... Sem Whose Performative at the Royal Italian Opera, the Birmingham Festival, and at M. Jallien's Concerts, Theatre Royal. Drury-Lane, created so great a sensation during the past Season. The Orchestra will include the Principal SOLO PERFORMERS from M. dullien's ...

... these establishments — and this is a point of importance — are situated in the most un- healthy localities in London, in Drury-lane, St. Giles's, j &c. One establishment is only separated by a narrow street from Church-lane, St. Giles's, one of the most ...

... placed in a garden until a better site found. It will hold about 300 persons, and it is said will be opened a fortnight. DRURY-LANE. Let hope that a new ora Is about dawn on this longneglected, yet ooco favourite abode of the spirits of the stage. Perilous ...

... cart accident, of being run over, oc• enured to a man named Henry Herrick, a labourer residing at No. 19, Shorts's-garden, Drury-lane. It appears that he was crossing Great St. Anirew's•street, Sevenelials, when a timber carriage belonging to Messrs. Wilson ...

... Woman Frightfully Burnt. — A poor woman, the wife of a labourer, named Mary Kenr.edy, residing at No. 44, Charles-street, Drury-lane, met with a frightful accident yesterday through fire. She was engaged making some soup, and whilst doing something to the ...

... MA. activi of this de tment of manufacture is shown by the increased capital embarked in it. Amongst the ‘mems” of the we Drury Lane reopened under the management of Mr. G. T k are the following :— Messrs, Merry and Cunningham, wl @ Sraigh on Monday. ately ...

... perch or pole trick was also given. The last scone was brilliant in the extreme ; and altogether, as pantomimes go, that at Drury-lane appears likely to take a very fair place in the list. HAYMARKET.— After Masks and Faces, an extravaganza was produced, with ...

... of the audiences on Monday night and every night since,—do the public appear disposed to allow of any reform of the kind. DRURY LANE opened on Monday night with a hest . of performers unknown to fame. With the exceptions of Henry Wallack, Charles Selby ...

... M. Jullien’s Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, created so great a sensation during the past Season. The Orchestra will include the principal Solo Performers from M. Jullien's Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Doors open at Half-past Seven, Concerts ...

... an . _Operai _^ the _^ Birmingham . Festival _ _and- at _^ M _^ JuiIien * s _,. _Concer _iSi * _'Thcatre-Ito ' yal _, 'Drury Lane _, created so ' great a ' _sensa- _^ ' . _tiori'durinj _; the paat'Seasbh ; - . _ • ' •'•' : ' • ; _' _• • _ _•'; ' ...

... posture-man, exceeded all of them activity and powers of contortion, and bids fair to rival even toe wonaerful Devani of Drury-lane. The eoenery it, on the whole, very good; and xome of the acenea would credit even to our largest theatres. ASTLET’S (BATTY’S) ...

... consisting of provincial mediocrities, who, in the natural course of things, should never have aspired to the boards of Drury Lane.—The pantomime bears the name of Harlequin Hudibras ; or, Old Dame Dunkn and the Droll Days the Merry Monarch. Here we had ...