... and for three months had carried prussia acid In a ring, Intending to destroy himself. Re said that Mr. ?? T. Smith, of Drury Lane, owed him one thousand pounds; a Mr. Robington, one thousand pounds; and M~r. Nallack, three hundred pounds,- all of which ...

... who talk learnedly and sentimentally about the aesthetics of the drama; so I betake myself at once to the practical. At Drury Lane, whose fortunes have ruled at so low an ebb for the last dozen or twenty seasons, Mr. E. T. t Smith, its present active ...

... _. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. The second meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held on Wednesday evening, in Drury Lane Theatre. The attendance was much less than at the previous meeting, in the body of the house, but the stage was fully occupied ...

... ignited, streams of life set towards the theatres. The Pantomime was then the Moe object of pursuit. I can only speak of Drury Lane a yet, and there Mr. Smith, as great a master in the l angerial art as Talleyrand in the diplomatic, as usual, Oatsbines ...

... the engagements of the late war. This regsi- ment also possesses a milkwhite gqat, which, on Monday night, performed at Drury Lane Theatre, in the play of Esmeralda.1 They also have a stag, but neither was present at the ?? News. TwE ITALIAN LEGIoN ...

... the other. Drury Lane may strive to emulate the performances of the theatre on the Surrey side of Westminster-bridge, but the theatre on the Surrey side of Westminster-bridge never condescends to assume the Protean shapes which Drury Lane has taken on ...

... leading journal, in noticing the effective and t( amusing scene of the Great American Baby Show, in the N 11ew pantomime at Drury Lane, treats as a satire upon Cod Liver Oil, the laughable and rapid fattening of the Clown's prize baby from a large bottle ...

... STAGE STOmisi-Tbere was a terrible stacge storma in one of t'uc Easter pieces broughit out by ?? illustrious Ellistois at Drury. lane. As Iiisetitites for silakiitg artificistL occatis had not then boeu invented, the tstrbuslett elee ent was represented ...

... I have been attending some of the largest temperance meet- ings in the city. A great demonstration is to be held at the Drury- lane Theatre, next Monday, where several M.P.'s are to speak. The greatest enemy the Englishman has is his belly. I leave for ...

... I MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. The heat has been so intense in London that Drury- lane Theatre, has, in consequence, been closed till further notice. On Monday last, Sir John Burgoyne, government in- spector of fortifications, was In -Liverpool. The mayor accompanied ...

... touch was necessary to overturn the tottering fi premier. A good deal had previously been done in the ci way of calumny at Drury Lane Theatre; and if the si ministry could only be broken up, Lord John would at to onoe be sent for, and he would again hold ...

... d Exeter of course, indulging in phraseology pungent as that of Aloll Flagon herself. There was a man who used to visit Drury | Lane Theatre, to see Van Amburg thrust his head into the lion's mouth; he was satisfied that sooner or later Leo the terrible ...