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... with a view of passing the season in England.—Herr Ernst has arrived. 1t is stated that at a meeting of the renters of Drury-lane Fveatre on Friday last, an arrangement between that body and Mr. the lessee of the ti eatre for this season. Gye was concluded ...
... of the unsucecssful candidates are printeg im } Whi 452; + Barnard Stuart, 375; +Smith, 177.—Mr. Smith is the lessee of Drury-lane Bevertey—tHon. W.H. F. Denison, 566; ta W. Wells, 537; *Glover, CovenTE x—ta Elliee, 2000 Paxton, 2384 ; 703; ¢ CaRLisLe—t ...
... Seven o” clock. PaTRoNIsep BY Her Masesty THE QUEEN Tae NAPOLEON III, KING LEOPOLD or BELGIUM, Tue KING op PRUSSIA, &e. &c. DRURY-LANE COMPANY. ADAME NEWSOM NAPOLEON, = CIRQUE with her Talented TROUPE and best ji RSES in the World, will open the NEW CIRCUS ...
... MEDICMS EVER for Ma- nufactured Articles of ail kinds, and for New Inventions especially. For terms apply to the P and 6, Drury-lane, L-verpoo! L ‘Aaknis gnd Co, 4 — Now ready, price 1s., H E Oo M E T “ Old men and bid in the street, Do prophesy about it ...
... —Dickens’s ** Household Words.” A Coo. Avencen.—A certain English gentleman who was 4 re- gular trequenter of the green-room of Drury-lane Theatre in the days of Lord Byron’s Committee, and who always stood quietly on the bearth rug there with his back to the ...
... news-agents, Oct. 31, Dec. 1, Court of Bunk. ruptes, London. Sols. Rogerson and Ford, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, COLLINS, Frederick, Drury-lane, M: pawnbroker, silve-. smith, and genera! su! Nov. 3, Dec. 1, Court of London, Sol. Jaquet, New Inn, Strand. CHRISTIE, ...
... used to manure it can be Mulder’s “* Che- i of Wines.” R. D. L.—Everybody (theatrical) knows that Mr. Knight performed at Drury-lane Theatre, from which, actors of excursions to incial theatres. He had, as we have said, no objection toall the world knowing ...
... almost exclusi 'y devoted to its compilation and un- notation. We anderstand that Mr. Leigh Murray is about to appear at Drury-lane, the return of Mr. C. Mathews not being looked for til! Mareh.—Mr. Dill 's burlesque at the Lyceum is to be Oriental, entitled ...
... irregular entertain- ments. The taste for brilliant scenic illastration, however, has cx- erted its influence, and even Drury-lane must retain the services of Mr. Beverley, in support of its double set of clowns, harlequins, and columbines, in the legend ...