... ed, Mdlle. Piccolo mini may be said to have at- tracted three of the largest assemblies congregated within the walls of Drury-lane for a lengthened period, and that at a time of the year by no Lreans favourable to operatic enter- tainments. With the solitary ...

... ROYAL OPERA, DRURYLANE. Although the Sonnarnbula was performed last night, for the sixteenth time, by the Drury-lane oper tic company, it was Mr. SIMS REEVES'S first appearance as Elvino, and the performance had all the attraction of a novelty. BELLINI'S ...

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... very0 fiat. At Drury. Lane. and the Lyceum the. seasn may be s;aid to be divero' insa muchas both -houses will close on Friday next to WOO t4A5 preparation to the great attractions which arm to e WM- sented on the 26th. The season at Drury lane Wi 6hee I ...

... or' ing people employed at Drury Lane assembled in tie house and demanded to see some of the authorities A posse of policemen replied by turninl them forcibly Out, All this is most disgraceful. Surely the committee of DrurY Lane Theatre ought to feel that ...

... satisfactory result, preparatory trnmpeting being, in these days, a to- lerably regular harbinger of some sham or other. The Drury Lane bills, however, hbd been characterized by an al- mest undue reserve. for it was actually left to the publiO 0 u Znjeture ...

... promises and provisions can be fairly carried out. Now, the announcement just put forward 'by the lessee and director of Drury-lane Theatre for a forthcoming campaign of Italian opera is so mendacious in the extent of its pledges, that the veriest novice ...

... the theatre; and of the priscipal musicoellers and librarians. Mi JULLIEN-'S-F-A'REWELL BAL MASQUE', J je THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MB.JULLIEN hs the honour to a3snounce that, in compliance with the suge, tionso of several of his patrons, he has deter6i'ed ...

... for a loan society. The insolvent is well known about Drury-lane.: He is a musician, and, although totally blind, delivers newspapers in the neighbourhood. His daughter keeps a shop in Drury- lane. It appeared that the insolvent in 1852 signed bills to ...

... Tussaud's,K Kahn's. Museum, Marston's Museum, Caplin's Maseum, Airchltectural drawings, &c. THEATRES. .COMMBEC AT SEVEN., Drury Lane, Haymarket, Adelphi, Princesses, St. James's, Lyceum, Olympic, Sadler's Wells, Stradd, Surrey, Vidtorid, Marylebone, Grecian ...

... showed the income and expenses. The latter he thought had been too large. The insolvent said he made £500 when be was a. Drury. lane Theatre, and out of £350 a-year afterwards he had expended a good deal in travelling expenses. It was stated to the Court ...