... antagonist; but I blive no engagement. Well, at all e'fnl8, observed my first inquisitor, you hue a very good salary at Drury- lane. A very good one, indeed, sir, answered I, but then it is Duvr paid. But you have always a fine benefit, sir, said the ...

... Monday week, and the prices realizedwere very good. NBWPORT AINEX^FII AND MECHANICS' IssTixrTE.— Alfred Bunn, Esq., from Drury Lane, delivered a liighlv in- teresting lecture here, on Wednesday evening, on America, entitled A Visit from John to Jonathan ...

... the temperature. This circumstance will serve to hasten the close of the season and even last night the opera-house at Drury- lane was closed, the reason assigned being the in- tense heat of the weather. It was evident on Saturday and Sunday last, that ...

... XiofScSbroirbe QtbersUe ,hte The Royal Opera at Coyent Garden, after a very prosperous season, dosed on Saturday j but Drury- lane opened again on Monday—sufficient proof now its rival is out of the field—that something more than the''intense heat of ...

... builders Thomas Squire, Grosvenor-mews, Bond-street, coach- builder Charles White, Salisbury, upholsterer j Kobert Morison, Drury-lane, baker George Tenant, Market-street, Westminster, licensed vic- tualler William and George Reade, Hibernia-chatnbers, London- ...

... present instance, a mau named George Carter was charged with stealing play-bills, the property of Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. It was known that the man intended to plead guilty to the charge, as he lnd already done before the magistrate ...

... pleasant taste, Prl, to. Uet 2.. 9d., IIn4 Ua, per bOI, Sold by all dmggiiti, The proceeds of the late ameur performance at Drury-lane reached £700, jE50 haoeen handed over to the fund for the benefit of the on, popular author Mr. A. Reach, the balance to ...

... contained; otherwise, all such sales will be void. THE BERNARD JURY.—A committee, of whom Mr. Nicholay, Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Bea(e8, of Piccad lly, and others, are members, was lately embodied at the news room of Mr. Wyld, in Leicester ...

... celebrated tragedian, G. V. Brooke, is on his road to England fioin Australia. He will, in about a month, probably appear at Drury-lane Theatre. The comptrollership of customs at the port of Liver- pool has been abolished, arrangements having been made in ...

... talented performer, and brother of our most eminent violinist, died suddenly on Monday night, just as he was about entetiug Drury-lane theatre to fulfil his duties in the orchestra, uuder the direction of Mr. Alfred Mellon. Messrs. Olney and Winsor, the treasures ...