... the new temple on the day promised. The lessee had obtained the permis- sion of the Drury Lane manager to erect the new scenery and fittings on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre, and hundreds of carpenters, artificers, scene-painters, and mechanists were ...

... called Russell Place, one end of which faces the Bow Street Police Court, and the other is oppo. site to the pit entrance of Drury Lane Theatre in Russell Street. Until tile last few days the houses in the court, five in number, have been principally occupied ...

... formance. POI'ULAnEENT'RTArNMTrT.-y11r1T AeD Musrc.-Mr. Nlacarthy, the celebrated Irishcomedian, of time theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will, wve under- stand, give one of his Irish evenings, in the Music Hall, in this town, and afford our ...

... were Mdlle Vaneri, Miss Eyles, Mr Charles Brabam, Mr Allan Irving, and M. Francesco Berger. idlle Vaneri appeared at the Drury Lane, during the last season with the Titjione Company, and also in Dub- lin in August last, and the impression made upon tile ...

... have been freely offered for admission tickets whose original cost was 6s. (d. Hence it is that the demand for places in Drury Lane Theatre on the 29th has been so- large, that it will be found impossible to find adequate accommodation for the throngs ...

... and un- ianneriv mob were rehearsed with a violence and ontelopt of order that set decorum at dfiance, and 'ave the pit of Drury Lane Theatre the aspect of a ear garden. An unfortunate member of the French and of Guides being recognised. in his uniform, ...

... of £1,000. A very alarmiug fire broke out on Saturday last in the pre- mises of Mr. Dimond, oil and colouripan, No. 12, Drury Lane, which was nearlyattended with fatal consequences to the inmates, The whole stock in trade was nearly destroyed. i ...

... one and two o'clock, a distressing ac- cilenit occurred to a man named Samuel Henson, livingl at No. 9, Brownlow Stroet, Drury Lane, and empl)oyedas aminachiniist atSt~Ir. J. E.Taylor's printing- office, in Little Queen Street, Ifolborn. Tihe unfor- tiilato ...

... Broad- stone were a London Tragedy, and Green Street had been the Old Bailey, Spollen could have filled a theatre as large as Drury Lane. We are also pretty sure that, in such case, his morbid audience would have treated him after a very : different fashion ...

... LsTerir ?? was diliverd oin T'hirodav, in the ITinver- square Itromis, hy teice.c Dl. Cerisniirje of lieScitis' Chutrchl, Drury Lane, Loilnor, Lo slhow that The Teachling of Cardi- nal Wisetnati is ?? best Reason of Protest against his In- truision as ...

... doing better business than ?? present; the meriting perfoi- mances likewise prove very attractive, and the Hay- market and Drury Lane has e been espeoially marked for favour. It is said that the receipts at the Lyceum are nightly £200.- Cour Journal. A young ...

... about to call uPOL him en masse, electorally speakinga, foremost in the number being the bright particular stars who made Drury Lane lately ring with ridicule'of the Comic Old Gentleman, and some of whom nothing would satisfy short of his im- peachment ...