... during the past season. The Orchestra will include the principal Solo Performers from M. Jci.usa'a Concerts. Theatre Royal, Drury lane. Boors open at half pa«t Seven ; Concert to commence at Eight. Front Heats, 3s «d : Promenade, 1s Tickets to had of Pioorr ...

... of Orury-liue Theatre, preiided, md in pra> the health of Mr. Brooke, ita'ed that while Mr. Brooke bad been perlormiog at Drury lane the nightly receipt! bad been greater than at any period during the laat twenty-five yeara. It wai alao but Juitice to itate ...

... M. Jullien't Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, created so groat sensation during tho past Season. Tho Orchestra will include the principal Solo Performers from M. Jullien’s Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury lane. Doors open at Half past Seven. Concert ...

... audience arose from Mr. Rutherford’s tedious sermon. Mr. E. T. Smith, probably the gentleman here referred io, is the lessee of Drury lane Theatre. ENGLAND. Act 7 ana Viot., cap. 32, for eb. 10, 1858 ■AKTMKNT. Govt, debt £11,015,101) Other securities, 3,459,900 ...

... Suamer* Portland, ■ rilit* ia given for tlic transport g- r. .1 m.r. -i»« immediately arrival —Apply to M-KKAN, an.l CO. Drury lane, water »tree;, Llverj For Third Claa* Pa* ugeoJiLi, apply to BALL MARI indole and CO, W Water lot road, Livery ul. ...

... athletic powers have been the admiration and astonishment of the crowned audiences nightly assembled within the wads of Drury lane, in their highly classkal entertainment, Les Jeox Icarlens, Lcs Passes Gyranasllques; Wlloelm Conrad, the young Adonl-* ...

... one ship will not exceed 300. Bach Ship carries an experienced Surgeon. For passage, &c., apply to MILLERS and THOMPSON, 4 Drury lane, Water street, Liverpool; to H. a»d W. SCOTT. Bden quay, Dublin. Money Orders to Australia granted free of charge* ...

... Individualities than could personated In cue night the largest and rao*t efficient slock company tbat ever trod the boards of Drury Lane the llsymirfcet. In addition to ids illimitable Olio of Oddities, Mr. Woodin ou ilits occasii n introduces his to lew spec ...

... TION AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. To those who are disposed rank the cause of Protection to Native Industry with the things of the past, we would recommend the perusal of the proceedings of the great meeting which was held on Tuesday in Drury Lane Theatre, ...

... with the heartieat plaudit', whan ha had concluded hi« addrea*. Mr. Itrooke, after lha oloaa of hia Cork vlah. procerda o Drury lane, fulfil an engagement ...

... admirably himself, and displaying great knowledge as stage-manager. We perceive that Miss Fanny Vining, of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and Mr. E. L. Davenport, the cele. brated American tragedian, who lately performed with so much success at the Haymarket ...

... the Concen-ball. Mr. Macmk*dv's Bkurfit. —It l«noty#t decided where It will“conie off. CerUlulj not el her Majeetj'e op Drury lane Theatre*; but If Corcnt garden can be had It will be there; if not, the Haymarkct. and the price* will be releed for that ...