... News asks what lias become of the Havelock Memorial, inaugurated with such pomp under the aaspicea of the Dake of Cambridge Drury Lane. Three months have since elapsed, and hitherto the subscriptions for the monument, far from corresponding to the brilliant ...

... will be found the original cast of the Honeymoon the Count; was at that time the stock prologue and epilogue speaker at Drury-lane, and though quite youth, was favourably received whenever indispositW prevented Bannister, or the other leading comedijss ...

... BEHIND THE SCENES, At Bow-street, Thursday, Hr. Harryßoleno, the clown at Drury-lane Theatre, appeared to a summons charging him with haring assaulted James Mackintosh, a supernumerary, during the performance of the pantomime. The complainant stated that ...

... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in favour of Reform. application which has been made for the use of Drury - lane Theatre for that purpose has been refused by the committee of proprietors that building, but Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated ...

... re-elected chamberlain, * ...

... “Personal wrongs’*—bad enough. Legal remedies ’’—still worse. Happy Name.—We notice the list of the pantomimic company at Drury Lane, the name of Signor Gratzany. To is is at it should be; except that G, r, a, f, is not the way to spell great. Save from ...

... satisfied of the respectability of the promoters. Mexican captains, who sup at Cremorne and play whist at coffeehouses Drury-lane, are hardly the persons, I should think, who would be desirous of cleansing the Augean stable of the Such reformers 1 look ...

... BANKRUPTS.— Fkjdat, Sept. 21 J. O. Dickinson and J. Cbhiquton, Aldermaabory, City, C. wood, James-street, Co vent-garden; Drury-lane, and Ixnig-acre, grocer. O. Harris, Woking, Surrey, tailor. J. Hardwick Strand, tailor. T. It. Pickles, Great Vork-mcws ...

... which tho family highly esteemed. The following is a list of the Christmas enter-j . tainments at the various theatre*: —Drury Lane: pan-' * tomime, Peter Wilkins and tho {Hying Islanders, written E. L. Blanchard.—Her Majesty's: Tom Thumb,* Jaffa tomime ...

... unions, and Kfeteoce to one particular, -V. Brooko will leave Melbourne February, ned upon his-artival in England Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged by Mr. E. The first orlss the Manchester Art Union was di^n Iry the wife of farm labouter thoeataleof Muno, ...

... Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kean do not America next year, tb«-y originally Intended, having entered into engagement to appear at Drury-lane. The dormitory at Westminister School has been particiontd into separate .leeping es, and has been well lighted and ventiltted ...

... “Miller and bis Men.” “Our young musicians,” says the writer, might do worse than give hour * The Miller and bis Men.’ Drury Lane Theatre announced to let ” for the next six m' ...