... Malvern, ( ild .Tewry. , 1, 'lbb, iv. i, Fan-mall. Ma .1., Esq. C made by the Company's ciifrincdr, if ■ . l\(\ r r \L DRURY-LANE. j * ,1.1-li OPERA.-'! ?? — MaTalii. * *to 6C puineas. et% ' F\r_'.tur ...

... occasional traces of that want of management of his voice, that prodigality of force, which was ao noticeablo last year at Drury-lane. Those lapses were, however, only of rare occurrence, and tho lovely air, I>i Poecatore, waa given with great fluency ...

... numbered. Tbis specimen of Serjeant Pabby's mild and temperate vein was received with a due amount of hisses, for even the Drury-lane and Long- acre population cannot stomach pure fustian. Mr. Edwin James's laurels are still safe, and the hon. member for ...

... stars in gas jet:;; by Verity, if Covent-garden. Tho Royal Italian Opera, Covent-garden. — A massive star, in gas jets. Drury-lane. — A Brunswick star, with a massive gas irra- diation. Haymarkct. — A massive star in gas jets. Princess's. — A brilpant ...

... entirely the alacrity of bis att«: ance, and efficient working of his escape, proved the of rescuing 13 persons; fire at 159, Drury-lane, Mr. Folkard and bis family (fivepersons) were brought doKy the escape by the conductor. And fire at 49, Upper Wellington-street ...

... of his attend- ance, and efficient working of his escape, he proved the means of rescuing 13 persons. At a firo at 159, Drury-lane, when Mr. Folkard and his family (five persons) were brought eiown the escape by the conductor. And at a fire at 49, Upper ...

... guarantee, should not have been so insane as to make such offer, ver fur my own brother. Donohue lived in B lack moortree!, Drury lane. He wanted a guinea lor going up to the ourt, but I told him he would not do. I had previously given lotice that he would ...

... would bo right. In ...

... tervaut of the public will appear to-night, both author and actor. Mr. Edward Stirling, for some years stage manager st Drury lane Theatre, and now in capacity with the and Harrison English Opera Company, Coventgarden Theatre, takes his benefit, under ...

... and three young children a literary man. There bto be, hear, a concert at St. James's Rail and a dramatic performance at Drury-lane Theatre. Kobert Barnabas Brough as a dram - list, a journalist, a comic essayist, a novelist, and poet, has been widely ...

... at the station, ancl had .nly just arrived from the country. The defendant then to him, You will not have time to go to Drury-lane, Mnd abuse the peiformincc. Tbe plaintiff took offence at this language, as he considered it indicated that he was not ...

... always popular with the play.goiog public. From almost every theatre in London artists established ropu- tation met together Drury lane to assist in creating a fund for the benefit of the widow and family of the late Mr. Robert Brough, and we are happy to ...