... actually play for the benefit of Mr. Wallack and his company, and win for them, by her exertions, more than 300 francs. At Drury. lane, Der Freychutz, has been produced with Mr. A. Lock- sley, and Miss Lanza. Mr. J. A. Heraud's new play of A Wife or no Wife ...

... m PAwcoOthEn AT ST. Si'zrmaN's.s-We hope that Parliament will open wilth a stronger company than usual this year. Like Drury Lane Theatre, we should like to see the principal parts In the annual pantomime supported with double strength. - With our customary ...

... held in the Westminster County Court on Friday week: the plaintiff being Mr. G. H. Lewes, the defendant Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Leweselaimedpaymentforcer- tain representations of The Game of Speculation. Mr. Smith's plea was that the ...

... oritio says that Mise Wilton b, is neither more- nor less than an incarnate sunbeam.- to The English Opera season at Drury Lane is drawing to a close. le e The Bohemian Girl has been added to the list of acting operas. ug -At the Princess's Theatre ...

... medal would be given for the I saptore of Delhi. 2 m ~ A~me~tin forthe purpose of promoting a memorial to ?? wae held in Drury Lane Theatre, London. on Friday, the Puke of Cambridge presiding. The principal 1speakers were thechairman. the Marquis of Lansdowne ...

... genius and originality, and the British publt are, ludebtei.$o bim for fostering the' Shaksperian drama at a time when Drury- ,lane and Covent-garden, and all the other establishments in London. except Sadler's Wells, had so far neglected the- lays of ...

... and met with mush success. TheEnglish is ballad opera of~ William and Susan, has been traneferrodfrom De the boards of Drury Lane to Sadler's Wells. as the -first, metal. a. inent of the composer's annual tribute to the musical 'taste a. existing in ...

... comic' r. lifnageir theyhave inAmerice. In LondlorltheiPntomimaes are, of couce itheprincipal attractions of lice week. At Drury Lane the weli~noww story of 11Jack Lind the Beanstalk forms the subject 6f'th'e Christians annulal, which 'is from the pen ...

... 1 The Dream, composed the tar the marriagea of her Royal ilighness the Princess Royal, ,d and ?? BuckinghamoPa~lace. Drury-. lane is still steadily maintaining its ground with the EnglIsh Opera Company in Auber's 1 Crown Diamonds. Bals's Rose Dr ...

... last of your abominable exactions. HowmuchamIlto subseribe ? A THEATRICAL SPECULATION.-Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has concluded his management like many of his predecessors, in the Insolvent Debtors' Court; and the schedule contains ...

... inittrferaneee of Sir George Grey. it ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A painfoli sensation prevailed ,e daring Sunday in the vicinity of Drury-lane, in consequence of *e a report Cleat Donovan, the pugilist, had murdered Isis wife, by throwing her out of window. Donovan ...

... Lincoln's inn, - isrmineham, varnish Lmcnai'fctnrere, do' far' ai reigards the .trosteeohlp-.Biarabeth 001cm 'and :- W'Ooloui Drury-lane, aud Birmingham., carriage trtimmllegr znmanfecinrera. ?? ' ?? :! ?? ...