... 'Julien:. 12. Girind 'Bal' Mdje at Drury-lane, by Jullien, which 'forsplendour; fair' eixeded 'all' his 'pi-eviowas asd ' 1%. John Rowland Durrant,' the'fonnder of th Gisrrick Club, and long a member of the Drury-lane Committee, died, at ap aIvanged'age ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES AND BURLESQUES Drury-lane. The commencement of the winter dramatic season was in- augurated on Monday evening by one of the most densely. asked audiences that ever got collected within the walls of Old )ruiry. Long before the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. Unbounded and triumphant success of the Great Drary-lane Panto. mime, unequalled in brilliancy, effect, aiud novelty in the annals of the Stage. Houses crowded nightly to the roof receive it with tumultuous ...

... scene. of the serand Christmas Pantomime,with enthu- siastic apnellse trom houses crowded to the ceiling. T1}T;: TRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Grand Iloryninrg Performance of the Pantomime on Wednesday next--r~xtec:.crdinaa7 success ef the grand pantomime, Har- ...

... occasionally employed as a labourer. Walter Stewart, at present and for six months last past residing at 27, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, Middlesex, then previously and for six months of 7, Clarendon-square, Somerstown, Middlesex, and being a general shopkeeper ...

... M song at ane,” thinks this the proper time for the the gamest of “ i the chair on ay ext the social glass, intends t 8, Drury-lane, evening me he Dismore’s, the King’s Arm A li the most talented singers of the day bi r Liver- mised to raily round faced ...

... the evening, though, we must say, the press has been just as loud in speaking up for the Three Bears as the prompter, THE DRURY-LANE PANTOMIME. The good Fairy Novelty, with her attendant sprites, StCCes, Capital, Invention, Eaterprise, Fashion, and Design ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- TLessee, MrT. E. T. SMTUB. The greatest Wonders of thc World, LES FEMMES VOLANTES; OR, FLYING FAIRIES, dancing in the air, who caused such extra. ordinary sensation at the Theatre d'Ambg, at Parie, are engaged by Mr. Smith ...

... flameflameby, !' Mud are :tre two! Cold, cuiltiog, dreary. The one ttvwtog to the theeth-r to elegalty. PUBLIC AIIIUSEMENTS. DRURY.LANE. Morday keel' 31 a 7 nolidry toe ellepk.o.pors, with rare excephone, spelt( busiimee, end every one :kt.: . .earee. bent ...

... at the Hanover-equare The supper, &e, will be supplied by Mr Withers, Baker-street, Portman-0q Supper at) o’elock. — OYAL DRURY-LANE. —Lessee, Mr E. ~ THEATRE R success of the great Drury Pantow Smith.—Uabounded and triumphant and nov elty i in the of the ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The glories of the pantomime were on Saturday ushered in by a lugubrious tale of horror entitled the Bdjrnntj Letter The title looks like that of a farce, but most anti-comical is jts general aspect. Although throughout its progress ...

... DBAMA. ten- DRURY-LANE. 'hat On Saturday evening a now drama in three acts 1 her was produced at ?? theatre, under the somewhat augges- 4 w1ho tive title of The Begging Le~er. Those who expected aI sof comedy founded on the species of mendicancy involved ...