... in at Drury Lane, in order that he might tell \ V him they were not founded in tact Mr. Otway said the ! L Gallant Admiral had taken a different course from that j * pursued by Lord Palmerston, who had replied to the state- ' t ments at Drury Lane —The ...

... Marquis Hertford, brought to the hammer Friday* The buildings cost the marquis upwards of 50,000/. Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee Drury-lane Thea tre, became the purchaser. The Sheriff of Derry advertises a sale of the goods and chattels of the Londonderry aud ...

... Circus.—The circus formerly known as Hernandez and Stone's, now under the proprietorship of Mr. E. T. Smitf), the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, will visit this city next week. Besides the ordinary attractions which establishment of this kind, under such ...

... appealing likewise to the testimony of Sir De Lacy Evans, substantiation of the averments he had made at the meeting at Drury-lane Theatre, affirming that instead of overstating the truth, he had understated it. Sir C. Wood went minutely through all the ...

... pleasure in intimating that has succeeded in effecting an Engagement, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, commencing JULY 2nd, with tbe DRURY-LANE OPERA COMPANY, whose first engagement created so great a furore here. The Company will comprise the following distinguished ...

... geance on those who aided and abetted its perpetration. The Administrative Reform Association had another great meeting at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening. The lion of the night was Charles Dickens, whose trotting out of Palmerston was particularly ...

... charge of Admiral Berkeley, that the facts he had stated iv his late speech at the Administrative Reform Meeting at the Drury Lane Theatre were ?? virulent untruths. He- repeated the whole of these statements, reading letters and correspondence in proof ...

... ln 'mating that he has succeeded in effecting an Engagement, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, commencing JULY 2nd, 1855, with the ' DRURY LANE OPERA COMPANY, whose first engagement created so great a furore here. 1 he Company will comprise the following distinguished ...

... — Among the attractions pre- sented to the votaries of pleasure during the ensuing week the talented Opera Company from Drury Lane Theatre deservedly take first rank. They will perform a series of admired operas, and will doubtless afford as much satis- ...

... ORCESTER RACES, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON TWO RACES will be Run over the Course on Pitchcroft the LADIES of Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury - lane's celebrated EQUESTRIAN COMPANY. There will be a RACE for once round the Course, over three Flights of Hurdles, and another ...

... EATRE-ROYAL, WORCESTER. KNORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE DRURY-LANE OPERA COMPANY, Comprising those distinguished Artistes, MISS JULIA HARLAND, MISS FANNY REEVES, MISS HODS ON, MR. HENRY CORRI, MR. GLENVILLE, MR. DA R C V AND MR. ELLIOT G A L E The new English ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. The new association had another monster meeting at Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednesday evening. Mr. Morley, the chairman, having made dry introductory speech, called on j Mr. Charles Dickens, who was received with immense applause ...