... when her engagement at 'Drury Lane hung in tha balance, threw the weight of Icer inaluence, which was supreme, into the seale. After four years at Bath she was offered, for the sccond time in ter life, an engeagement at Drury Lane, and in a faew, ell address ...

... SIRDAR AND FREEMASONS. Among tile Sirdir's engagements on Thursday wvas a meeting of the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons, of n'hicil h e%- was one of tile founders in IL-i;. Ile intended to be present at the lodge held Lt noon in Ifie sfaloon of Drur; ...

... on the deceame of, his wife. - .PIuScs TrrATREn.-Mt Chute baa chosen a capital. holidwy piece for the holifdy week In the Drury lane disma A Million of Money., The company is ME Henky 0. Arnold's, and 'it Includes such old Bristol favourites as Mr Fred ...

... made for to-morrow, when both in the afternoon and in the evening the N theatres will be full of old and new attractions. Drury Lane of course attempts to lead in this particular line, and Augustus Harris has been promising us for some time past his tenth ...

... terminated i yesterday at Derby. g By the explosion of an indiatubbsr elgoi limelight ?? twO men were 'OMhit t Injured at Drury lane Theatre yesterday aitOO01 At tbe BaIdoyle (Dublin)) races Yeet~rd5~y T, welhlknown jockey, when finhloblithirdhforts ban ...

... -atrwa4 femo. = hI. Herv6 will conduct his comfc opera, Frivoli, Awhen it is produoed at Drury Lane, at the end of the Carl Rosa season. Miss Florence Warden, the author of The House on the Marsh, is now playing the French girl Eulalie, in The Gay ...

... seaward direction, T THEATRICAL ACTION. HMRaIs v..BAIr'BRIDGE.-The plaintiff in this case is Mr Augustus Harris, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and the defendant Captain Batubrldgeo, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Manchester. As we have already stated, in July ...

... letters of. tire poet Shelley xrelating to. hie . private affairs. .and? two of Sir--Walter -Scott- - one to 'Miass Smith, of .Drury Lane Theatre, and ano'ther aboutiris peertniar loes. 'Join-Ruakinin'-'1 oneletter .writes, i'1865, :Whab Isnffeton the other ...

... ia the tinioy- ment of a green old aie, and his title to one of his nsost popular macga he. been adooted for the liteta Drury Lane drama, The authoria justiled in makint use of it in his turn for am intereating volume of hia reminiscencen. He was born ...

... L. Toole, and every bheante or plaoe of amucement with which Sir Auguntun Harrls was e-nnected. That from the abtlsts at Drury Lane was a hulge column broken at the t'p; the campny at the Duke of Yoea' theatre sent a tremendous wreath composed solely of ...

... were sustained by Miss Carlotta Addison, of the Bristol, Bath, and London Theatres, Mrs. Barratt, of the Theatre - Royal, Drury- lane; and Miss leooten, of our local dramatic company. Amongst the gentlemen amateurs were Captain Disney Roebuck-whose name ...

... licensing authorities or justices, the only exceptions to this being theatres with patent rights, like Covent garden or Drury lane, bjn0 tide clubs, the profits of which go to the banelit of the institution or members, purely military canteens, packet ...