... Garden in 1811. Here she remained, first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 05th year of her age. ...

... distance directly l out of London, is to be opened in the course of a few id ?? Chroaicle. hie MRs. GLOVER's FAREWELL BENEFIT.-Drury-lane s. Theatre was crammed to the ceiling on Friday night, on the occasion of the farewell benefit of Mrs. Glover, who made ...

... the afternoon, when, off the Houses of Parliament, a Mrs. Shadbrook, residing in Queen's Head- passage, Charles-street, Drury-lane, who had conceived that an improper intimacy had taken place between a fe- male of the party and her husband, in a frenzy ...

... are told, is dead : but ere long the Delegates will assenmble from every County in Great Bri- tain, und make the walls of Drury Lane, or Covent Garden, re-echo throughiout the length and breadth of the Agricul . tural districts. That it is a lively corpse ...

... expected a testimonial in the form of a service Sf |pllate, or an invitation to dinner, or to the great meetifli to be held at Drury Lane on the twenty-ninth1 instants '5 not quite clear; butt a boon of £150,000 does ?? profuse thlanks, when far larger sums ...

... Or Evoluirb 20itrizal. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1851. The meeting at Drury-lane Theatre of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry, is a cheering sign of the times, and gives abundant promise that the period is not far distant when the ...

... should be at his post, batostating tlsat indispositionwtsuld preveotbhis attenodance, Sit had done at the late ineeting at Drury. lane Theatre. Captain Gladsatone, regretting it would be out of his Pouter to attend, but tenelering his best thatnks to the ...

... He could but feel the conviction fore- mn ing itself upon his mind that that demonstration, like the Io magnifcent one at Drury Lane, and others in various parts .r- of the kingdom, were proving the fact not only that pro. at teetion was not dead-not only ...

... pauperism of our union, which I think deserves to be known. A short time ago, prior to the protectionist demonstration at Drury Lane Theatre, the board of guardians, anxious, I suppose, tod supply their friends with additional arguments as to the- disastrous ...

... He was in his career connected, as musical director, with the leading London Theatres, and at one period was lessee of Drury-lane Theatre in conjunction with Captain Polhill. He never recovered the shock of his wife's death, the late Mra. Waylett, which ...

... musical entertainment at the Theatre, being the first of a series., The interior had been fitted up after the fashion of Drury-lane, when used folr .ulliela's prometiade concerts.' The whole space, em- bracing pit and stage, was made to represent one saloon ...

... County Association, and by the Rev. J. Branch, formuerly a missionary in the service of the Lon- . don City Mission on the Drury-lane District ; both of t whom gave some very interesting details of their lahoursi among the poor and degraded classes of persons ...