... niorniing the death of Signor ClorIlton, a professional harlequin, was uotified to the coroner. The deccased was last engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at Christmas, in the pantomime, and since that he and his family have been reduced to a starving condition. Onl ...

... FOR TOSE BSENEFIT OF THE 1 WELLINGTON COLLEGE. p We nuderstand that the results of the late amateur per- h; formance at Drury-lane have been as satisfactory in a pecuniary moint of view as could have been expected. The Qoeen, wihh i her usual liberality ...

... Ell 8an opportunity of doing so ois the previous evening, of fi-restaedthe charges against the Government be MA at made at Drury Lane on the 13th inst.; Sir C. Wood the( ?? replied, and certainly proved that the hion. member Mi uil for Tynemoutb, like the ...

... and liberal lessee of the theatre, as well as for the actor's seaze, will1 make him Wright d at Last. The papularity of Drury Lane Theatre, and the Equestrians V are still in fall career, and the morning performances (ain innova- r1 votion recently introduced ...

... visitors it shi Keswick and neighbourhood, enjoying the beautiful tool scenery which the autumnal season presents. on The Drury lane Italian Opera Company, including Wu. Mdlle. Titens,MadameBorchardt 'With Signors Giuglinli, Eal Vialetti, Corsi, and Aldighieri ...

... the conductor, vac Mr. Benedict. J. t, The principal event of the week has been the reappearance .t of Mr. G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, where this popular trage- k dian, whom his least favourable critics now recognise as a great actor, has again created a ...

... George's Hall at Bradford) -others have appeared above our horizon and gained a great ascension.-Mr. Jarrett's experiment at Drury Lane has been fortunate in more senses than one, and the principal artistes have achieved successes upon the stage of Old Drury ...

... of pantomimiets, with their attendant fairies, genii, comic masks, end haobgoblin f gores. The title of the pantomime at Drury Lane is Hey Diddle, Dididle; or, Harlequin Ring Nonsense and the Seven .Ages of Msnu The author is Mr. E. L. Blanchard, the ...

... ponies. The success which was achieved by the Pyne and Harrison company last season, at the Lyceum, has induced them to take Drury Lane, which is announced to be opened with the English version of Flotow's opera of 1 Martha, on the 16th of September. A young ...

... Sadler's Wells is I occupied by some musical people for concerts; Mr. Phelps and Mrs. Warner being starring in the provinces. Drury- ( lane is closed, and Mr. Anderson, who lhas lost some thousands, is now, I regret to say, an inmate oftihe Queen's Bench. Batty's ...

... Superiateudant Sanger. a ft On Tuesday Mr. Robins offered to public auction a £3 C500 renter's share in the Theatre Royal Drury lane, paying an annual dividend which last year amounted to ly fU per annum, with a free admission saleable annually, es sold ...

... David Ogilvy, ai -retie fro the oard y rottioss hutare eligible 'for re- 3, election. LnPf Teeaaan overflowing audience at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night, owing to the double attrcin ,of the first appearance of Mr. Charles M1,athewve since his r -late ...