... 11th Jun., 1S59. [In consequence of Dean Close's denmminritions of Plays and Pantomimes, Mr. E. ?? Smith, the Lessee of Drury Lane Thleatre, has p~ublishxedl in the Tiaes, as an advertisement, the whole of tile udiorue and songs in the Drulry Lane Panltomime ...

... completeness to the Company, Mr. Hooper hag secured the services of one of the best actors of the present day, Mr. A. Younge, of Drury Lane, who will make his first appearance on Monday evening in the character of Sir Peter Teazle, in the School for Scandal ...

... last insolvency at Lancaster, and that, being informed that Mir. Mathews was in receipt of 801. a week from AIr Smith, of Drury-lane theatre, under a settled agreement, he thought some part of that income ought to be paid into Court for the benefit of the ...

... CROFT, (Late Mezzo Soprano of tbe Royal English Opera, Drury Lane); Mr. SIMS REEVES, (Principal Terror of Her Majesty's Theatre); And Mr. ALBAN CROFT, (Baritone, late of the Royal English Opera, Drury Lane.) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO PERFORMERS. THE FIRST APPEARANCE ...

... L~ancashire, stone masons. From the GAZETTE of TUESDAY, JAN. 21. Frederick George Johns, New-yard, Great Queen-street, Drury- lane, general fixture dealer. Lionel P. Goldsmid, King-street, Holborn, importer of watches. Peter Van den Ende, Strood, near ...

... ni. par. I For 'Ohrtipulars tee d nay bil. E. . ~gI~sMAMOTH CIRCUS AND UNRIALLD EQUESTRIAN TROUPE~, From the HETE ROYAL. DRURY LANE, Londofl, ~A ILLa Openi opposite the Horseoand Jockey, vvSt. GBils'g, Oxford, on MINO~N.AY and TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 9 and ...

... succeeded in r e'c)?9bgcz, that ?? derman Cantatrice, who this Madile. JETTY TREFFZ rho this season, at the Theatre Roval Drury Lane, has been received with the most flattering appiause. L M. VIVIER sill appearfor the first time in Oxford, and perfornc ...

... ' THEATRE ROYAL, OXFORD. On Monday evening last, Mt-. Hooper, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, late manager of the Olympic Theatre, and lessee of the Theatre Royal, Cambridge, commenced his campaign in Oxford for thepresentseasonattle Theatre in Oriel-street ...

... CROFT, ?? Meanzo Sopranto of the Royal Englisn Opera, Drury Lane); Mr. SIMS REEVES, (Prim ipall Tenor of Her Majesty's Theatre); And Mr. ALBAN CROFT, (DtrrttOe, ]tile of the Rtoyal English Opera, Drury Lane.) IN8rBTRU1MENTAL SOLO PERFORiMERS. TIE F11ltsT ...

... succeeded in er-c-'tl'io thbat celebrated Gertian cantatrice, Ma(ile. JETTY TREFFZ, alto this scason, at the Theatro RoyIt.c, Drury Lane, has been received witth the most flattering applause. 211. VIVIER Will ?? for tie first time in Oxford, aitd perform his ...

... wanted' it. Mr. Hall : How did you spend all this money. At penny theatres, I suppose . Witness : Oh, no. At Astley's and Drury Lane. I laid some of it out in clothes, and so forth. Mr. Burnnaby: And didn't you buy a horse? Witness: I bought a pony at ...

... leading journal, in noticing the effective and fi amusing scene of the Great American Baby Show, in the it new pantomime at Drury Lane, treats as a satire upon Coil fc Liver Oil, the laughable and rapid fattening of the Clown's b prize baby from a large bottle ...