... liver three. Ii sales On Iiti?lay nrght, between nine and ten o'elock, and ? eter, while the perfortnances wero proceeding, Drury-lane won Theatre was discavered to be on fit-a but timely aid ?altc Otiua checked its career before any particular damage ? Poe ...

... provided by- Mr. Wellman this week enabling the Southampton public an opportunity hearing a grand English Opera Company from Drury-lane. The Company is composed of first-rate artistes, amongst whom we may mention Miss Clara St. Cass, the prima donna, and Miss ...

... present but 'Mr. Malplescon, myself, and Mr. Is. ar- 'Ferrer,. lthinikthe seconid'interview was-on the stage of 'lIT kg,, Drury-lane tfheatre. I 1 don't think anybody else was -b bhe peeto htocsonrta v Farrar said he was n ed.asoiionrha ?? me he was one ...

... fire in October, 1859. The fire broke out in 'the morning, and co pletely destroyed the building. Mr. :F. B Chatterton, of Drury-lane. was the lessee of the . building, but it wfas manlaged'by Mr. E. C. H~ale. I ?? - I ...

... previous night. inr's tire mortuarv of St. Giles-in-the-Fields Worklousec to the premises of Mr. Powis, udlertatker, in Drury.lane, at the request of the brother of the de- ceased, who is a servirit to the Secretary of the Royal Antiquarian Society, Soerneset ...

... inauguration of an annual match. Mr. Mapleson has just issued his bill of fare for the coming opera season, to commence at Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday, the 15th of April. In the way of new works opera-goers are p~romised Balfe's posthumous opera II Talismano ...

... did not lorm part of the Opera Corn| piny, that the scores for the first violins and contraba„ol had been borrowed from Drury Lane, and had been aft-jr the performance to be interlarded with notes and alterations. Mr. Fowles so frankly admits the justice ...

... latterly went into a dra- per's shop, whern it was captured. THE LATE MRi. Pxigtps.--Mr. F. B. Chatterton, writing from Drury-lane to the Timtes, corrects sonic state- ments whithli Vcre inade in its bbitnary notice, and which were copie'd'intt;theie ...

... - ut a The' Prince and Princess of W'ales. Prince Albert rely Victor, Prinice George of Wales, and sunte honoured ( ery Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday evening writh their g the presence to witness the performance of '-Pluck. 'I rok A-gentleman named Willett ...

... IC the final presemamtions will be givcs. ?? The Se Iroipl Iaugh;er will occupy trle hoards next l1 wees. This popular Drury Lane drama is now . ot so well knowu as to need no introduction. '1he rV story is highly icterestintg and additional chlar . ...

... a'return visit ,f that sterling melodrama, A Life of Pleasure, withun all the original scenery' and -effecits from Fo Drury-lane. The d ramial, which, is lull.61 of stirring incidnetts of e'veryday. , life~, del matle a ereat impression upon Portsmouth ...

... feature e of Mr. Dacre's acting that he wore costume with v rn distinction, and his appearance in the Royal c Oak, at Drury Lane will be remembered by i most people for its picturesqueness. let TETHE CZARINA. t le BIRTH OF A PRINCESS. . ~h A St. Petersburg ...