... her last appearance de lie in Manchester on this occasion, previous to entering upon i her duties at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Al ademoiselle grn Carolina Beer will take the leading contralto music, which th usshe has been recently studying in the ...

... -Tloe teut circus erected on Mr. Lee's t sebowliug-greero, and belonging to Messrs. Hcruaniiez an ti les - Static, from Drury Lane, received but slender support on to eo, Monday and Tomeeday evenings last, altboitgh the perfor- the ace, noanee was of ...

... eshibition will appear in our Ml paper of Wednesday next. in THEATRE ROYAL.- PzRrro, wlich when first produced pro lat Drury Lane, in thle year 1799, bed a run at that time oni- reE preecteneted, is aon arrangement, for we can scarcely Rall it a till ...

... told, both by Madame Caradori and Id, Signor Pavesi, that they were about to leave England. Mr. Smith, the proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre, proved that they took lbs theatre for a period of eighteen nights; and if, tat aft~r this understonding, it weut ...

... and was one of the most soner for popular of the lass prominent speakers attbe great free-trade brouS ug gatherings in Drury Lane. Since the dissolution in 1847 Ann rot Mr. Gisborne has not been a member in the House of Coam Road, ad mons; but his zealous ...

... us to antieilpae. During her career at Sadler's Wells, under the able management of Mr. Phelps, boi and still more son at Drury Lane, since its re-opening, tunder Br the diesetion of Mr. Butno, reteopolitan criticism has almost rel been exlravrrgant in ...

... always had the greatest faith in Mr. George. We' hear also, by the way, that Balfe hets gcompleted an original opera, for Drury Lane, anti that Mr. Fratik Mori is involved in ?? J~orld. tar A NEGLIECTED WAROi.-Tlie singular tried of ad 1Matthewv. H-arty ...

... H. Lewes, author of the dramatie h piace entitled 1 A Caine of Specnitation, against Mr. E. T. ei .Snioslb, leasee of Drury Lane Theatre, for the penalties in- lift eurreci by thle ?? havinig represented that piece, with- rob out stie plaintiff's consent ...

... PstseINTI NG-Oriprea.-.O n Fridahy avemninPeuiouns-accjdent, occurred at the printing-office of to u gibspaer, Parker-street,' Drury Lane, London. .. Alad namd 3ohnCotterell, -was engaged at a cylinder priningmacinelayng n th shetsof paper, %when his -e- igh ...

... HELEN FAUCIT. - The Litce'ary Gazette It- it ctins thle followvingcanntouncement: - 1Mr. Bunn's Jig it arscontcgement fur Drury Lane includes an engagement of ag, rthe Mliss Hielen Faucti, for aihuliited tieumber of nights.Weaeh egal, glad to fsfi c hat ...

... Os. Iiug per month, for voyages to the Baltic. in- Mr. G. V. Brooke, the tragedian, made his first appear-I be ance at Drury Lane Theatre; on Monday evening last, in the I character of Othello.- On ELOPEMENT AND Muanica-In the case of the supposed ...

... issue ; and he now predicted that say the when this association was able to hold its meetings in who ati Covent-garden or Drury-lane, it would not he long before Narrat the chancellor of the exchequer ?? put the taxes on Trent, knowledge into his hudget ...