... halmost all our theatres and places of amusemunt, and dramati lessees and managers are accordingly in good spirits. The Drury Lane performnances of grand Italian, opera, with Grisi for prima donna, continue to attract large audiences. There has been no ...

... THE HAVELOCK MEMORIAL. , A ,- eA public meeting was held in Drury Lane Theatre, 0 London, on Friday afterhooii, for thle purpose of pro. Is ino0ting a memlorial to the memory of the late General ?? Henry Havelock. The Duke of Cambridge, who db presided ...

... grd. the admirers of the tragic drama, The Italian the tragedienne, Madame Ristori, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will appear at our a of theatre for one night only, viz, Wednesday next, I wer- July 23rd, in her great impersonation of ...

... very attentively listened to. The Kirkstead and Horneastle railway was opened to the public on Saturda y. . Wild Court, Drury Lane, long the opprobrium of that quarter, has undergone a complete transformation 3 at the hands of the society for improving ...

... precarious livelihood by needlework. At the f commencement of February she took a small back room at a coffee-house, 59, Drury lane, She fur- nished the room herself, but, bit by bit, sold the things to purchase food. She had not been seen for two days ...

... divide the benor honours. We he that the English version of Il Trovatore,' productd under Mr. Tally's m:ranagement at 'Drury Lane, will t' ,hi pidoe de reeatliece in the provinces. :DEauHoF MAnActg V£STBIS.-MrS. CharlesMatthews' .is no',more. A painful ...

... n actor. On removing from Covent Garden to Drury Lane, he became the riginal representative of the heroes in the late r Sheridan Knowles's Caiun Gracchus and William Tell. He reappeared at Drury Lane in 1826, and from that time continued to rise ...

... Buckinghanm Palace. On Saturday, thle Queen. and Prince Albert, 'and four of the royal children, witnessed the performances at Drury Lane Theatre; and On Moilday hier Majesty and the Prince honoured the perforancetc of thle French plays with her presence. INTENTION ...

... London in regard to opera. ' o 'only are Her Majesty's and the Royal Italian Operas to give opeleatic performances, but Drury Lane opepi on Easter Monday with what is called English opera, but which is only (necessarily) English in having the libretto ...

... oxford rail- way accident, died on Monday, in the Radcliffe Ilt- firmnary. A thief made his vay to the dressing-room of Drury- lane Theatre, one day last week, ad stole some of the performners' clothes, while they ?? on tie stage. The blacksmiths, farriers ...

... of the Rpman Oatholic clergy from various parts of the country attended. A renter's share of £500 in the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane, London, sold on Friday, the 3rd inst., for £26, Dr Davidson has retired from the Professorship of Biblical Criticisat in ...

... and 250 more at the Standard Theatre, besides occasionally appearing at the Crystal Palace, the Alexandra Palace, and at Drury Lane, the Princess's, the Gaiety, and the Adelphi Theatres, without the break of a single night since the middle of September ...