... ofl the list of her Majesty's Orainarv. He was I'useyite. Mr. Farewell Bi'Rfit. —Mr. Macready took hi* farewell benefit in Drury Lane Theatre, in the character Macbeth,” on Wednesday evening. The theatre was crowded every part. At the conclusion of the tragedy ...

... thousand five hundml yeomen, from all parts of the country—with the help of cheap escuraion trains—squeezed themaelres into Drury Lane Theatre, on l laat, to listen doleful of the country's ruin under Free Trade, and magnificent promises of a speedy return ...

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... learners, *h*ha building in the same yard, will be launched m the of the ensuing summer. Cares Manager.— Mr. Bunn took bis b«AJ Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday evening the oh.se of the ..por,,, Mr. Uunn appeared, a demand the audience, lie said that otto of ...

... detective police commenced operations tor the capture the delinquent.— Mominy Pott. Tiikrr is another “very pretty quarrel” Drury Lane. Mr. Sims Ilcevcs say* wont sing ; .Mr. Bunn Hays he shan't sing. Mr. Bunn Mr. neglected his duty ;'Mr. Sinu*.’U' merely ...

... tmiuest at .ho Three Siioea. .Millford Une, Strand, on the body of barn female ohild. that bad been found a pas- in Drury l.ane. last Saturday night. Mr. iiicl ards, !S.n.n made a i.osi mortem esamioatron of ilia body. SJasid ».ia a fine healthy child ...

... accompanied a dinner, in the case of O’Connell, or otherwise, shall take place soon after the next meeting of Parliament, either Drury Lane Theatre, or in some place of sufficient extent to accommodite the vast numbers that reasonably be expected to attend. Already ...

... few weeks after was withdrawn from school, and without haring had .iuic or opportunity or study or pro tion he appealed at Drury Lane. At this defiant step, all his father's friends became his enemies and his own friends lell ..ff''like leaves wintry wea ...

... regarding as a political adventurer. .We had a grand Association for the Protection of Native Industry, with its meetings in Drury Lane—we had General Elections, with hosts of Tory candidates and Tory landowners promising the speedy overthrow of Free Tradeand ...

... Howard, actress at the Adclphi Theatre. She never was in the United Stages, but was the daughter of a baker and pastry-cook Drury Lane, London. Some • ars since Miss Howard married an attorney sclerk named Guriev, from whom fhe separated in few months, luouis ...

... popularly believed to be the work of society called ” The Wolves,” of which Edmond Kean was tbe captain, and Robert Crook, of Drury Lane, bis first lieutenant. was said that this society was organised to promote its captain’s popularity, and to prevent the ...

... prospering and to prosper-we probably indicate but an indifferent bill of fare for those who remember the “piping days” when Drury Lane and Covent Garden were in full operation places of dramatic entertainment, and when the Italian Opera and its aristocratic ...