... Lennox stated at a preliminary meeting of the committee, that Mr. Chatterton was the only Drury Lane manager who had always paid his rent. In addition to this, Drury Lane Theatre has been open for every performance for a benevolent object which has taken place ...

... year when the Battle of Waterloo was fought, and only by one season Missed the opportunity of working under Lord Byron at _Drury Lane. I shall never cease to regret my ill-hick, exclaims the whitehaired veteran of a Inindred plays, as he sits before his ...

... Giorno, and also sustained a great grief by the death of Malibran. Mr. Alfred Bunn at this time was playing English opera at Drury Lane, and was very successful with the Maid of Artois and the Siege of He secured Benedict as orchestral conductor, an engagement ...

... had been error in law. said that in 1845 Mr. Wallace wrote the music of the opera Maritana, and it was brought out at Drury Lane under the management of Mr. Alfred Bunn in that year. Before the rehearsal Mr. Wallace wrote to Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and ...

... Roxburgh, Q.C., under somewhat exceptional circumstances. He said that Mr. Chatterton had for some years been the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, the lease containing a covenant which rendered it void in the event of the lessee presenting a petition for the ...

... We understand that next season Mr. Gye will, in addition to his lesseeship of Covent Garden, undertake the direction of Drury Lane, having anticipated Mr. Mapleson in his offer for that theatre. This unexpected arrangement will bare the effect of preventing ...

... is almost the only survivor of the KernVe school, and his own performances in the Shaksperian revivals at Sadler's Wells, Drury Lane, and elsewhere entitle him to such a compliment. M. Renan, in spite of his war with the Germans, found time a few days ago ...

... m., by the world-famed Military Band at it full summer strength, conducted by Mr. Karl Meyder, late Musical Director of Drury Lane Theatre. The Train will leave Lytham at 6-0 a.m.; Kirkham at 6-15 a.m., and is expected to arrive in Buxton not later than ...

... extend also to gloves.—Masgrated News. The Voices family, whose refusal to accept reduced salaries led to the closing of Drury Lane Theatre are reported to have taken a lease of the Aquarium Theatre for five years. Acknowledging the receipt of a paper ...

... elected in 1853. Mr. John Clarke, the well known comedian, has died of consumption. Mr. Clarke first appeared in London at Drury Lane, October 7, 1852, as Fathom in the play of The Hunchback, after some three years' provincial experience on the stage. ...

... g to the Succession Duty.— through the resistance of the tine wire helix to the Shaksperian revivals at Sadler's Wells, Drury Lane, demonstrat iir. Croldney seconded the motion —Mr. Gladstone 'mileage of the current, the platinum becomes incan- and elsewhere ...

... Mr. Millman, M.A., who has for many years military during for extraordinary expenses incurred by calling in the London at Drury Lane, October 7, 1852, as Fathom officiated as Assistant Registrar at the University of humorous singer and pianist. Mr. Parry ...