... He was in his career conlnected, as musical director, with tlse leading London Theatres, and at one period was lessee of Drury-lane Theatre in con junction with Captain Polhill. He never recovered the shock of his wife's death, the late M1rs. Waylett, ...

... FANQUE'S CIRQUE ROYALE, GLASGOW GREEN. G R A N D A A S O NI GT. (IN TO-_IORROW (TUESDAY), OCTOBER 21sr, the YI Gorgeous Drury Lane Hippodranmatic Spectacle of ST. GEORGE AN D THE DRAGON, will be produced here for tle first trnie,-being ende,'der the ...

... Saturday week died Mr. Samuel Beaseley, the architect, in the 70th year of his age. As architect t anil surveyor of the Drury-lane Committee and con- troller of the works at her Majesty's Theatre, lie super- intendedl many alteraltions, additionis, and ...

... ls. td.; Ladies, Half Price. e ST. MAIRY'S HALL, GLASGOW. i r R . J A Ml E S R U S S E L L, l of te ''hea/res-Poyucl ])Drury Lane, (borcnt Gurden, and( 3 llymacucket, will give READINGl S fron 4 S II A K S I3 E R E. TIHE 8ECONI) READING FROMs! KING HENRY ...

... vacancy in the corporation. He was c an ?? Patriot.fi iet/urn of Helen Fantcit to the Stage.-Mr. Burnn's ar- h rangement for Drury Lane includes an engagement of ii Mliss Helen Faucit, for a limited number of nights. t Weave glad to find that thislady'slove ...

... at the variolus Con- certs of the past extraordilary season, and at M. JuLmEN'S series of Concerts at the Thc~ltre Royal, Drury Lane, created a sensatioll iD the Musical Circles of the Metropolis, as well as amnong the numerous Continental Alusicimas tllen ...

... Vocalist:- M I S s c I C E L Y N O T T. wvho lIes, this Season, created an extraordinary sensation at tie Theatre-floyal, Drury Lane,hbeing her first appearance in Glasgow. In announcing his Annual Concerts, M. JuiLlEN begs to assure his numerous Patrons ...

... mt-ge, uinountilng to 671,0G8lbs. * Thie Amazon Filnd.-Negotiatiolis have been en- * tered into to obtain a perforlmlance at Drury Lane n ?? nider tile most illustrious patronage for the bienefit of tile funl for the relief of sufferers by the t loss of tile ...

... THEATRET ROYAL, DRURY LANE. T'he entire )ainiiagemient and Conduclorshllup of the Concerts has been confidud to that eminent Leader lnd Com- poscr, MR R1(ICARD HUGHES, l)ircetor and Composer of the Thcatres Roval Covent Gardem and Drury Lane. 'hLe ladild ...

... that cminient LEADEiT and Coameosln,t MR. RICHARID IHUGHES, Director and Composer, of the Theatres-Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane. The Concerts will ble unleekte entire ilanayemenit of ild). 13en Barnett, to sehoin nll applications 1eIst be made. PRINCIPAL ...

... Opera, the Philliar- monie Societies of Lomidon, &c. IHEmit LUTGEN, Solo Violincellist, from Mons. Jullicri's Concerts, Drury Lane' Theatre. Alt. DEAN, Solo Clarionet, froni Her Alajesty's Theatre, and tile Nationall Concerts, London. lri1mle KESSLE IR ...

... the past Season. l- The Orchestra will ineliilc the principal Solo Performers from A1. Julliei's (concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Doors opei at Half-past Seven, Concerts commence at Eight. Prices: Reserved Seats, 3s. Gd.; Galleries, is. td.; Pro- mcrinadc ...