... mass. The Bishop, we presume, is down upon Mr. Drury, for allowing his church to be turned by Brother Ignatius into sort of Drury Lane. ...

... EDUCATIONAL. ELOCUTION.—DRAMATIC READINGS. MISS CLARA STANLEY (formerly of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) gives INSTRUCTION to Ladies or Gentlemen, the Athena)um, Temple Bow, from Eleven till Six. Pupils attended at their Residences, if required. A624S ...

... of every degree, and the interest of the day centres in the revival of Manfred, which within the hour is to take place at Drury Lane. It would be idle to speculate on the success of event on which opinions are so enormously divided, while all speculation ...

... effect to the various representations iu which Miss Glyn w;ill appear, Mr. Swiubourne, the tragedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the Imperial Odeou Theatre, Paris, has also been engaged. Miss Glyn and Mr. Swiuhourne will both appear for the first ...

... een seen Thna* 4-m a size that has seldom befo Ticke t. o f.Leave Olympic we have ,r- he Man at the the Royalty j , ®el; Drury Lane there « “- ° „i^'c l^l S , «OT.- »»? Spe„ for ei hteea ™ i The S The court was of opinion that the charges BATE AD STJ ...

... design is thoroughly ecclesiastical, chaste, perfect, and appropriate, and was purchased from Messrs. Hart, of Wych Street, Drury Lane, London, by the Eev. W. Morton, and presented to the parish church, adding one more instance of his generosity and of hia ...

... is said that “ Ixion,” the new burlesque, is so popular at the New Royalty, that there is no occasion for novelty there. Drury Lane, however, follows the good old plan, and Mr. Beverley and his assistants are preparing novelties which are to surpass even ...

... Liverpool, are not the models you would precisely choose as exemplars of peace and quietness. I have heard racket enow in Drury Lane, when there was a faction fight among the low Irishry; or in Clare Market, when a “respectable married woman,” as the police ...

... COOMES (of the Royal Italian Opera, Coveut Gar The Annoinlments, Masks, IVigs, Ac., by Mr. RAN. The pfowers. by Mr. WALL (Drury Lane) and Assist The Perfume RIMMEL. Machinery, by Mr smith Tricks by Mr. and Madlle. Con ic Scenes, by Mr. iRVEY. The Barb written ...

... and gratification of the fortunate individuals who witness it. It will have Gorgeous Scenery by Mr. ROBERTS, juu, (late of Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres). Music, composed by Mr. F. W. HUMPHREYS. Novel Ballot, Mr. J. MILARNO (of the principal London ...

... and gratification of the fortunate individuals who witness it. It will have Gorgeous Scenery Mr. ROBERTS, jun. (late of Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres). Music, composed by Mr. P. W. HUMPHREYS. Novel Ballet, by Mr. J. MILARNO (of the principal ...

... Mr. COOMES (of the Royal Dalian Opera, Oovent Garden). Appointments, AViirs, Ac., by Mr. RANSOM. The Plovers, Mr. WALL (Drury Lane) and Assistants. The Perfune by RIM MEL. Machinery, by Mr. B. SMITH. Trips, by Mr. FRENCH and Madlle. MAZONI. Comic Scenes ...