... Sunday morning ser- mons. As a platform orator lie held the very highest rank among his contemporaries. His speeches at Drury Lane and Covent.Garden, during the Anti-Corn Law agitation, exercised an electric effect upon his vast audiences, and some of ...

... Boucicault. In the meantime Mr. Webster oled his bill against Mr. Boucicault for an injunction restraining him from taking Drury Lane Theatre, and producing or performing in the piece called The Colleen Bawd or any other theatrical piece ?? Lane Theatre ...

... played both at Drury Lane and the Adelphi; at the former Mr. Bouci- cault sustains his original character of Myles, a part which, at the Adelphi, is now filled by Mr. Verner, a provincial actor of some repute. Among the company at Drury Lane is Madame Celeste ...

... having been recalled by M)r. otteram, stated that the prisoner Gorton, alias Boatman Jack, hai been constantly residing in Drury Lane before the robbery, but imme- diately afterwvards absconded, and hl apprehended him at Leicester a few days ago. Mr. ttaram ...

... placarding the town with the miserable story of their feuds. The result is that we have two Colleen Bawns-Boucicault at Drury Lane and Webster's at the Adelphi, Southern is, however, still the lord of the ascendant in matters theatrical, and his Loed ...

... the Regiment in a few days. Good fortune still clings to Mr. Dion Boucicault, whose Colleen Bawn has begun to draw at Drury Lane. Lord Dundreary has reached his 185th night, and is still the favourite of the hour. It is now just possible that the ...

... districts took place in Drury Lane, weapons af every description having been used, and a number of persons being seriously injured. It appears that the affray commenced in the early part of the day at the Holborn end of Drury Lane, in which, however, but ...

... effects of the drink were still on her, she was talking to her husband and sonae friends at the cosner of White Hait Street, Drury Lane, in the neigh- ebounhood of which she is very well known, and in the course of conversation she made use of the expression ...

... Mr. Swiniburne, at Drury Lane - -a Mr. Boucicaulr'e management reached its termination On Saturday night, when, after an uninterrupted performance for several weeks of the I'Relief of Luacknew' and the 'Colleen Dawn,' Drury Lane Theatre was let to Mr ...

... stage, before departing for Americal, as.- Frank Frisky in Boots at-l heSwaa.;..Mr.. Atkins. who is now per- forining at Drury Lane, playing Jacob Earivig-Mr. Rob. eon's well-known part in the rame piece. WANT OF FaMALE SERVANTS AT BiltKiNGHA.M.- The ...

... it was bank note paper. After that Brown accom- panied herself and Burnett to London. They stopped at a public house in Drury Lane, kept by rIN Lces. They all went out together on the day after to a public house at the corner of Cbmmndos Street. Burnett ...

... sys--Mr. Atkins (the Sir Gu ddbert de IllontfaIclcovr), alot first appearance at this house, though favourably kihown on the Drury Lane boards, and who displayod a vein of broad humour, untinted by vulgarity, which secured for bim at once the marked approbation ...