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... lessee of Drury lane Theatre, applied for his discharge. The eche- dule contained a list of 201 creditors, and the total debts atnoanted to 56684 sa. lid. The insolvency was stated to have arisen from the losses entailed by the management or Drury-lane Theatre ...
... 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 ...
... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Prinocesseand the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury. lane of the oolony. Then there are all sorts of eahib!, i tlone, and last there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...
... 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 ...
... a fearful recoil of ?? Record. The' Iouligdr at the Chibs states that Mr. D. T. Smith retires from the management of Drury Lane 'Theatre in consequence of a demand made by the Theatre Committee for an advance of £1,000 a-year on the rent he pays. A ...
... mouth proving vttrlym useless' . . ?? A chapel, lately occupied by a congregation of In-: -dependents, in W ilson Street, Drury Lane, at the hack of St. Martin's Hall, has been purchasea for 11,600 by a Rtoman Catholic gentleman,, and, presented by him ...
... . THE HAVELOCK MEMORIAL FUND. is London, Friday. t This afternoon, tile Duke of Cambridge presided at . meeting held in Drury Lane Theatre, to aid the I I I t I I I tI 1i !.I II fund for the erection of a statuo to the late Sir Hi. [laveloce in Trafal'gar ...
... gratifying, although the house was far from being a good one. The plse- nomena of besieged doors and crowded benches at Drury Lane Theatre are nightly realised. A asesv five act play hits been produced, but without anything ap- proaching success. I1r ...
... fermented bovc- rages, A COOL AvEXTOER.-A certaiii Englislt gentleman, who Ias a regular Frequenter of the griecl-lrolo of Drury Lane Theatre li tile days of' Lord Byron's ommittee, and who always stood quietly on the hearthi-rug there withl his lacle to ...
... -The new comedy of Msslcs and Facee` was performed last night,in,%ie bclieve,a highly creditable rnamier. Miss Anderton, a Drury Lane actress, who, in supporting Mr. Sullivan Mere, bucame a favourite with the audience last season, has been the principal ...
... rratlher well-kcnowvn singer, snow- retired inrto private life, and tire latter tire wife of PoetBuninsor- srerly lessee of Drury Lane Tireatre. Tire first Mr's. B. gets a lien ry iso tiohre /rr'h,thnree ready-fis'rnisilri hrouses in fee-simple, twenty thousand ...
... little space to comment upon the really magnificent and telling demonstra- tion in favour of Protection which came off at Drury Lane Theatre, in London, on the same day. At this meeting, including the numbers who were obliged to swarm off to St. Martin's ...