... application was made in Chancery this day fir en injunction to restrain the sale of the above journal to Mr. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane. The Vice Chancellor did not think the plaintiff (Mr. Levy) had made out his case, but whether he could do so at the hearing ...

... brated part of Romeo. The s-ole cf Juliet Will be sustained by a new debutate on the Dublin boards, Mies Anderton, of the Drury-lane Theatre Royal. ...

... generally correct taste of our times would condemn their luxuriance of imagery and deficient construction of plot; but even the Drury-lane critics were charmed with the dramas of the young and modest Irishman, and some of them passed through several editions ...

... moment necessary to the Wr peace of Europe. Oa the 2Gth of June, 1849, there was i an enormous Protectlanint meetlug In Drury-lane Theatre. The Dake of Riobmond was In the chair, and epecobee twere made by the Chowlere of that day, who called Sir - Robert ...

... office on Monday on behalf of Sarah Barber, now under sentence of death for the murder of her husband, in Notts County Gaol. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-Mr. Bann, of well-known thea- trical celebrity, h h taken a lease of tl th theatre from Christ- mas next. FROM ...

... 73, having been born on the day the Royal George was sunk. For the long term of 58 years Mr. Dunn had been associated ?? Drury-lane Theatre, having at 15 been placed by Mr. Sheridan, bis first friend, as assistant clerk in the office of the theatre, where ...

... Selectioss, Rlgoletto- Veril ; quadrille, Swieaborf-Goilfrey; Polkai, Chase-Eros- cusswitZ. The renewal of the lease of Drury-lane The, ntre sius signed a day or two ago by the ?? of thf coin- ?? of sssanagemeost and Mir. E, T. Smitlh, tisle pesent lessee ...

... Gardiner-street, James Hency, Cashel; William Kelly, Mary- street Galway; 1ev. B. J. Roache, P.1., Oranmore; wilwiam Thovor, 17, Drury-lane; Michael Keane, 30, Lower Sheriff- street (additional). ...

... saw by the English papers that the excitement continues, ,meetings being held everywhere. At.a great, meating, heldin the Drury-lane .Theatrehe sawthe follawing, andwould read it for the meeting. He then read the following smallex- . tracts as 'evidence ...

... to' ?? -Xegions.-13vening Mail. -'Tka 'FuiJ' ;Ar Dmuarw-nA4xE TnwEA!rR-An official in- vebtigation' held'- on Thursday at Drury-lane 'Theatreinto tte cause' ?? fire in ?? beilding showed-that it arose Ifom some ?? projected' frinm a gun fired' off in the ...

... libretto will be writteen by ono of rt: Circe fit- t o f ,istr ; of l'ris. Tbc *apera is 5., lbo ?? during tio econing winter. Drury-lane will bo oepented inI Sopteonbor, tiuder itle tinatsagemeut (f Miss Leoiua i Pytie and Mr. Rarnison. They trill produceu ...

... Sir. E. T. Scoith's great experlment to P1805 Over everything that detreote from else completenees if the performancesa at Drury-lane.'- Tnme. We understand that Mr. Iaronitft Bland, comedian, l1tC of the Thealre RIyal of Ibis oity, is to be the new stage ...