... don, at Drury Lane, in the same character. She came from the Bath Theatre with her sister Anne (the mother of the C Misses Chapman), who appeared on the same night, as Susanna, in The Marriage of Figaro. On that firat night a of the Drury Lane season ...

... file ?? to £760, and amongst the creditors are-Messrs. Chap- pell, musicsellers, of Bond Street; Frederick Chatterton, of Drury Lane Theatre; D. Davidson, music publisher, Regent Street; A. F. Godfrey, band-master, Coldstreafn Guards; D. Godfrey, band-master ...

... Athnenu, states that arrangements are being made for the part- in;Y performances and farewell benefit of Mr Charles Kean at Drury Lane. Forty years ago, ere he was out of his teens, he began his career at that theatre in II Norval. Two of his fellow-players ...

... operas; but that is not s O. Mr M~a. pleson is to be paid that sum as as compensation for the leese of his proposed season at Drury Lane, for which he had entered into heavy engagements, and for his goodwill. The contract with Or Gye which is considered exceedingly ...

... some time anterior to the ex- plosion he had been in the pay of the police for detecting coiners in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, have induced many persons to * promote the formation of a committee which, }py proceeding against the Commissioners of ...

... a theory as O that which the authors of the Rejected Addresse re ridiculed in Dr Darwin's grandfather-in the lies e3 di Drury Lane Theatre- Ia I sing how casual bricks in airy clime ar Encountered casual horse-hair, casual lime. Is. The second observation ...

... G. Harvey, J. Johnston, anad Robert M'Xab. TsHeAT1nvRoXAL -To-night the celebrated actors Mr and Mrs llesman Vezin, from Drury Lane and Prillnces's Theatres, London, begin a brief engage. enutntourtheatriwhenwetrust aorowdedhouse will bid them welcome ...

... yonthenewsof theacci- c dent arriving in London, on Thursday night, o a message was despatched to the Theatre- t Royal, Drury Lane, to break the sad news to R, Mlrs. Tilbury. She at once wvent down to t Brentwood, takinV with hor their child, only t about ...

... had slept under the piazza at Convent Garden. 'Iwo had crouched together in a balf-6inisbed sewer. 'The sh-tter.box at Drury Lane Theatre had been t ie bed on which anotherslept. Of costume there e s as everyvarety,. Some were in t tersirom head to foot ...

... [icies TH~t. MORALITY OF THE STAGE.-The character of a cer- lgest tain play called Frisll'f~ under representation at this Drury Lane Theatre, lies been a good deal discussed in the the London'Daily pc-sec. Ticsforcible' arraiaenment, of an Ama- urrteor ...

... his present elevation from the level of a lhouse-painter's apprentice, with an interval of ?? spent as a scene-painter in Drury Lane Theatre. Mfe-. RHuslin coquetted with the bruish be- fore lie took up the pen as vigorously as Bishop Colenso attacked algebra ...

... proceeded to the refresh. ment room, where tea and coffee were served. Milton's ComuB has been produced with great success at Drury Lane. Misa Augasta Thomson-a lady who is favourably known in Scotland-is the principal vocalist. P.&UPE.SI3 IN THSE COTTON A ...