... asks what has become of the Havelock Memorial, inaugurated with such pomp under the auspices of the Duke of Cambridge at Drury Lane. Three months have since elapsed, and hitherto the sub- scriptions for the monument, far from corresponding to the brilliant ...

... other journals. The value of theatrical property may be estimated by the fact that an original renter's share, of £ 300, in Drury Lane Theatre, was sold on Tuesday last, by Mr. Robins for JE40. 19s. A similar share fetched £42. Another pleasant token of American ...

... grace, in enunciating the 1 Dearly beloved,' and in reading an Epistle. For all this, Will waa indebted to the players at Drury Lane,— but the necessary money was well laid out. It returned cent, per cent. Covent Garden was not backward in lend- ing him ...

... with grace, in enunciating the beloved,' and in reading an Epistle. For all I this, Will was indebted to the players at Drury Lane,- out the necessary money was well laid out. It returned ( t. per cent. Covent Garden was not backward in lend- ing him ...

... Cardiff-road as a criterion, and the houses of other localities in the town. In the metropolis, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, there were habitations where people lived and car- ried on their occupationR. in cellars. These were allowed and considered ...

... musical artists, it is upon the authority of La Presse Theafrale. Malibran received in London for every representation at Drury-lane £150. Grisi, at New York, for appearing at an oratorio, £400. Lablache for singing twice was paid £ 150. In Italy Rossini ...

... of amusement abound in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a building as large as that of our Drury-lane, and there are the familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with its circus and equestrian feats, and noted, moreover ...

... Court an action was brought by the plaintiff, Miss Priscilla Rose, dressmaker, living at No. 64, Drury-lane, against tho lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane (Mr. E. T. Smith), to recover zC2 as compensation for damages done by, and for board and lodging ...

... extremely creditable, we think, to the jury by whom Bernard was tried. A committee, of whom Mr. Nicholay, Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Beales, of Piccadilly, and others, are members, has been embodied at the news-room of Mr. Wyld, in Leicester-square ...

... Kis name will be lound m the original cast cf the Honeymoon aa the ha was at that time the stock prologue and spei!ker at Drury-lane, and though quite a youth, was favourably received whenever indisposition prevented Bannister, or the other leading comedian ...

... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Princess's, and the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury-lane of the colony. Then there are all sorts of exhibitions, and, last, there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...

... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Princess's; and the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury-lane of the colony. Then there are all sorts of exhibitions, and, last, there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...