... shelved by official indolence or inattention, and yet such wvas the case; it had long slumbered amongst the rejerted dramas of Drury Lane Theatre, when the almost bankrupt necessities of that establishment, causing a freshl search for some needful novelty, its ...

... _consequence of _the _immense _success ofithe MENDELSSOHN FESTIVAL , _given hy _; M . JULL 1 EN at the _Theatre-Royal , Drury Lane , ' on _Thursday _, November 27 th , and in compliance with the wish of many . Aniateurs that _on _Evening _should _he _set ...

... premises belonging to Mr Mackerell, steam-baked potato-dealer, No 7 Vinegar Yard, nearly facing the upper gallery entrance of Drury Lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, including the basetnent, were adjoined by numerous similar erections ...

... D « l _: « r LJXE _THEATRE _. _—On Friday , at a _general meeting of the , actors _, actresses _, and _other _emplmtu of Drury Lane _Theatre , which was held in the _green-room for the purpose of _devising means _by which the theatre _may be kept open ...

... will cost 9,000.000 francs DIITUT LANE TH . On Friday, at a general meeting of the actors, actresses, and other emplors of Drury Lane Theatre, which was held in the green-room for the purpose of devising means by which the theat re ma y b e kept open, Mr ...

... ALARM OF FeaRE AT Druaty-Lvxer THEATIax-N7O smfall excitement was created oti Wednesday afternoon itl the s neighbourhood of Drury-Lane and ?? Strend by a sudden alarm that this fine theatre was on fire. It svas shortly as- certained that the smoke was proceeding ...

... in the a iii. easy It, get 416 army of feeling, an in • width nuke a show a ftnntante .4 to laity tostre Curt may he Mt Drury lane 1,11 amount of twpsolar lerelsng it awe at • a th.• manags., ti n i. thing• when. •ith 110. ntunw•l to Home corer sa a sisoll ...

... ni _^ _icritv , 70 . ART _UNION or _LONDON . —The annual _meeting of this . _i- _'isociaiion touk i _> Iacc on Tuesday in Drury Lane _Theatre—the Duke of _Cambridge in the ch _^ ir . _Thr _reserve _fund now _aniounts to the _e-. un of _; C 37 _^ 7 _, 13 ...

... Donovan, who follows the trade of a blacksmith when not in training for pugilistic encounters, residing in Short's Gardens, Drury Lane, on Saturday night was drinking with his wife at a public house in the mighbourhood. They both left when the house closed ...

... which shall make a show—a frontage of delight ; easy to hire twelve beggars that their feet may be washed. Mr Anderson of Drury Lane can fundsh any amount of popular feeling or pious sire at a shilling a-head; and the managers ku , .w these things in Rome ...

... T. Priasep, 1026--majority, 70. AxT-U-ioN OF LONDON.-The annual meetina of this as- sociation took place on Taesday ih Drury-Lane Theatre-the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. The reserve fond now amounts to the sum of L.3787, 13s. lod. The prizes were ...

... composer _, the late _Mr Atwood . _Hersuccess was _decided . In _1832-33 sho was _secured bv _tlie _lute Capt . Pothill for Drury Lane Theatre , with Mali-Lran _, Templcton , II . _Philips _, &c . _Her last _suafon in London was at tlie iraymarket TIieatrc ...