... Shakespere's time, Drury Lane appears to have been celebrated for the best productions of the second-rate orderof dramatists, a set of men who would have been first 'in any other age. We have little to say of the par- ticulars of Drury. Lane at this period ...

... Garden an 1811. -Here she remained first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury Lane. Soon after, she became Mrs. Bartley,. the wife of the excellent comedian. _Mrs. Bartlev died in the 65th vear of her age ...

... the -llaint commander fuilly anticipates being able to leave \\ oolwich for Green- hithe, on the 25th instaA.Mra Chroiele. Drury Lane 2TheatrerOn Friday at a general nmeeting 8 of the actors, actresses, and other ernploy&- of Drury iane f Theatre, which ...

... upon -their pails, dhanting with a. tliller-he-ore- tnsont, - nint Daw- ipretty Nelly standing at hter lodgings' door in Drury Lane, in her e stiock sleeves and boddice, lookitig upon one: she seemed a t diahtyuretty creature.' AtoJ again ?? -My wife away ...

... was immediately Signed bynearly l00members. At t present, we believe, the intention is to give the entertain- -f ment in Drury Lane Theatre, where tables may be laid for 1100 br 1200 persons.-Weekl$Y Chronicle. The Late Attack on the Queen.-The United ...

... a already gone. ite The SCane outside the theatre prior to the commencemcnet of iff, the performanece was most singular. Drury-lane, Vinegar- es yard, anl the western cnl of 43reat Rlussell Street, were corn- -pletely occupied by a crowd, which had begun ...

... He was in his career conlnected, as musical director, with tlse leading London Theatres, and at one period was lessee of Drury-lane Theatre in con junction with Captain Polhill. He never recovered the shock of his wife's death, the late M1rs. Waylett, ...

... Saturday week died Mr. Samuel Beaseley, the architect, in the 70th year of his age. As architect t anil surveyor of the Drury-lane Committee and con- troller of the works at her Majesty's Theatre, lie super- intendedl many alteraltions, additionis, and ...

... vacancy in the corporation. He was c an ?? Patriot.fi iet/urn of Helen Fantcit to the Stage.-Mr. Burnn's ar- h rangement for Drury Lane includes an engagement of ii Mliss Helen Faucit, for a limited number of nights. t Weave glad to find that thislady'slove ...

... mt-ge, uinountilng to 671,0G8lbs. * Thie Amazon Filnd.-Negotiatiolis have been en- * tered into to obtain a perforlmlance at Drury Lane n ?? nider tile most illustrious patronage for the bienefit of tile funl for the relief of sufferers by the t loss of tile ...

... only a pl tithe of lils writings. With. soms of: lils tregedies lie several.. fi times repaired to London to offer themn to Drury Lane or Co. vent Gardein Theatres ; hut the usoderim taste for light fsgitive t pieces and music hodl usuriped the place of what ...

... Rudersdorft, and Mdlle. Agnes Bury, possibly also 31dllc. Sedlatzek. The whole of these artistes at present form part of the Drury Lane Operatic corps. Air. Wood has en- tered into an arrangement with Mr. Wyndhiam for the 'hcatre-Royal, and the season will ...