... Theatre reopens to-night with the 3uccessful comedy of Caste, and the Strand also re-opens with the Kenilworth burlesque. Drury Lane has re-opened forthe winter season with Faust' and the Miller and his M~en. The Haymarket gives ,ts Mrs. Scott-Sidaons ...

... negotiations, it was found that Mr. Gye had possession both of Covent Garden and the Hay- market. Mr. Mapleson had thus only Drury Lane to fall back upon. This theatre is in a terrible state of dinginess and dilapidation. It is in the hands of a Committee ...

... not know the place of which he was for three whole days the ruling spirit,-when David Garrick, Esquire, rode down from Drury Lane, and did immortal honour to Mr. Shakspeare. Nay, the streets have been so thoroughly cleansed, so smoothly paved, so ...

... afternoon per. formatace of Shakespearean musio be given at Covent Garden; that a Shakeqpeareau performanoe be given at Drury Lane In -the evening; and that a grand soirc be hold in Westminster Hill, at which Shakespearean books, prints, and other relics ...

... rich and another for the poor. Let those who doubt if it is Satur. day or Sunday that ereates the mischief, drive through Drury Lane, St. Giles's, or any poor or working neighboUr- hood, or pass down the Strand at ten o'clock on each of these nights, and ...

... property of Joseph Filden, from the person of Eliza Filden. The proseoutrix Said she was passing the end of Russell Court, Drury Lane, on the night of the 4th of September, where the two pri- soners and two other persons were standing. Immediately after ...

... gratifying results, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keau have re- turned to pay a ?? visit to the metropolis, and on Mon- day night ?? at Drury Lane Theatre, before an audience which crammed the house from floor to ceiling, and which gave tkem such a reception as is but ...

... lumlookam pang mente THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1866. NEWS OF THE DAY. The man WHITLEY, who murdered his wife in Feather's Court, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, and then cut his own throat, is dead. Twenty-one Liberals voted for Sir FiT7ROY KELLY'S Malt Tax motion, amongst ...

... Mr. Swiniburne, at Drury Lane - -a Mr. Boucicaulr'e management reached its termination On Saturday night, when, after an uninterrupted performance for several weeks of the I'Relief of Luacknew' and the 'Colleen Dawn,' Drury Lane Theatre was let to Mr ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Miss Neilson has accepted an engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, and will appear in the new drama by Mr. Dion Boucicault, to be produced on the 31st inst. A largo emigration scheme for Brazil is soon to be carried out in tbis country. The ...

... corres- pondent calls attention to a very distressing case. On last Saturday week a man named HONEY, living in King Street, Drury Lane, with his four children, had been working for ninety-six consecutive hours in preparing paper decorations for Christmas ...

... he visited Europe for the first time, making his debut in England at Astley's. Shortly afterwards he was engaged Bunn for Drury Lane, wnere his success was of an unprecedented character. Speaking of his performance, Mr. says, in his History of the English ...