... amusement of ftse holiday folks. Ties 2Icelebrated Denimn family (six in number) Wihe, by their recent -, performancfes at Drury-lane Theatre, have gained so high a receove as pantomilmists. have been engaged, and will epcar in aaa new comic liarlequinede ...

... inittrferaneee of Sir George Grey. it ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A painfoli sensation prevailed ,e daring Sunday in the vicinity of Drury-lane, in consequence of *e a report Cleat Donovan, the pugilist, had murdered Isis wife, by throwing her out of window. Donovan ...

... -A more honour- able tribute could not have been paid to an artist than that .vwhich was awarded on Tuesday se'nnigbt at Drury-lane Theatre, , to Mrs. Glover, when, after an honourable career of more thaa half a century, she took leave of the public. The ...

... Pilgrims, was received with macli aluprobiainit 0 llen do lPinna, widow, formerly Mliss Uelc-aly 9-actress and vocalist at Drury-lane Theatre, woo committed a ?? on Wednesiday for a week, asea drusken di,. e orderly. A poliee-constable said lie saw her 'lreeling ...

... have gained the applause of the musical world. Mt. BARRETT'S FALSTAF,.-Mr. Barrettes performance of the unctuous knight at Drury-lane theatre continues to be ap- preciated by the public. On Wednesday evening Mr. Justice ralfourd, after witnessing the performance ...

... night, are operating disastrously e, upon the fortunes ofthe London theatres, Sadlpr's Wells closed on Wednesdaj week, and Drury-lane oi 8axdtjy l ight1 qM no o4i9: V!94414 Want 9tepatrguuq_ DrAacooona,.Mr. H. T. Hope. of Piccadilly, exhibits a caahet ...

... to serve as sheriff of London with Mr. Cotterell, has declined the duty and paid the fine. Mr. Anderson's lesseeship of Drury-lane Theatre has ended in insolvency ; he is now an Inmate of the Queen's pri. son, preparing to go through the insolvent debtors' ...

... last of your abominable exactions. HowmuchamIlto subseribe ? A THEATRICAL SPECULATION.-Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has concluded his management like many of his predecessors, in the Insolvent Debtors' Court; and the schedule contains ...

... 14I was declared that unless t'hey Wvers carried into effect the opp British lion~would coese to exist, with all the usual Drury-lane cite' oratory. Te fertuers were- beiniting to ba,intclined tolvrards got', free-trade, liat they, nlot bis.ett hounldetdO ...

... oraol bas issued a ?? forbidding a, any of the offeisias to solicit Ch1r18isttmasboxes, under pain. of wv dismissal. II Drury-lane Theatre has closed, after a short and inglo- a; Onon season of five nights I There is a dearth of funds, it is 1 said, to ...

... obvious to these who, in framing an eat _of patrliament., dsrto protect the electors in the discharge of mu ?? duty.eir th DRURY-LANE, THEcATRE.-There is an old Joe which mi records that 'a gentleman wending through a marsh was con- cc soled by some local ...

... before Dir. Henry charged T' with creating a dialurbisace and assaulting the police at Jollies's ? Promenade Concert, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday night. w The charge wee fully proved; Garden and Williams were fined do £3 each, and Kemp was sentenced ...