... MEETING. Ax account of this meeting will be found in another part of to-day's impression. This great assemblage was held in Drury-Lane Theatre, and it was, of course, a very different kind of performance from that usually seen in a theatre. A London contemporary ...

... and for a long time the drama was promoted by the same company on the same nights at two different Meatus, the Surrey end Drury Lane. The Rent Day, a drama of English domestic, and rural life, followed, and was equally sec rural. It is by there two melodramas ...

... d--mired and ra.ronised here. Among the drametio engagements may be 'Dement. d that el-Ter and favourite &etre. Mrs Ficktry (of Drury Lane), Miss Ellen Mortya (leading lady of Tteetre Petrel, Dublin), Mr and Mrs Frederick Forage, Mr E. H. Gaston, acd Mr Direrdef ...

... impended by Mr and Mrs Wyndham. Nes D. Simms, Miss Nicol. Mr Verner, Mr E. D. Lyons, and Mr Anthony Young* (Thentreltoyal, Drury-Lane.) The perform. • will conclude with a new drama. embracing powerful scenic effects, entitled AVALANCHE, supported by Mn ...

... able to refresh his memory by a perusal of these volumes; they will carry him back to old times, when Covent Garden and Drury Lane were institutions of the country—to the time when, it is said, the British drama was at its zenith. Such a work as this ...

... severally disposed of, and the House adjourned at G. 23 ?At. MEMORIAL TO GENERAL HAVELOCK. A public meeting wail held in Drury Lane Theatre yesterday, for the purpose of promoting • memorial to the late General Havelock. The Duke of Cambridge HHis Royal ...

... being perfectly indifferent on the subject. Let him, however, beware of Robert Burns; nor dare to attempt to defile, with Drury Lane tinsel, the granite reputation of Scotland's greatest poet. JOHN ONOWLET. ...

... vmt amount of fun. The principal character is performed by Mr E. 1). Lyons ; it la a barber, originally impersonated at Drury Lane by Mr Leigh Murray. Mr Lyons contrived to throw an altering amount of spirit and character into the per , and quite succeeikd ...

... Strand. London. Mr J. 'Milord, Throne-Royal, Drury Lane. Mr P. Parker, Tbeatreßoyal, Dublin. Kimber, Theatre-Royal Olympia London. Theatre-Royal Strand. London ; and Mr A Youngs, Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. Kate Saville, Queen's Theatre and Opera Howse ...

... O'Brien, lord, gip declined to certify for costa. 0 Er -NEW Kr ITIOAIROWLYX —Daring canal. atm SHISAof the unekbask, at Drury Lane fen les. calla -penenally ntended the stijriostions, Sins frequently by the remarks of e Aisne of them doubted the it.he ...

... drawing.roren, refreshments were handed to her by the Lady Mayoress in person. Subsequently Mrs Series proceeded in state to Drury Lane Theatre, attended by the late Sir Gerard Noel, Bart., M.P., and several ladies and gentlemen. She entered at the door a ...

... resmning the throne resigned by the renowned Coppin. THERE is promise of an excellent Christrnivk theatrical season. At Drury Lane, Mr E. T. Smith has engaged Mr and Mrs Harney Williams, and will have a pantomime, written by Mr L. Blanchard, and aided ...