... pursued in detail. The writer assumes that the season for plays continues forty weeks at the four play- houses, namely, in Drury-lane, Covent-garden, Ray- market, and Goodman's-fields. The collection at each of the three first he reckons at 80 a-night ...

... you may have the goodness to inform me to whome, or to what body, I am to apply to advance my claims of Free Admission to Drury- lane Theatre, and also the claims of the gentlemen my partners. I never, probably, shall make use of my light, certainly never ...

... ELECTION of Guardias. On Friday evening a public meeting of the ratepayers of the above parish took place at the Craven Head, Drury- lane, for the purpose (as stated) of laying before the rate- payers a statement of the reasons why a change should be made in ...

... FAREWELL IBenefit. We have received several communications in referenos to Mr. Macready's benefit, which takes place at Drury- lane on Wednesday next; and, as a little dissatisfaction. a few fears, and something which reads like a threat are contained ...

... fair and reasonable dimensions, that the drama has now (with so much opposition) a chance of existence. The more I think of Drury Lane or Covent Garden, the more I an disposed to believe that no permanent interest will ever attach to them-their day is gone-they ...

... amount of annuity they are to draw. From the Drury- lane Theatrical Fund, which was started by a con- tribution raised at Drury-lane Theatre in 1766, annuities are granted to those appearing at Drury- lane for three consecutive years and subscribing for ...

... the defendant, a timber merchant residing in Colville-- square, the sum of 2 10s., being the value of certain tickets for Drury lane Theatre, which had been ordered by the defen- dant and not paid for. The plaintiff, who was not legally represented, having ...

... GrisiP ;tgfkes) more l'e9 farewells of 'the 'public 'at the Royal Italiai Opern, and' the wonder-working lessee of Drury- lane thinks abo i!'en gaging a buds, and' blossoms to come, out during 'a ' summer campaign,' and having real fountains to play ...

... banquet, is able to assist those who , are called the wage classes employed at theatres, but not actors. a The Covent-garden, Drury-lane, Lyceum, and Strand Theatre Funds are all strictly private funds, and, with the exception of Covent-garden their executives ...

... Troy. On the following July 3d he played Macduff at Drury-lane, supporting Ristori ;and on July 14th, Robert, Earl of Essex, in Elizabeth. He played Stephen Clinton, in Pluck, produced at Drury- lane on Aug. 5th ensuing. In September, 1883, Mr Barnes appeared ...

... Troy. On the following July 3d lie played Macduff at Drury-lane, supporting Ristori ; and on July 14th, Robert, Earl of Essex, in Elizabeth. HeI played Stephen Clinton, in Pluck, produced at Drury- lane on Aug. 5th ensuing. In September, 1883, NIr l Barnes ...

... to allow of the Brethren present assisting at the performance of F-rvoli at Drury-lane Theatre, to which they were all hospitably invited by Br Augustus Harris. The Drury-lane Lodge will hold no further meetings until after the recess. ...