... Preserved at Drury Lane, with the advantage of Quin in Pierre; but he falling ill, Barry became his substitute, and did not equal him in the character. Where did he pick up this information? Quin was never engaged under Garrick's management at Drury Lane, neither ...

... of the detective department. Mr. Augustus new play, “ The Armada,” is one Oo! { the most stupendous efforts ever made at Drury Lane. Upon it has been expenaed an of sciyntitic, and artistic de- tatl that 18 posiusely wonderful. There is, in fact, too much ...

... extensive compass—a treasure of voice. Mr. Talbot, a new tragedian, who appeared in Dublin some years ago, made his debut at Drury Lane, in the part of Macbeth. He was, on the whole, successful. Miss Amy Sedgwick played the part of Lady Macbeth, and Mr .Sinclair ...

... luncheon with ber RB yaland Mighness the Dechess of Edinburgh, at Clarence House, St James's, The honoured tbe Theatre Royal, Drury lane, aith (heir op the end returned at about seven o'clock. M «and Mre P J Edwards bad the bonoar of th the Queen last evening ...

... Aladdin and the Lamp.” Ie beauty of all kinds, it is admitted that it may vie with any spectacle of the kind ever seen at Drury lane, while in wit and drollery it may claim to rank with the best; but its premiere can hardly be called a success, for, the ...

... Prince Consort taken vickets for any performance at a theatre except by ordering » box for the to be reserved for her at Drury Lane or Covent Garden. Lord Salisbury, who went to Windsor on (lier weaterdar. did not to the Foreign Sir Long, M_P., after ascending ...

... bis brethren lashed, sought Kelly's acquaintance, and in the following year produced his first comedy, False Delicacy, at Drury Lane. The success was decisive during the first season the play was repeated nearly twenty times. Even body felt that it was ...

... coloured tragedian, has appeared and failed at Melbourne. Theatrical gossip reports the marriage of Miss Bessie Aleyne, of Drury Lane Theatre, to Sir Cullen Eardley ; and mentions that Miss Clara Denvil will shortly wed the manager of an important provincial ...

... Darley, M‘Keown, ‘Thomas ; Elliot A. White, Esq, J.P. Keg, nd Jota FIRE IN DRURY LAXE. eleven o'clock, fire Green and Co., Drury lane. broke out in a Geb store, the was con- damaged, the being partially de- the fro engines commenced ty age SG SEDs unstampel ...

... Richard Brinsley Sheridan, with whom he had no previous acquaintance, proposing to aim to undertake the manage- ment of Drury Lane Theatre, with an interest in the pro- perty. A long negotiation ensued, which at one time seemed likely to succeed, but ...

... 1798, and never acted publicly under the name of Montague, either London or Dublin. Within five years he found his way to Drury Lane, in which thsatre made h's debut on the 27th April, Young Mirabel in the Inconstant, announced from Dublin, his first ...

... under the ebia, the jugular vein, woman wae removi od te Cottage MADAME MARIE Medamo Marie will make ber frst ap- season a: Drury Lane on Saturday sext, under Mr. Cari Rose. t be Carmen, and title role for the two DEPARTURE OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT. Last evening ...