... yesterday and returned to London to-day. The Prince and Princess of Wales went to the morn- Ing dratcatic performance at Drury Lane Theatre, in aid of the Royal General Dramatic Fund, yesterday. t=, WI1ORTANT TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS ALONG TiE LEADING RAILWAYS ...

... word. If there be truth in these old saws such meetings as have now twice been held by the Administrative Reformers, in Drury Lane Theatre, cannot fail, if persevered in, to stir the national mind to its profoaubdest depths. Last night the theatre was ...

... contributed towards the funds for its erection. On Saturday night,. during the farce of My Heart's in the Highlands at Drury Lane Theatre, a married woman named Stevens, gave birth to a child, causing great confusion. On Saturday the police received ...

... ' and in the second : act, Wapshot, the low comedian of the Theatre-Royal, Nottingham, is made to say, 'If I am not at Drury Lane E Theatre in big letters, it is because noble 1 lords don't run away with low comedians, atl I I can't pay the Press.' It ...

... peculiar talents, and certainly plaudits were never better merited. The highly successful debut of Miss Louisa Miller at Drury Lane is well known. She is a most accomplished young lady, and promises to be a still better actress than she is even now. We ...

... EDINBURGH PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. ion MISS READING, Miss Glyn, the eminent tragedienne, from Drury Lane Theatre, read, last night, the tragedy of Macbeth, to the mem- bers of the Philosophical Institution. The hall was filled with a numerous and i ...

... selected for their first appearance. Most of the performers were mem- bers of the corps which was recently so successful at Drury Lane, and we doubt not the entertainment will fully support the reputation they have already acquired. CANONGATE Ciiuncs.-Ba ...

... T4Pallu ENGLAND. PlnorsSsIcXAL COtrTESIrs.-Mr Charles Mathews recently made a great hit at Drury Lane Theatre, in r the character of 'An Impudent Puppy, a trifle t translated from the French, and has since appeared as Professor Charles Mathews, the Wizard ...

... made a very liberal offer to him. lHe stipu- lated that if Mr. Booth would bind himself, to an agreement, he would take the Drury Lane Theatre for a lengthened period,, in his behalf, feeling, assured that such a speculation would turn out highly remunerative ...

... Francis Walker, writer. at Bronepton, on the 30th silt., iwlaria Rebecca Davison, (formerly M~iss Duncan, of the Thcent: ?? Drury Lane. Covent Garden, and i 1ayenarketj, a led 78, relict of the late' James Davison, Req., whom she survived ten weeks. ...

... Patrick Hop- kins to bh Licutenant, %without purchase, vice Erend, de- cea. * ed. BANKRUPTS. R. G. Ward, Brownlow Street, Drury Lane, London, coach- currier E. Hyrous, John Street, Tottenham Court Road, London, pianof-trte mnanufacturer T. W. Dornfoid, ...

... husband was Thomas Andrews, and that he was a'bakfer by trade. When he died I lived in Shietland Court, Drury Lane. I have lived in Lincoln Court,- Drury Lane, all the time I have had the child. I have only been in trouble once fill that time. I. had the child ...