... The lamed s Warming Pao.' Prom the 1 ottenbatt • slavet Theatre I octet to the English Opera, a w the Lyceum ; there to Drury lane ; thence to the Mannar• bet ; from them to s °met limbo Olympic. the Adelphi ; • sad here I ant. sock as I am. During that ...

... The Drama, Literary Chit Chat, &c. Drury Lane Theatre was opened on Saturdav night, under the management of Mr. George Bolton. The selection of Sir Edward B. Lytton's play oi Richelieu, which requires a high standard of dramatic talent to relieve its ...

... the autumn theatrical serum will be the production of the new historiesl drama by Mr H Hamilton aod Mr Augustus Harr feu Drury Lane. It is to be celled The Royal Oak, the period fixed lug 1151, immediately after the battle of Worcester, Mr Harris claims ...

... who has once been kicked imagines that every man’s leg is raised against him. High Sky High.—The experiment of Mr. Sands Drury lane, who traverses ceiling with his head suspended in ihe air, has been defended against some attacks on the illegitimacy of ...

... Austrian empire things are equally bad; famine is scouring Huttgary and Gallicia. There is another 'very pretty quarrel' at Drury lane. Mr. Sims Reeves says he won't sing; Mr. Bunn says be slant% sing. Mr Bunn asserts that Mr. Sims Reeves neglected his duty; ...

... down, the wheel daereped, and the oginewege with el ear metropnlium managere are already enwordni their Christmas pieces. Drury Lane will, as wad. re pantomime from the pen at Mr. H. L Covent Garde n w ill v i re • by neele. leitherland Edwerd s m and V ...

... wmi returned against Fox, a bc has no mat mad • amenable. _ _ A Man ACCIDENT LLT iONSO.—Denis Riely went to work at a its Drury Lane, and seein4 a ~lice of bread an I butter on • plate in the cellar, ate it. It kit I been left fir the rats, with a amsiderebie ...

... human happiness complete.” Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into coalcellar on hie way home, af'er good sapper at Drury. Lane; and hi ahu«e the the vendor, for not keep, ■ng light at his cellar-door was warmly reinrtcd. the wile. it, ’ crierl Sheridan ...

... cvaceraing the prize riag is to call himself The World's Champion.” [ believe the cham- pion will make his appearance at Drury Lane about the third week in Aprit and no doubt there will bea tremendous rush for seats, as there always is on such oc- casions ...

... some parte (enperielly for BLOODY 'FTAOSDT) they twat the Common 1 ones hollow —and that's why Brittaany moiety ,roes to Drury Lane I Look at the Lamb of itinnoreace !) bee lying het witget the legs of the Panther, and thinking of the kind eouln I who ...

... Bannister, the comedian, was hot twelve years of when, hieing exiiled the faeontable nonce of Osreisk, he first appeared at Drury Lane, lie, howceer,quitted the hoards fare lime, and it was many years slier bis before he obtained a parmtnent eoguemeot ia ...

... facetious remarks. When sh. and | Sie Astley wasin the zenith of bis fame, a sas . some- | terical Sawbones sang thus :— ** Nor Drury Lane, nor Common Garden, Are, to my fancy, worth a farden ; T hold them both small beer. Give me the wonderfu: exp'oits, Ani ...