... the Regiment in a few days. Good fortune still clings to Mr. Dion Boucicault, whose Colleen Bawn has begun to draw at Drury Lane. Lord Dundreary has reached his 185th night, and is still the favourite of the hour. It is now just possible that the ...

... the 'extensive piemiats belonging to Mr; Wright, a lde ' draper end silk mnercer carrying on buiness in H lackncor Street, Drury Lane. !Vhe flmes commenced, from sosne nnknowne ause, in the lower nart of 'the building. All hacds 'employed on therestabu hmeut ...

... the importation of cattle from Scotland into England and Wales is permitted. A third order relates to Selford market. At Drury Lane, on Tuesday night, during the represen- tation of Ifing John, a rather pleasing incident occurred, that temporarily i ...

... the best actor the Americans have yet sent us, ami Rip Van Winkle will no doubt run'' until the Christmas pantomines. Drury Lane is open, and Mr. Phelps is playing Macbeth, but inasmuch as the lessees have gone to law the theatre is carried on under ...

... provides a one-legged clown for Its harlequlnade! Mr. B. T. Blanohard, who has for so many years written the pantomime of Drury Lane, has chosen Hop o' my Thumb, in which Master Percy Roselle, the beat and youngest modern Roselus, will appear. Miss ...

... REVIVAL oF TEI NirIi Houis AoTATIorr.-On Wed. nesday evening, a meeting of journeymen carpenters was held at the White Hart, Drury Lane, for the purpose of further agitation on this vexed question. Mr. Booth was moved to take the chair, and briefly explained ...

... much prized by his father, the Corporate authorities will be alike ungrateful and undiscerning. The new play of Faust at Drury Lane is by no means an unqualified success, and will scarcely bring back its expenses and the money invested in its production ...

... Gye's company to show that the burnt-out lesee needs not suspend his musical operations until his new Opera-house is built. Drury Lane is generally to be let in the spring and summer, and it is possible that we shall next year see both the great patent theatres ...

... captured. The outrage was caused by the facb that Canningham had given evidence in an ejectment case. BIRTH IN THE PIT OP DRuRY LANE THEATRE.-Oa Saturday night, during the farce of My Heart's in the Eligblands, a married woman, named Stevens, gave birth ...

... Bank, Yardley. The Times of yesterday thus speaks of the dewimt of Mr. Lorasine, late of the Theatro Royal, Birming am, at Drury Lane :-Dlr. H. Lorsine, an actor of provincial celebrity, made his first appearance last night, as Don CGesar deBazan, in Messrs ...

... recorded without any prefersmeiit or ?? Mr. Walter Montgomery, our moost popular yoenr trame. dian, took his benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on &osdq night, and performed Hramlet. It has been ir. II'rct- gomery'sumisfortune to be too often muated with heroinea ...

... their production So large a number of dramatic novelties have never been produced on the same night in any modern city. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Lyceum, and Holborn, among the central theatres, and all the East end tranripontine, and outlying theatres ...