... Charles Hallo, Mi . Howard Reynolds, ice.—Conductor, Mr. Frederic H. Gotten.—Doors open 7.30; commence li. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. • To-Night, at 8.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rignold Hal court, Gibson ...

... Charles Halle, Mr. Howard Reynolds, &c.—Conductor, Mr. Frederic H. Cowen.—Doors open 7.30 commence at 8. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To* Night, 8.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rignold, Harcourt, Gibson, ...

... been a playgoer for just over fifty years, yet of the theatres of his early boyhood only three remain to-day-the Lyceum, Drury Lane, and the Marylebone, once the Royal Alfred, and now known as the' West London. All the others have been burned, or newly ...

... builder. [ Young, Serjeant's inn, Fleet street.-J A Taleen, Fenchurch street, ship broker. rMercer, Mincing lane.-C Webb, Drury lane general salesman. [Stopher, Coleman street.-E Simons, Nevgatew street, lamp dealer. [Linklater and Hackwood, Walbrook.-11 ...

... carry-forward is a trifle lower. A CURIOUS DIRECTORATE. There is an extraordinary condition of affairs on the board of the Drury Lane Theatre Company. The season has been a very satisfactory one, and the profits left little ground for complaint. The improvement ...

... THE PERFORMANCES OF T'£ SAXE- YBINING-&N COMPKY. I The German performers at Drury Lane heve tb lnowgiven us abundant opportunity for appreciating Pt their talents and of discern~ing what is worthy of praise PC in their style of acting and in their nmalner ...

... theatres is only 65,859-or less than half. Drury Lane is not, it seems, the largest theatre, as is usually sup- posed. The Britannia is seated for 3 450, Astley's for 3,410, and the Standard for 2,800. Drury Lane accommodates only 2,500, the Elephant and ...

... Williams, &c. : Mehin. U. H. Macdertnott, Latin, A. Williams, and Qtown, Mr. Harry Payne,—At 7, BOX AND COX. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Leasee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Mokhow, 7.43, Grand Christina* Pantomime.'BLUE BEARD The Votes Family, Messrs ...

... AMile-end, baker-H. A Ringe, Friars-street and Nicholas-street, Ipswich, grocer and tea dealer-T. Lee, sen., White Hart-street, Drury- lane, greengrocer and coal dealer-T. D. Vickers, Blaclk- man-street, Soultbwark, draper andmilliner-4. Saint Cyr, lHighflolburn ...

... elastic web mantufac- turera-W. G. Hernimnn and A. W. Harrison Bristol, ' fr.terers-E. Field and A. MGlashan, Coal-rA, Drury- 'lane, coppersNiths-RG. W. Pickering and J. Sep1ton, Perm- val-street, ?? Ingram and W. Little, Strand, newsaer proprietors-W ...

... par con- certs instead of six, and the expense svidin attrac- tion had been very much incesed.r .s rg~~~t Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane, haenrd bajltge- ment with thedretrbttsyerhe~ ee obliged to go elwerad te enl hd o'been such an increase fexes ashdCom- ...

... n lor tickets to bemadeto Mr.Bailey, the Box-oiiice, from 10 to 6. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8.0. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To-NIGHT, at 8.0, THE WORLD. Mess re. A. Harris, W. Rignold, Maeklin, Gibson, ...