... SINGULAR RESULT OF A Sracs liam Barry Sullivan bas within the last fer Gn gone n sivgular operation. Ti will be rfld that, st Drury-lane Theatre, Madeuf's o dently struck him in the eve, cansiiz termination of his engagement and his rei™ gome weeks. In the ...

... will be called Tha Ghost Grey BUmc Grange. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Adelphi are to have pantomimes, for wbiob the scenery already being prepared. Beverley will be the artist Drury Lane ; Messrs Dayes and Carey are engaged Covent Garden, aod F ...

... Opera. A year ortwo age shemade a brilliant tounin the Unit d States, and upon her retnrs resumed ber wonted position at Drury Lane. Mdlle, Titiens’ sppearauces were relied upon as one of the ehicf elements of suecess for the past season at Hep Majesty’s ...

... seal, walrus, salmon,, trout, and other fish with blubber oil, and, when it can be obtained, warm blood by way of luxury, ! Drury LANE season ds drawing to a close. . Amy Robsurt,” which superseded England,” will shor:ly be withdrawn in order to allow of ...

... either in east or west. Temperance advocstes in search of horrid examples would have bad to search the publichouses of Drury-lane, the Old Keat-road, the S:vendials, or other such places, where the serving of liquor to drunken persons is regarded as ...

... however, be ministered acco rding to the terms of the monition. An Irish me mber of Parliament and e friend day went to Drury Lane Theatre one «You can go in and presented an 0: rder for two, if you like,” said courteous Mr. Jecks; Bedad, thin,” there ...

... Kean. She admire: our only great tregedian, Mr. Irving, Ilence ro doubb arose & story that Lady Coutts was about to lease Drury-lane Theatre snd o;enit,under the management of Mr. Irving, to carry out ¢ the legitimate drama.” This statement, after goirg ...

... about to appsar at the Teatro-Drury-lane, in the leading parts 1n Shakespearian drama. It will be remembered that several journals some shor! time ago stated that the Baroness was about te undertake the lesseeship of Drury-lane Theaire. This, however, as ...

... 23rd ult. William J. Oarson, a commercial traveller and collector jn the'service of Mr, Michael Evans, corn merchant, ‘lO, Drury-lane, Liverpool, wes sent by his employer to Seuthpert to transact some business; There he collected a bill of exchange for £133 ...

... refused to send his brush up Mr. Toole’s chimneys. A converted cat’smeat man has thrown up his contract for supplying the Drury-lane tabby. Most remarkable of all, an Hvangelical coster's aes cannot be persuaded to stop, on its rounds, at Mr. Henry Irving’s ...

... commercial port (Cherbourg) absorbed all the spare oash of France, ‘Ter papers speak coldly of the “The Winter's Telo * at Drury-lane, but a country cousin I eent there declares that the dpedormmoo was charming, and the houze crammed. P. P ...

... forty years his name | as been before the metropolitan public, at first as a youthful and promising actor at St. James's, Drury-lane, and. Covent-garden, but afterwards as an artist of great and versatile abilities, a spirited and successful manager, a:d ...