... Mr. S. Aktaud.—Our readers will be glad to learn that this old favourite of the British public has been well received in Drury-lane, where lie was triumphantly received, and honoured with a call at the conclusion of the comedy. The following criticism ...

... ATTRACTION FOR THE EASTEB J. HOLIDAYS. renwnt nf the Celebrated Pantomimic Company. Dfitriaiw z. y , From the Theatre-Rjiyal, Drury Lane. MR. AI.FKKD' WIGAN, Tlie aud Author. Mil. BUNN On the in Dramatic Monologue. MONDAY, April Ist, will be produced, IN TDK ...

... FAMILY, Herr DEUT,iN, Herr J. DEULIN, Sig. CALDL, Mr. C. STILT, Master STILT, end Mdlle. THEODORE, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. Mr. ALTFREI) WIGAN, THE POPuLAR COMEDIAN & AUTHOR. On EASTER-MONDAY Next, April lst, will be Performed the admired Drama ...

... amusement of ftse holiday folks. Ties 2Icelebrated Denimn family (six in number) Wihe, by their recent -, performancfes at Drury-lane Theatre, have gained so high a receove as pantomilmists. have been engaged, and will epcar in aaa new comic liarlequinede ...

... of Fire at Drurt-Lane Theatre.— Last Tuesday evening, considerable excitement prevailed in the immediate neighbourhood of Drury-lane Theatre, in consequence of a report being raised that the building had taken fire. In the course of a few minutes several ...

... inittrferaneee of Sir George Grey. it ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A painfoli sensation prevailed ,e daring Sunday in the vicinity of Drury-lane, in consequence of *e a report Cleat Donovan, the pugilist, had murdered Isis wife, by throwing her out of window. Donovan ...

... by an officer in plain clothes, who took him into custody. He was sent to prison for six weeks. The Attempted Murder in Drury-lane. The man Donovan, who threw his wife out of window last week in the course of a drunken quarrel, was on Monday again examined ...

... were, however, used indiscriminately with pewter measures of legal capacity. On Monday the thirty-third anniversary of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund Institution took place at the Freemasons? Tavern, Great Queen-street, Sir Wyndham Anstruthor, Bart., in ...

... -A more honour- able tribute could not have been paid to an artist than that .vwhich was awarded on Tuesday se'nnigbt at Drury-lane Theatre, , to Mrs. Glover, when, after an honourable career of more thaa half a century, she took leave of the public. The ...

... lath wood. From the London (Jazetie of Friday, August 9. Bankri its.-Richard Groves Ward, coach currier, Brownlowstreet Drury-lane.— Thomas William Donford, wine merchant, Suffolk-lnne City —Frederick Bennett, soda water manufacturer, Clapham rise, Clapham ...

... Pilgrims, was received with macli aluprobiainit 0 llen do lPinna, widow, formerly Mliss Uelc-aly 9-actress and vocalist at Drury-lane Theatre, woo committed a ?? on Wednesiday for a week, asea drusken di,. e orderly. A poliee-constable said lie saw her 'lreeling ...

... obtained cite assistance of ble ft-tend lord Mohun, a man even more noto- riously prslltgate titan himself, tisey proceeded to Drury-lane, wills the intention of carrying off the beautiful Ictrees as site quitted cite theatre. From some eases site wise net eating ...