... stood, in Leicester , *pare. The auditorium is to hold three thousand persons, and the stage will be larger than that of Drury Lane. There is also to be a covered Wade capable of sheltering a thousand people, and this will be laid out with plants and dowers ...

... commenced at various theatres, I commend any of your readers who may be visiting London especially to those of the Queen's and Drury Lane. The precedence is naturally given to the former house, since it has put upon the stage the great dramatist's Midsummer ...

... the There was not a vacant seat or aisle etc)°, in the six other that of the people, which will be divided be. tiers of Drury Lane Theatre, awl yet during the day tween three - or four sects, living on tolerably good I everything was as still as if at ...

... minutely. The famous Masud Kean, the actor, used to say that he could make his whisper be heard in the one-shelling gallery of Drury Lane Theatres—a distance much aviator than the intent of the interior of the House of Commons. PETRO'S SOLILIQUY ON LOVE. Ui ...

... Roman 'Catholics, and acts as a firebrand in any town where his lectures are given. A poor old woman lately fell down in Drury Lane and broke her log. She fainted, and a policeman jumping to the conclusion so natural with the police, that she was drunk ...

... with the very florid character of some of the music itself, inevitably gives opera-goers reminiscences of Covent Garden or Drury Lane, and the whole effect seems to be quite out of character with a place of worship. But one result is certainly produced —the ...

... fall into the net but outside, and no hopes are entertained of his recovery. The following is placarded in the window of a Drury Lane tobaccenist:—lf the man who stole the meersham pipe on Saturday will call for the case, he will receive Ss reward. The ...

... Miliward, took her benefit, placing on the hoards the admirable play of Dion Bouceicaultwho, by the way, is lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, London— The Colleen Bawn, along with the exciting melodrama of Lady Audley's Secret, dramatised from the novel ...

... matter, which • nine days' wonder ; and in • little time the child was discovered at a low-lodging house in Litwin Court, Drury Lane, • place tenanted by the lowest clam of Irish. It was in a sadly dirty state, and such clothing as it had on its back was ...

... yield. - MR Attintaw HALLIDAY.—We learn from a sort of half-circular half-bill signed by Mr F. B. Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, that our distinguished countryman, Mr Andrew Halliday, has been successfully engaged in reducing Shakespear's well ...

... imperial and Royal Highness from accompanying spouse to open the Chelsea Theatre Embankment emllatunlay, nor front visiting Drury Lane Theatre with him in the evening, where both arrived when the second scene of Noma was pretty well advanced. To the . great ...

... Mr taind. A RANDOM &wt . .- -The Hey, H. Spurgeod, speaking on Wednesday at the opening of • neat . ' mission chapel near Drury Lane, said be remembered due Sunday evening, whilst preaching to a 017*(1.4 6Pagtettatiois, saying, There is a man in the gallery ...