... failed, T and that Covent Garden will remain under Mr. Gye's I management, while Mr. Mapleson and his troapo will go to Drury Lane. Lord Leigh, while out with the North Warwickshire f hounds on the 6th inst., was thrown from his horse, and a narrowly ...

... made with i Mr. A. Maynard to 'bring a powerful Company of London Star Artistes, including Mr. Fred Evans, the celebrated Drury Lane clown, Miss Amy Rosalind, Miss Lizzie Simms, f the celebrated transformation dancer, from the Royal Aqua- i tne; Mr. Charles ...

... Cirqute 'Napolcen, Aiibiget Cotiiqiie-il oill cigiteomi. The London theatres4 iare :-Cuvetit Gardeii, 1Her 2Atijc~ty's, Drury Lane, Princess's, Haymarket, Olympic, Adelphil. Lyceum, St.1 James's, Strantd ,Marvilebone, Suirrey, Grecian, IVictoria, tI Stantlurd ...

... , Odd Feilows', and F)resters' Fetes and Galas, is engaged to -ring his selected Star artistes, including Fred. Evans, -Drury lane clown, D'Alvini, from the Royal Aquarium, sand thu marvellous Geretti, champion of the slack cord. i3he splendid Band of ...

... that they were nothing more than walking advertisements of a sensational drama, called Pleasure, now being played at Drury Lane Theatre, the earlier scenes of which are laid at Oxford. We have had Churchwardens, Barris- ters, and Resurrection-men before ...

... Lloyd, C. Banks, Brereton, Stnley I Smith, alnd Santley, mitn Mr. COrrodns. For the productiont of The Armadal'' ut Drury Lane oil the 22nd inst. a strotg- conitatily hirs h(3ent etigagetytg Icottprising Mliss Wtinifretl Friery, Mrr. Leon,,rd Boytne ...

... present day, fully and justly entitle her. We are glad to hear that Mr. Hooper has secured the services of Miss Julia Daly, of Drury Lane ahd the Adelphi Thratres; she will make her first appearance in Oxford on Monday next. Judging from her success and popularity ...

... lln estab- t ished reputation at the early age' of 0:; l, 18938 he triumpnintlv sustained the character. of lfe almet at Drury Lane, said he new became courted by all. A silver vase of thu- alue of 2001. was presentedl to him' at a public - dinner;. Her ...

... death of this popular composer, so well known to the general public as the orchestral conductor at the Theatre of Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. J. H. Tully, who had only been ,a, a few ays indisposed, died on Tuesday afternoon from the effects of a severe attack ...

... ; Mr. V ernon Webster, of the Adeiphli * Mir. F. Willairis, of the Lyceum ; Mr. Cliffordd Cooper, ; h. J. Mon-ris, from Drury- lane; Mr1. W~illiamns, and Mlr. Dingle. OXF'ORD ROYAL RECA'n'A.-Tlris Regatta, which is under the immediate patrenage of eilse ...

... and painted by Mr. W. C. Fisher, of Oxford, scenic artist; the stage- director was Mr. Rogerson, of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane; Mr. Nathan, of Tichborne-street, London, costutnier; and Mi- . Wilson, of the Strand, coiffeur. It is butt dule, how- ever ...

... savet having one more enemy. A little planning is as good as hard work. SALARIES OF ACTrtns.-Mr. Bunn, theex-msnagerof Drury. lane and Covent-garden Theatres, makea some curious revels. tiosn respecting the exorbitant salaries paid to our celebrated actors ...