... es, inasmuch as it introduced, for the first time in Oxford, the popular comediau, Mr. A. Younge, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, in the character of ,Sir Peter Teaszlc, and afforder the manager himself (Mr. Hooper) an opportunity of appearing on the ...

... sensation. From this tinm her success was complete, anid she reigned the spoilt favourite of the London putblie both iat Drury-lane cud Covent-garden, plioying w wlit is tehiiiciileiy termied 'fir>t lighlt comedy,'' ?? h as L' !',a Lamspra ie Te Rivals ...

... morning a fire was dis- covered by the police in a back building belonging to Mr. Gover, fruit salesman, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. The flames spread to the part of the building which was occupied by four families. A scene of intense excitement prevailed ...

... condition which we were led at the end of the first year of its existence to anticipate. Tun TIiEATRE.-Tho company front Drury-Lane, who, a short time since, occupied ?? Theatre, have announced a second series of performances by themi during Easter week ...

... characters, playing with perfect ease and excellent effcct. Miss Kate Rivers, of the Adelphi Theatre, and Miss Rose May, of Drury-lane Theatre, were engaged for the occasion, and, by their charmlillg acting, contributed greatly to the success of the piece ...

... original w Dick Doddipods of the English provinces), has been fw secured by Mr. Henry Dundas, and his tour with the hi :Drury-lane spectaoular comody-drama, Pleasure, has been exceptionally successful. During the whole of next week Mr. Dundas' company ...

... death of the Rev. James IV. Harman, MI.A. Thte Rev. H. S. Anders, M.A., formerly minister of St. John's Church, Broad-court, Drury-lane, to the Rectory of IKirkby-la-Thorpe, with Asgarby annexed, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Henry Ashington, M.A. ...

... considering ob- jection urged at trial that indictment in consequence failed, confirmed, and prisoner ?? of fire given at Drury-lane Theatre Tuesday evening by flue becoming over- heated, aid extending to wood-work on roof, but by prompt exertions extinguished ...

... ; Exeter INall was filled to the ceiling with listeners to an oratorio ; and Covent Garden with the friends of Jullien. Drury-lane was full, and so was the Lyceum,-we saw them ; the other theatres doubtless had their share. Passing over Waterloo Bridge ...

... La Barbieri Nini ! INs OLVENCY OF Ma. ANDERSON, THE LATE LEsssE OF DRuny- LANE THEATRE.-Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, was discharged on Tuesday week. There was no op- position entered to the application, notwithstanding there were ...

... mae-chant alld two travellers, omi a certain evening proceeded from his residence, c St, George's-in-the-East, in a cab to Drury-lane Theatre. t They wished to go to the dress circle, the admission to f which was 2s. Gd. each; and after inquiring of the ...

... Geologist to the Exploring Party.-Her Majesty, en route for Scotland, at Dunbar Station.-Scene from The Rose of Castille, at Drury-lane Theatre.-tnaugnration of the Statue of Sir Isaac Newton at Grantham.-Statue of Sir Isaac Newton.-BranCep1eth Castle, Durbanm ...