... and self-prostration are particularly recommended.—Lonaon paper. George Garrick was brother David, and deputy-manager of Drury Lane Theatre. A part his duty, says Mr. Peake, was to walk about the stage and quiet the talkers or intruders by his exclamation ...

... make tour of this country to deliver lectures on the state of Italy. Two new five-act dramas are underlined to produced at Drury Lane—one named by Mr. K. H. Horae, which Mrs. Waller appears to have brought over with her from Australia ; and the other, Bianca ...

... very happily named. Tic whole of the theatrical family in Nlckleby, Mr. Crummies, Mr. Folair, Miss Pctowker (of the T. H. Drury Lane, who sings “Tic Blood Drinker’s Burial) are all beautifully fitted. also is S ...

... leaders, and principal instrumentalists. It would seem as if, whenever an experiment has been made in the high drama at Drury Lane, and failed, the management forthwith abandons it and turns inferior class of drama, requiring less talent and addressed ...

... Church in 1845. have much pleasure in announcing that Mr. AVood has made arrangements with the company at present performing Drury Lane, London, for short operatic season the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh, in the month of February next. The company will superior ...

... e to use snuff scented with the spirit of violet, and significantly allude the perfume. Garrick, when he was manager of Drury Lane Theatre, brought a mixture into fashion using and alluding it in one of his most famous parts. The tobacconist whom thus ...

... Covcnt Garden is not. Her Majesty’s cannot of course be desecrated by masks and the coarse tricks of Clown and Pantaloon. Drury Lane, however, continues in the oi l track, and promises something from the combined pens of E. L. Blanchard and Harry Boh no ...

... The corapony will include Mdmc. Grid, and Mdme. Gassier, Signor Volpini (the new tenor who achieved such great success at Drury Lane Theatre), Signor Lorini, Hen* Formes, and other artists of corresponding reputation. Amongst the operas selected will be ...

... alntod U.vm. Mh. “ n *«SP CTrt,c lie was too runlditi U. judgments, too often suffered his heart Drury Lane Theatre, on the April. run away witli his i.c «d, i..d have been frequently mistaken in , XCK \lbert has apiwinicd the o-h ...

... ** Two p.'. lie..! Mysteries: Poet .and Panitcr;” and and Italian lnd.-|»endencc.” Acvobdini; to the Athtmmm, Mr. will at Drury Lane the whole f the operatic company which p -1 formed lad y. ..r at the Lyceum, including Madame Grisi, the tiim- of whose ...

... this direction been carried out that when, the other day, it was necessary for one of the saloon omnibuses to be taken to Drury Lane for the purpose of having part of its spring repaired, it was preceded and followed on its way thither by omnibuses belonging ...

... Matthews has been appointed the Crown to succeed the late Sir George in the chair of Military Surgery.— Courant. Mr. Smitit, of Drury Lane Theatre, has purchased the Panopticon, in Leicester Square, with a view, wo hear, arranging it a circus. The site is a good ...