... de- stroyed in AlderDgate Street, and the Coalition Minis- try,o under the Duke of Portland, came into power. In 1809 Drury Lane Theatre was burned, and Mr. Spencer Perceval succeeded the Duke of Rutland at the Treasury. In 1820 sixty houses and several ...

... EYTON, r. - . County Surveyor. Ih. Ipswich, Auguit 6tb, 1874. l Tlieatre Royal, Ipswich. M -JAMEXS JOHNSTONE (Theatte Royal, Drury lane), will Onen for Six Nights only, commencing MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1874, with his ?? Legitimate Dramatic CoM. any. During the ...

... eresting and instructive lecture . on personal recollectioneof a day and night in St. I Giles. He gave a description of Drury Lane and its tsurroundings, Mission Halls, and the companies who a assemble in them; Church Lane, and its inhabitants; a Lodging ...

... terminating in the violent death of a young man named John Kelly, took place in the front parlour of No. 4, Denham Yard, Drury Lane, London, about one o'clock on Thursday morning. At twelve o'clock the deceased, with his mother, his child, his paramour ...

... alterations and omissions in the play; but it must be remembered in I extenuation that this version was not prepared for Drury Lane. -It is the Italian acting edition, adapted to Italian notions of unity in dramatic art ; and this is the Hamlet which Salvini ...

... is not likely to be effaced. That, said a lady whose chief delight through a long life has been tle stage, as she left Drury Lane on Monday l night, that is the greatest dramatic treat I have I ever experienced, and I think she expressed the general ...

... MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. On Sunday morning, atthree o'clock, thecornice of the Drury Lane Theatre colonnade facing Russell Street, estimated at 40 tons weight, fell with a fearful crash, greatly alarming the neighbourhood, who thought it was one shock of an ...

... June, after witnessing an incomparable Shakesperian perform. ance by Salvini, I was, passing through the crush. room of Drury Lane Theatre, in company with the brilliant ioung French journalist, who made himself known to the reading world of the season ...

... Opera Company. tistes: Madame Ilaigh Dyer, the celebrated Prima nan; ir. Henry Haigh, the eminent Tenor of Covent rden and Drury Lane Operas; Miss Fanny Selby, asS Marie Burdett, Miss Rose Proctor, Mr. T. U. o~dWIi, Mr. Henri Duauthorne, Mr. C. Foster, Mi ...

... . 'FHE LITTLE SENTIINEL,-conclud- ing with BLUE BEARD. First appearance of ?? 1-1. Everard, from the TIheitee Royal; Drury Lane. ,MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and TIURS.c DAY, January 24th, 25th,, 2611', 27th, the popular Farce oft OTURN HIM OUT. followed ...

... DISS. FlaE.-On Thursday evening a fire broke out in some stables opposite the Upper Brenery, in the neigh- bonrhood called Drury Lane, the property of Mr. W. Andrewn. An alarm was given about seven o'clock, by the fire-bell, and the engine and brigade were ...

... rival of Salvini, will be given, I believe, on the Wednesday in Easter week. 'The part will be Hamlet, and the stage that of Drury Lane. Mr. Hollingrhead is concerned with Mr. Chat. terton in the management of this series of perform- anices, which will be ...