... were Mdlle Vaneri, Miss Eyles, Mr Charles Brabam, Mr Allan Irving, and M. Francesco Berger. idlle Vaneri appeared at the Drury Lane, during the last season with the Titjione Company, and also in Dub- lin in August last, and the impression made upon tile ...

... specie, TE{E DISTRESSED MOTHER. We have recaived the following note wi h its generous enclosure from Mr. Smith of ?? Royal, Drury. ,lane, who is at present in Dublin with his operatic corps- I *$ Grrebam Hlotel, Dublin, August 10. I M Mr. E. T. Samith presents ...

... a fearful recoil of ?? Record. The' Iouligdr at the Chibs states that Mr. D. T. Smith retires from the management of Drury Lane 'Theatre in consequence of a demand made by the Theatre Committee for an advance of £1,000 a-year on the rent he pays. A ...

... mouth proving vttrlym useless' . . ?? A chapel, lately occupied by a congregation of In-: -dependents, in W ilson Street, Drury Lane, at the hack of St. Martin's Hall, has been purchasea for 11,600 by a Rtoman Catholic gentleman,, and, presented by him ...

... with praise and prayer. The Sundady Iines says that the difference between Mr. E. T. Smith and the Committee of renters at Drury Lane has at length been settled by Mihr Smith agreeing to an advance of £500 a year on his rent, whioh will how be £4,500. T ...

... will re-unite after visiting every town of importance in the United Kingdonl, and will give a series of performances at Drury Lane in the week preceding Christmas, At the Royal English Opera (Covent Garden) a new contralto, Miss Billings, has been engaged ...

... Walnut, 1er. ftarry Sullivan has been playing with great Anoecere. M~r. B. T. Smith Is still preparing for the opening of Drury.lane as an Italian Opera House. He has engaged tidlie. Tutlane. Mdlle, Vsneri, Mdillie. Elvira Bramblila (leom W;Iian), Mldme ...

... the fate of the lamented Bosio before her eyes, goes to I Bt Petersburg, for the winter, and returns to Mr. Smith, iat Drury-lane, in the spring. s. A fire broke out on Saturday in a building attached. to' Clegg-street mills, Oldham, and was not extinguished ...

... hook to catch the credulous old womten who 01 assemble every Suridaymorning'at Dr. Gumming's chapel, In in Crown-court, Drury-lane. A phoctograph of theinmills- th nium, well coloured and neatly varnished,, at Ns. will be a a paying speculation, as Mr ...

... moment necessary to the Wr peace of Europe. Oa the 2Gth of June, 1849, there was i an enormous Protectlanint meetlug In Drury-lane Theatre. The Dake of Riobmond was In the chair, and epecobee twere made by the Chowlere of that day, who called Sir - Robert ...

... Gardiner-street, James Hency, Cashel; William Kelly, Mary- street Galway; 1ev. B. J. Roache, P.1., Oranmore; wilwiam Thovor, 17, Drury-lane; Michael Keane, 30, Lower Sheriff- street (additional). ...

... l C 0 N C E l T 9, Aoisted by HERR NAAB, on the M bELAPHONE. TEE WONDERFUL CHINESE MAGICIANS, From the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. MONS. DUSONI AND HIS TALENTED SONS, in their Grand Drawing Room Entertainment, and Mons. DUSONI'S extraordinary performing ...