... the MIOOR OF VENICE. Othello, 'Mr. G V. BRooKiE; lago, Mr. Edmund Falconer; Emilia, pliayed by her in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), WN. Weston. On Thursday, in Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer's Play of -HE LADY OF LYONS. Claude NMelnotte, Mr. G. V. isoover; ...

... who talk learnedly and sentimentally about the aesthetics of the drama; so I betake myself at once to the practical. At Drury Lane, whose fortunes have ruled at so low an ebb for the last dozen or twenty seasons, Mr. E. T. t Smith, its present active ...

... Stream. IjPusaH.-lt has been recently stated that Punech was-., born in the dark back-parlour of a public-house, behind- - *d Drury-lane Theatre. The paper struggled on for about a year, and was then sold for £100 to Messrs. Bradbury and Evans, the printers ...

... February, 185i4. THER PRESTON LOCR-O7TS.-BENEFIT AT DRUBY- LANsE TaEA.ThE.-OD Saturday evening, a performance took place at Drury-lane Theatre, the profits arising from which, owing to the liberality of Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee, are to be devoted to the ...

... CART COVERS. E LIZA COOK'S JOURNAL, No. 250, for Saturday, A February 11, 1854, price three-halfpence, contains: Down Drury Lane. To Switzerland and back again; chap. 14. SuPEsRCLIOus PEOPiE, by C. Hardwick. Education for- Housekeeping. The worst of ...

... I MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. The heat has been so intense in London that Drury- lane Theatre, has, in consequence, been closed till further notice. On Monday last, Sir John Burgoyne, government in- spector of fortifications, was In -Liverpool. The mayor accompanied ...

... charitable and patriotic collection. In addition to the present members of the company, Mrs. WESTON, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Mrs. BORSMAN, of the Theatre Royal, Manchester, Mr. C. HORSMAN, and Mr. W. ROBERTS TINDELL, will appear on this occasion ...

... ignited, streams of life set towards the theatres. The Pantomime was then the Moe object of pursuit. I can only speak of Drury Lane a yet, and there Mr. Smith, as great a master in the l angerial art as Talleyrand in the diplomatic, as usual, Oatsbines ...

... a leading journal, in noticing the effective and amusing scene of the Great American Baby Show, in the new pantomime at Drury Lane, treats as a satire ?? Cod Liver Oil, the laughable and rapid fattening of the Clown's prize baby from a large bottle, ...

... banker for the other thieves, and who gave them their money back when they wanted it. Reeves used to frequent Astley's and Drury-lane, and spent some of the money in clothes. He bought a horse once, at Smithfield, for £5 15s., and kept it for about six months ...

... leading journal, in noticing the effective and t( amusing scene of the Great American Baby Show, in the N 11ew pantomime at Drury Lane, treats as a satire upon Cod Liver Oil, the laughable and rapid fattening of the Clown's prize baby from a large bottle ...

... (From our own clorrespondenti. London, Thursday Evening. Of Wednesday's great Administrative Reform manifes. tation at Drury Lane theatre, I cannot say one word in addition to what can be picked out of the newspaper; for the simple reason that I was ...