... FAMILY, Herr DEUT,iN, Herr J. DEULIN, Sig. CALDL, Mr. C. STILT, Master STILT, end Mdlle. THEODORE, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. Mr. ALTFREI) WIGAN, THE POPuLAR COMEDIAN & AUTHOR. On EASTER-MONDAY Next, April lst, will be Performed the admired Drama ...

... amusement of ftse holiday folks. Ties 2Icelebrated Denimn family (six in number) Wihe, by their recent -, performancfes at Drury-lane Theatre, have gained so high a receove as pantomilmists. have been engaged, and will epcar in aaa new comic liarlequinede ...

... 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 ...

... -A more honour- able tribute could not have been paid to an artist than that .vwhich was awarded on Tuesday se'nnigbt at Drury-lane Theatre, , to Mrs. Glover, when, after an honourable career of more thaa half a century, she took leave of the public. The ...

... Pilgrims, was received with macli aluprobiainit 0 llen do lPinna, widow, formerly Mliss Uelc-aly 9-actress and vocalist at Drury-lane Theatre, woo committed a tdClerkenwell-oflice on Wednesiday for a week, asea drusken di,. e orderly. A poliee-constable ...

... obtained cite assistance of ble ft-tend lord Mohun, a man even more noto- riously prslltgate titan himself, tisey proceeded to Drury-lane, wills the intention of carrying off the beautiful Ictrees as site quitted cite theatre. From some eases site wise net eating ...

... have gained the applause of the musical world. Mt. BARRETT'S FALSTAF,.-Mr. Barrettes performance of the unctuous knight at Drury-lane theatre continues to be ap- preciated by the public. On Wednesday evening Mr. Justice ralfourd, after witnessing the performance ...

... ins, Carduf, sub-eontractor, on the South Wales railway. BAlNf tPTsS-TUESDAY, FEaSUAST 18. John B. and George B. Ceoper, Drury-lane, ironfoonders. to snr- rander Morale s, April 1, at Bnslraglll-street. Sollcitors, Ferd and Plland and Warden, Preston, ...

... London, wehere he had been dlgtdbthari- culturists of the neighbourhood to represn hma h get Protectionist gathering at Drury-lane. The Chairman returned thuanks, and after explaining the cir. cumstances unuder which he went to London said-I did attend ...

... wife of George Mayris Syl- m 'veeter Eso.,. aL Son. V May 10, in London, the wife of Mr. Artaud, of the Theatre- 'v royal, Drury-lane, a daughter. I MARIRIED. 51 Lately, at St. Augustine's chureh, Mr. Robert Holloway, to Ol Selina, only child of Wyanfried ...

... night, are operating disastrously e, upon the fortunes ofthe London theatres, Sadlpr's Wells closed on Wednesdaj week, and Drury-lane oi 8axdtjy l ight1 qM no o4i9: V!94414 Want 9tepatrguuq_ DrAacooona,.Mr. H. T. Hope. of Piccadilly, exhibits a caahet ...

... favourite th e of Mrs. Garrick, the widow of the celebrated actor. Whenever fa it was desirable that a new performer at Drury-lane should make r a hit, the committee need to bringth1 e venerable old lady out to ;e her private box, to say he reminded her ...