... that fie has added )f Mdlls. Piocolominli, M. Bolart, and Signor Vialetti to Ilia d company, and that thoy will appear at Drury lane forthwith. ie Toe Flon. G. S. Stefford Jerninghrim, Enrvoy dI Extraordinary and hlinliter Plenipotentiary at Stuttgardt ...

... offer tfteir sincere is thanks, , Some of our metropolitan managers are already an- fy nouncing their Christmas pieces. Drury Lane wil, as n' usual, have a pantomime 'from the pan of Mr. E.-L a- Blanchard. Covent Garden will give a pantomime by rt [essors ...

... by Mrs. B. Paul, who was formerly a member of the English opera company that performed In Londois at the Haymarket and Drury Lane. We can recom-. mend Patchwork to those of our readers who are fond of wit, whim, music, lights and flowers, for this ...

... articled to him in August, 1858, for three years. Ile taught her singing and board and lodged her. He brought her out at Drury Lane Theatre, and at other places, receiving one half of her income. She broke her contract, and she was fonrd singing at Hull ...

... athletic povrers have been the admiration and astonish- ment of crowded audiences nightly assemebled within the wells of Drury Lane, in their highly classical entertain- ment, Lee Jeux Icariens, on les Pae Gymnastiques- Wilhelm Conrsd, the young Adonis ...

... et, on the body of Sarah Crowder, aged 54. Fromn the evidege it appeared that the deceased resided at I1, Wych-atreet, Drury- lane, and had for several years been employed at the a various metropolitan theatres. On Wednesday night, about ten o'elocs, ...

... Night but Two. In consequence of the immense success of the Mehdelssohn Festival given by M. Jullien at the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, on Thursday, November 27th, and in compllance 'with thr wish of many amateurs, that an evening should be set eoart for ...

... GREAT PRoTECTIONIST MEETING AT DRURY- I I LANE THEATRE. The great Protectionist meeting at Drury-lane Theatre came off on Tuesday. Not only was the theatre crowded, in the words of the Morning Chronicle reporter, from the floor to the ceiling, but ...

... whose perormance at the Royal Italian Opera, the Birming- ham Festifval, and at ME. JULLIEN'S Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, created so great a sensation during the past Season. The Orchestra will include the principal Solo Performers from M. JuLmLEN's ...

... and Guitar; Mlrs. Crott, from Theatres Drury lane and Co- vent.garden, also from the London Concerts ; Mrs. Smith, frst Soprano of the Dublin Societies' Concerts; Mr. Alban Croft, Primo Baritone of Drury-lane and Coveat-garden Theatres. Mr. G. will also ...

... 8in of Jj 9UAiY, 1852. MISS Cl)ulY NOTT, who has this seas mn created an extraor iinary sensation at the , Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being her first appearance in a Dablin. In announcing his Annual Concert, HI. Jullien begs to assure his numerous Patrons ...

... JANUARY, 1852. VOCALIST, MISS CICELY NOTT, who has this season created an extraordinary sensation at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being her first appearance in Dublin. In announcing his Annual Concert, IM. Jullien begs to assure his numerous Patrons ...