... now it blooms afresh. I CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMRB.—They sprang, 90 dra019.91 archasologista hold, from a ballet produced at Drury. lane, called The Loves of Mars and Venus, wherein, writes Colley Cibber, the passions were BO happily expressed and the ...

... the ensuing summer. The dramic portion of the festival will be under the direction of Mr. F. B. Chatterton. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. All the artists who will assist at the festival have generously offored to do so gratuitously, or have made very great ...

... exhaustion, and gave her half-a-crown. On Tuesday night, having only made 4d. during the day, she slept at a lodging near Drury .lane, paying the entire 4d. for her bed. On Wednesday she had a very bad day, and could not pay for a bed at all, nor had she ...

... surcharge W. J. il. Rotensou's comely, drama, and burlesque of Sc. made upon Mr. Thornett by the auditor, on company, front Drury Lane, London. On eteneay aocoust of relief given to Mary Ash a pauper. A sad ruosday the pi,oe presented was The Rivets third ...

... ; of frowsy old women, cabbages, mud, ,uutrymen, turnips, Irish hags, anions, carts, ant' cabmen. After Covent Garden, Drury Lane is a paradise.' This is a curious description ; and the writer appears somewhat mixed. At all events, the writer does not ...

... blood in his veins, the other day maintained the possibility of Grimaldi, when a lad, having run from Sadler 's Wells to Drury-lane in eight minutes. The performance of the feat WII4 doubted by a listener, who observed that he knew the distance well That ...

... round, and in answer to questions said he was going to take the child to a coffee shop in Drury Lane. Knight told him he was going the wrong way for Drury Lane, and made him put the ehild down. He asked the child if she knew the man, and she said she ...

... great at the Drury-lane Theatre, London. A well-known contributor to the Bieminykam Daily says :—The attendance at the principal 'West-end theatres is far above the average at this season, and on Monday night the aggregate :yeceipts of Drury-lane, the Adelphi ...

... noisy music, bow at last before his genius and acknowledge him as one of its chief Meistersingers. The Wagner-cycle at Drury-lane last summer must have been a revelation to many in this country, of beauty and grandeur in his works little suspeted before ...

... Albany has promised to christen the Calypso, to be launched at Chatham on the 7th of June. • • A friend of mine who was at Drury Lane the other night says be never saw anyone more interested in the score of an opera than was the Duke of Edinburgh in that ...

... in this country beat with indignation. He would like to tell them how the little boys and girls of London had to live in Drury-lane. In the first of three schools children came from 339 families. How did these families live? More than half of them came ...

... hum ble occu p ation himself, - square, • Mr. Councillor Wackrill, Portland- I strutting one evening in the green-room at Drury Lane Theatre, in a pair of g litterin g buckles, s street, 10s. • ' Mr. Canning, the Para de, 10s.; Mr. I p rese nt remarked ...