... can least afford it are taxed for the poor the most heavily. This ought not to be. The Shakesperian address delivered at Drury Lane Theatre by popular tetors are now published, and I cannot say much in favor of any of them. They are written by J. A. Herard ...

... ’an d d, “ The Watering Places”gives tatoresting account Spa. “Poarmosa to name of M. BoncicaaU play now being acted at Drury Lane, and which much has lately .) r-u attention more to the reived in the criticisms which the play has produce 4 rotor than ...

... some accidental revelations of waste paper in a shop, has found a letter from Mr. Reade Charles Mathews, then playing at Drury lane. It seems that Charles Reade had been on the free list, but claiming entrance during Mathews’ engagement was refused admission ...

... the port of London, from Havre on 1 huoday afternoon, and determining take some recreation alter his last voyage, went to Drury Lane iheatre. At the conclusion of the performance made inquiries where he could get respectable lodging lor the night, and having ...

... structure, aud it is by Willis, the builder of the St.George's Had organ, —Li erpool Aiuiotu‘'MacEETn’* lias been revived at Drury Lane, with Puelps os Macbeth, and Miss Amy Sedgwick Lady Macbeth. ...

... The old titles reappear. At Covent Garden we have Once wore an oprortunityof /mina' Harlequin Beauty and the Beast, at Drury Lane we ire favored with Goody Two-shoes, at the Adelphi George Barnwell appears in a pantomine dress, though he wears his ...

... a quiet and inexpensive knot of ribbon, with the letters 0. P. (for old princes,) as in the celebrated 0. P. row at Drury Lane Theatre. It need scarcely be said that neither of these suggestions is likely to be carried out, and that the latter course ...

... where they remained about half-an-honr. Afterwards they walked to Drury Court, where they separated, the father turning up Drury Lane and the prisoner going on to the billiard-room. After that he proceeded to Mr. Wallace's shop. The prisoner had no stick ...

... into his ears and eyes, and per forms a variety of tricks too numerous to be detailed. Could Mr. E. T. Smith secure him for Drury Lane, he would make a fortune. We enter a perfumer’s shop, full of knick knacks and necessaries for my lady’s toilet. Pearl powder ...

... unjust and absurd. In what rranner Lord Byron’s name first became mixed with that of Mrs. Mardyn, tbe beautiful ad rose at Drury Lane, ie doubtful. Like most of bis reputations, it seem* have burst out all once ; this time be woke and found himself infamoua ...

... Theatre. With all the tremendous effects introduced in the scenery I cannot but consider the representation of Comus at Drury Lane a faller°. John Milton would indeed be astonished could he see how his fancies have been embodied on the stage. The poetry ...

... gold room at New York or the Bourse at Paris, it is like the lobby of the House of Commons in contrast with the gallery of Drury Lane Theatre on a boxing-night. On the Paris Bourse, when there is anything like a storm in the air, yon may meet men and women ...