... which he made peculiarly his own. Mr. Wild has been for years a faithful and efficient assistant Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, in his managerial duties. is only a few days since that gentleman purchased p*. thmaous piece of poor liedc’s, ...

... goinjj produce, next week, new omtoria, Jephtha, Rhein thaler, a young composer of rising reputation. O.v Saturday last. Drury Lane Theatre narrowly escaped the fate of Covent Garden. During some experiments with the fire annihilators, an accident occurred ...

... delineations of Irish character. We perceive that they are engaged, and made their first appearance in this country, at Drury Lane Theatre, Monday the 28th ult., in one of their favourite pieces. Sir Edwin Landseer is reported have wonderful picture this ...

... action was brought to recover 10s. (id. for frames supplied by him to the defendant, Mr. Edward Tyrrel Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. The defendant now denied his liability to some of the items, and pleaded set-off in respect of an advertisement ...

... convert a previously disconnected body into an almost immoveable phalanx.— Morning ChronicU. The operatic entertainments at Drury Lane Theatre have been relieved by farce entitled the Yankee Housekeeper, which in itself is utterly worthless, but which introduces ...

... bv the friends present. The scene was weU got up and sustained, and could not have been better acted m Covent- Garden or Drury Lane. The solemnity of the occasion, with Margaret’s overflowing tears, were too tonching to l>e withstood. Both Provost and ...

... messages at one-fourth of the usual rates, and with more chance of despatch. Another amateur pantomime is to bo given at Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday the 12th of July, with some improvements upon the last performance. The pantomime will be preceded ...

... with a living wig, and all that without pain ! —Paris Correspondent of the New York Times. Mr. Bunn, takes his benefit at Drury Lane Theatre, over which he presided many years, on Monday next, and know of no one connected with his profession who lias stronger ...

... Inst., in Whitechapel Infirmary, London, from starvation, Signor Charlton, professional harlequin. He was last engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at Christmas, in the pantomime, and since that time he and his family have been reduced to a starving condition ...

... event of the New Opera House in Covent Garden not being completed in time next spring, Mr. Gye has become the leasee of Drury Lane Theatre for period extending from March to September, 1857, older to make it available for the opera.- Globe. The Academic ...

... versatile and accomplished lady. Already celebrated an Italian vocalist at the King’s Theatre, she commenced her career by at Drury Lane Theatre in February, DWU, and soon the figure of Madame Vestria as Don Giovanni tn London was to be seen in every form of ...

... latest rumour upon this subject that Burlington Gardens will made available for a site. Meantime it appears be settled that Drury-Lane will be the scene of the forthcoming season. Mr. J. Talbots Wheeler, whoso Life and Times of Herodotus” lias given him ...