, July 10-C. Smith, Etlfield, wine and spirit merchant, July 1 I-J. Gurney, Lamnbeth-walk, brewer J uly~ ...