... —-Ed-; mund Kean was a great favourite with Mrs. Garrick, the widow of his celebrated predecessor. It was usual with the Drury Lane committee, when they wanted a new comer to make a hit, to bring the venerable old lady out of her private box, and then ...

... yesterday and returned to London to-day. The Prince and Princess of Wales went to the morn- Ing dratcatic performance at Drury Lane Theatre, in aid of the Royal General Dramatic Fund, yesterday. t=, WI1ORTANT TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS ALONG TiE LEADING RAILWAYS ...

... enough that you have more of these inmbeciles than anybody ever had before. You must know ho-v to use them, and this the Drury Lane people do not knowr. ThI principal performers, who ought to stand well apart, full in the e've of the audience, are so hustled ...

... Torre Diaz Won't gain by thus showing his animus. SHAKESPEARE AND SCIENCE.—Once, when Mr. Buckstone was performing Lear, at Drury Lane, with Mr. Paul Bedford in the part of Edgar, on his delivery, in his usually impressive style, of that sublime passage- ...

... and thro' St Paul's churchyard to Fleet street. Saio Punch office, and other newspaper offices. Went to Somerset House, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, British Museum, thence home. June 10. Visited South Kensington museum, went to Chelsea, saw the new barracks ...

... published when paid for as advertmeinemnts. 1. S.-Ten years' penal servitude. J. W. G. should apply at tha Admiralty Office, Drury- lane. One who rarely misses the Are)curiyshould apply to a local bookseller. A. J., who writes from Rook Ferry, has not a correct ...

... specially sent down frcm the Queen's mews. On Wednesday the Pr:ice and Princess of Waleawent to the Adelphi, and on ThurEday to Drury Lane Theatre. On Thursday the Queen of ilolland arrived in Lon- don. ...

... Tussaud's,K Kahn's. Museum, Marston's Museum, Caplin's Maseum, Airchltectural drawings, &c. THEATRES. .COMMBEC AT SEVEN., Drury Lane, Haymarket, Adelphi, Princesses, St. James's, Lyceum, Olympic, Sadler's Wells, Stradd, Surrey, Vidtorid, Marylebone, Grecian ...

... November, and it was the same piece that was played at Drury Lane. The wit- R ness then identified a manuscript that was handedto him as W a copy of the manuscript of the piece that was played at Drury Lane and at Liverpool. day Cross-examined-Previous to the ...

... Mr. E. F. Flower, Mayor of Stratford-upon-Avon. Duriug the week the juvenile members of the royal family have visited Drury Lane Theatre. The Queen was obliged to postpone the reception at Buckingham Palace, announced to take place yesterday, in consequence ...

... 1859. The fire broke out in the morning and com- pletely destroyed the building. It is stated that Mr. F. B. Chatterton, of Drury Lane, was the lessee of the building, but it was managed by Mr. E. C. Hale. ...

... other great hietrionio artistes have ever made in tho provinoes, Mr. Charles Kean ha3 returned to London to perform again at Drury Lane those famous parts in the plays of our great dramatist with which he bus identiged his name more indissolubly tban any other ...