... DRURY LANE. Phis theatre commenced its season in earnest with a grand comic Christmas pantomime, entitled Peter Wilkins; or, Harlequin and the FJyingWoman of the Loadstone Island. The first scene represents the interior of a Cornish mine, wl.ere Peter ...

... DRURY LANE. Here the managomet t has achieved a more then ordinery success. Mr. Blanchard, the author, h the firat place, has been happy his I sebject. There is no such resource for pantomime as the archives I of the nursery. To delight chi'dhood or to ...

... DRURY LANE. ilivata »xes, Ig.; Boxes, 6d.; Promenade, 4d. Improper Characters admitted. If such are found •ithia, they will be immediately ejected, and money *aturnod. THIS EVENING. NGERS’ grand international CIRCUS. 'RU Road, Sheffield, near the Victoria ...

... drury lane. Boxes, Is.; Boxes, 6d.; Promenade, 4d. w >G Characters admitted. If such are found Immediately ejected, and no money this evening. GRAND INTERNATIONAL I Ctori RoaI( CIRCUS, • near the Victoria Station. Lat EBt intelh GEN ce. Everybody i B ...

... DRURY LANE. Private Boxes, Is.; Boxes, 6d.; Promenade, 4d. Characters admitted. If such are found they will be immediately ejected, and no money THIS EVENING. ANGERS’ GRAND INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS. FRIDAY, January 80th, 1863. SANGER having kindly given the ...

... box at Drury Lane as a reformatory for men who use false weights, and let Tomahawk himself be placed peranently on the Drury Lane free list for the best centre stall, ',flat he may from the front be enabled to weigh the merits of 'hat Drury Lane company ...

... DRURY LANE. FVKMNO. At i IM.LI.K.S K IT('HFN. • 1 >»y. T--ii KOKMOSA M» i- i:. w. i.;, 111 Irvi. I*.» I Kim.or. lirittain F. irl»-s ••• ii i; Vim M.if.. ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, BORROW ED PLITNIE3 Meg/al - Deg Kate Harlem', Hu speth ; Messrs. Barrett, A. Nelson,J. Rouse, F. Charles. At 7.45, KING 0' SCOTS: Mi. Phelps, Mews. E. Price. H. Sinclair, Addison, Barrett. .J, Irving, J. Rouse, G. Cumming, W ...

... DRURY LANE._ THIS EVENING. BORROWED PLUMES: Mesdames Kate Harfieur, speth ; Messrs. Barrett, A. Nelson,J. Rouse, F. Charles, At 7.45, KING ()' SCOTS: Mt Phelps, Messrs. E. Price. H. Sinclair, Addison, Barrett. J. Irving, J. Rouse, G. Cumming, W. M'lntyre ...

... DRURY LANE. The attraction, which the engagement of Mr. and Mrs- C. Kean could not but prove, has been increase*! during the past week immensely, the plays of Jh.u*.lci and Lonis XI. having been alternated, in which both of these eminent urtiiie* have ...

... DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre opened last night under the new management of Mr. E. Falconer, late of the Lyceum, with his own ooroic drama Next of Kin, and pantomime entitled. Little Good;/ Two Shoes, by Mr. £. L. Blanchard. Drury-lane is so much altered ...

... DRURY LANE, TIS EVIna7:G, the — pe - 1 7 f 7 ;u1 -7 4-nt.t . e7,1.11 ccmrn.! ce wih ICING joEIN. r . Phe B:LiTy tlL.a.MeSzils ' . iill.lll - 11 ~ T. m f ..d. W. M - Lityre. G. Spen.x.r. C. li.Lre, urt, • ; Mrs. Herrn In Vtv.w, Mee Fl • .r -Lee TIE C ...