... CHESTER EAWLES, Walworth. Surrey, boot and shremaker., i - SEPTIMUS FREDERCEK MIARTYN, Londorehoewarehzouseman. JAMES BROAD, Drury Lane, London, comou iroomonger. EDWARD LEWIS, Coleman Street, London, prlnter., WILLIAM PENPOLD,'Caled~oilao Road, Londen, smith ...

... He further stated that he made the present application for summons on behalf of the proprietors of her Majesty's Theatre, Drury Lane, the Ljceum, Haymarket, Adelphi, Astley's, and the Oljmpic Theatres. Mr. Norton, the Magistrate who heard the case, after ...

... friendship with the most illustrious men of his time - among others with Lord Byron. Both these remarkable men were directors of Drury Lane Theatre together. His connection with this house was not the wisest occupa- tion of Mr. Ellice's life, but ho derived much ...

... it provokes a comparison with the graceful and ever-to-be-lamented Madame Bosio. Milton's Comus has ben produced at Drury Lane, with scenic effects by Beverley, which deserve the highest praise. There is very little room for any display of dramatic ...

... nursery of Mrs Dragon, and, after treading the children, wash thea, whip them, and put them to bed, is rampant with fun. At Drury Lane they have Siubad, and the most monstrous Roc ever seen on the stage. Mr, Beverley's transformation scene here is of course ...

... a stick; John Brannon (25), general dealer, Banbury Street, scalp wound, blow with a stick ; John Joyce (25), nailmaker, Drury Lane, soalp wound, re celved while lighting:; Mark Spittle (20), Handsworth, scalp wound, blow with a ?? Hospital. Oat- patiente: ...

... in the house of a friend. I was theianeans of inducing her to return, and of effecting a reconciliation. In June I opened Drury Lane Theatre, and by Mr. Jordan's desire I gave his wife ani engagement; I did so at the suggestion also of Mrs. Boucicault, ...

... absenoe of hr. Atkins from the town, would have been presented before. Bis departure for London to fulfil an engage. ment at Drury Lane was, howrever, considered a, fating opportunity to make the presentation, and hence the neeting lost nighte In the unavoidable ...

... only .Spirits of an alcoholic kind; Drury House (C-aveas House, thle site of the present Olympic Theatro: the Coal Yard in Drury Lane, whore Nell Gwynn, to whom 4the oredit of suggesting Cheolsea Hospital is attributed, first saw the light; the lsyjole in ...

... happy owner of this work of genuine art.—Alheuceum. Joe Miller.—Joe Miller made his first appearance on the stage 1715, Drury Lane, comedy of A Trip to the Jubilee. He also played C'lo ...

... male and female prisoners Jourdain were again remanded. 'J lie dispute between Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton, lessees ot Drury Lane Theatre, has been settled by the inn rvention of mutual friends, without the further services ...

... The pantomimes transcend all former pantomimes In splendour, and the theatres have been nightly filled to the ceiling. Drury Lane opened Its doors for a morning performance every day, addition to the usual nightly entertain ment —an unprecedented event ...