... it is on record that a. Kentish yeoman, on bringing his family to town for the, purpose of seeing The Done of Venice at Drury Lane,, and recognising a fattilar voice and manner in the prominent actor, astonished the audience in the midst of the play by ...

... grouml hardened, by a sevore frost,-thlero were crowded audiences at the Music Balls, I understand. All the theatres, except Drury Lane, were closed ; at that house Mr. Howard Glover gave a coucert, at which there were twenty solo vocalists, and very large ...

... north. Pantomime is torole nest season at several of the metropo- litan theatres. Mr. E. L. Blancharld is to purvey fur Drury Lane and Mr. Nelson Lee for thes Marylebone, the City of Lon - don, and other theatres. Mr. Buekotone is to write the extra- ...

... , for the due illustration of the poet in his period. The PRcVILEoas oF PLUSH.-On the 3rd May, 1736, the audience at Drury Lane, with the Prince of Wales and his bride among them, witnessed some unex- pected addition to the entertainment promised them ...

... ?? g rt B . b Saye the Mforning Lewder: Mr Ben Davies made his demi-d6but; on Saturday-eveningat' Drury Lane in 6'Faust, deoring one of the greatest sccesses of' the season, the truth and dignity oE his voice being re'mrkable, and- as a lady tersely ...

... CARNARVON, DRAMATIC ENTE21TAINIIETr. - Miss Helen Conway (from the Drury Lane Theatre). Miss Sydney Phelps (from the Hnymarkot Tlheatre), and Mr W. R. Duncan (Liverpool) paidl a I Lturn visit to this town and gave another of their clever dramatic ent ...

... of August, the daughter of the prisoner, who had been out drinking with a journeyman baker, came home to her lodgings in Drury-lane, and she refused to let him in with her. She and the prisoner's wife called the police, and wished to give him in charge ...

... Tussaud's, and others of a like character, had a very full share of visitors. The theatres, too, were crammed, more especially Drury Lane, where Mr. H alliday's new comedy-dranua, The Great City, was produced on AMlonday evening. Ihis is a very attractive ...

... may appear extremely gorgeous, but it will no mote bear minute examination than the habiliments of the stage sisterhood at Drury Lane Theatre during the run of arpintomirne. Mr LLOVD- GEOREo has a prodigious amnount of presumpI tion ; and that he courts ...

... contain several interest- ing records in connection with Sir Augustus Harris's 15 years' management of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres. The Civil Service Estimates for the year amount to £31,920,012, showing an increase over the previous year of ...

... Uxbridge on Tues- day last at his seat, Plasnewydd, Anglesey, &fter an absence of two years. THiE STAGE. Mr Bannister (late of Drury Lane, Theatre), on his route from Dublin performed his entertaining Budget, at (Jarnarvon, on Satarday evening, and in this city ...

... the Correct thing just Itow; and you may fancy the slowness of everything at present. Neat week we shall begin afresh. At Drury. lane we are to have the first representation of a new drama, The Great City, of which report speaks well. Lost in London, ...