... ?? 1.- 1.11Il - ?? ?? ,. ?? - ?? - -, ?? , ?? ?? MANCHESTER, SATURIDAY, JUNE 16, 1855. THE ADMINISTRATIVE RE FORMERS AT DRURY LANE. .. .. . . I ,~ I' In all things evil there is said to be a spirit of good; and war, with all its calamities and disasters ...

... the leading ?? features of the orchestra, iucludinig'the incomparable Roetig. ose At the clese of the cecent season, at Drury Lane, we find the 1st following eomplimentary tribute to the popular conductor in 100,the columns o e Times ?? J ltlien, who ...

... LANE. : 0 A & , as- NLA)- ?? - ?? At- Ad - e At: the Bow-streetPolioe Court, on Thursday, Mr. I ar e Boleno, the clown at Drury Lane Theatre, appeared to a a summons charging 'him with having assaulted ,James 5, MXacintosh, -a supernumerary, durng. the ...

... stbetter bestowed in the pockets of the poor Ariszons 'Y than in lis own. If he be in doubt whether lie shall Y visit Drury Lane for the purpose of his own selfish amuse- is ment on Monday or Saturday, let him by all means give the preference to the ...

... and halls of dazzling light become more 'and more bewildering. From the classical dramatic regions of Covent Garden. Drury Lane,: end the Strand, mianagerial magnificence has extended itself to distant'Hoxton, and to slummy Whiteohapel. Thespis has ...

... of German operas given in the Manchester Theatre last season, brought Benjamin Sloman, stage carpenter and machinist, of Drury Lane, before the Bow-street magistrate, on Wednesday last, on a charge of perjury. Slounau had made an affidavit atJudge's Chambers ...

... the last night but one of her singing in the Machester, previous to entering upon an engagement at the his Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; there is little doubt that she will prove a considerable attraction. to of Nelson, by Mr. Delavanti. Mr. Banks was quite ...

... seems to be the great source of theatrical support the in in London. Besides the two great houses, Covent Garden WI ke and Drury Lane, it is also reigning supreme at the Surrey he ogand St. James's Theatres. eve er. Jullien has given upwards of 200 concerts ...

... he is to take the leading business of tie eat com blishment. Mr. Montgomery had already received a vei liberal offer from Drury Lane, but however tempting an flatteringthe compliment, he felt that his duty lay inaddie ses, to his experience before seeking ...

... Professor TAYLOr, the Rev. EDWARD W . BIOKERSTETH, &c. assembled in Wyld Court, Great P( Wyld-street, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, for I the purpose of inspecting it previous to certain altera. it tions which are forthwith to be commenced. It was a curious ...

... ? SPEECH OF A-R. CH-ARLES DICKENS. he The second gathering of the Adimnistrat~e' Refoun Associ by atiofl tooke piece at Drury Lane, on Wednesday evening. if The attendance on this occasion was very hurge. Among all those present were Major Reed, M.P. ...

... bean formed for the praservation and publi. go Ii- cation of the melodies of Iceland. thl A disturbance was caused outside Drury Lane Theatre on Ml iiSaturday night, owing to Mr. Barry Sullivan and some other thi a;of the actors declining to perform. . we ...