... promised to take a trip from New York for the purpose of playing “Lord Dundreary,” for the benefit of the above institution, Drury Lane Theatre, and then return to New York. Arrah-na-Pogue and Night and Morning ate still playing the Qaiett, with Mr. aad Mis ...

... the stage of her servioea. It is stated that she has already entered into engagement to sing the Italian opera season at Drury-lane. The Phare de la Loire of Nantoa give* notice thnt Rahagas will not permitted to be pleyed in that town, a decree of M. ...

... Bufton, on her recovery from the sad effects of the serious railway accident, in which she was a sufferer, took place at Drury Lane, on the instant, when immense audience assembled to welcome back this favourite actress to the stage, who made her reappearance ...

... viaited U. Andaraen to teatify hie aympatby. Mb. Andrew Hallidat’s drama of Rebecca, which had anoh a auooaaaful run at Drury lane, ha* been reproduced the National Standard Theatre, Biahopegate, with Mr. T. Mead a* Isaac of Tork.” Mrs. Billington aa ...

... Bella Moors of tha Boyal Court Theatre, and dsaghter Mr. G. W. Moors, of the Moore and Burgee* Minstrel*, Mr. J. Yokes, of Drury Lane Theatre, eolemniaed on Tuesday morning at St. Jamee’s Chnroh, There was large gathering theatrical artists and others witness ...

... assassination of the regretted Prince Michael. Mb. Mafleson has effected an arrangement with the renters and proprietors of Drury Lane for during the ensuing sauaon. At the same Meeting a rote of thanks was passed to Mr. Chatterton for his condaot as lessee ...

... pupil of M. Vi -.tor Masse, and the second to M. HiUeinacher, pupil of M. FratijoU Bazin. Havino entered upon second lease Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. F. B. Cbatterton has resolved to open the season on the 20th of September, when Anion j and Cleopatra will ...

... who *nppli** th* mmaety and th* eoetamte, dee# aderntteing for theatM*. lord Lond*eboto«gh brought ont Bate! and B.j.uat Drury Lane, and te*t atlte*t thirty land pennda there. Tn. Bari of n*ph.w of the Poet m**ter • CUnetal, banked Mr. Hingaten the Opera ...

... of his removal to Sheffield, A MAN NAMED Geoeoe Joeden, a potman, about 40 years of ago, staying the Model Lodging-house, Drury-lane, London, has committed snioide by cutting his throat, and thou jumping out of the second-floor window. It appears that the ...

... with selling intoxicating liquors without being licensed to do so. Police-constable 185 E said he went to Linooln-oonrt, Drury-lane, in plain clothes, and after waiting abont for some time, about half-past one in the morning got into conversation with ...

... Prince Jerome Napoleon. James Cogan, a police-sergeant, lias been convicted at Bow-street, London, of assaulting grocer, in Drury-lane, and fined £3. Mr. Vaughan, tho magistrate, said tho sergeant’s story was undoubtedly invented, and was one which no reasonable ...

... death of his son, looked and said, “ What did whan was tickled When Mr. Sheridan pleaded court his own oanee, and that dth* Drury lane Theatre, an Irish labourer, known among the netoce by the name of Billy Brown, wan called upon to fire his evidence. Prerionely ...