... . mneger of Drury.lane Theatre, writes the followfng interesting letter to the Times inreFornosea:.-I do notwiahtointrudeon y the discussion ooncerning the moral effect of Mr. Boucicanle's new play, Formese. But, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, I must ...

... engagement at Drury Lane to play in conJano. dton with him, which he did-with great success. gat the management of Covent Garden Intimating to him that It still claimed his services, he absented himself from a perform ance of O&ielo at Drury Lane on the night ...

... already amounts to a handsome sum, has been opened-and the1e the leading members of the companies of the various theatres-of Drury lane, Haynarket, Lyceum, Adelphi, Strand, Olympic, and others- have joined in once grand combination of the greatest theatrical ...

... prepara- tions which led to Peliseler's reptlne. On Saturday night, during the farce of My Hearg's in the Eighlands, at Drury Lane Theatre, a married woman, named 1Stevens, gave birth to a child, causing great confusion, On Saturday the police received ...

... riret of a aterles o tbred, tor the brneflt of Mr. Lumley, o formerly lessee of her Majesty'd Theatre. It waS given in oer Drury lane Theatre, the tiso of ler MIoieety's having been rel refuo5d for the purpose-u crouniatanad wbhieb addad to the itv publie ...

... caused by her ?? Pilot. The reota of the London theatres are enormous. That of the Hiaymarhet is nearly 4,0001. a year ; of Drury Lane 7,8001; the Psincess's ia sub-let at 4,00W; the Adelphl is 4,5062 ; and the Lyceum 4,0001. The supposed intention of the ...

... roots vatyijg from Is Gd to ie, yield a return on the outlay ol G5 per cent, The Mlodel L odg~ing Houses in Cbariesaetreet, Drury-lane, opened in 1847, are p ing14 percoot. atton-garden Chaan- hers, 8 per cent. ?? Dwellings, Streattcsmn- troet, it per calst ...

... some years since with a handsome independence, and the property is now in the hends of Mr. E. T. Smith, the less3ee of Drury- lane Theatre, and alsa of Aetfoys Amfphitheatre, where Madame Meaken (the former wife of Haenan, the pugi. list), Is nightly ...

... in c Kent. Afterwards he entirely devoted himself to the I school among the poor Irislo in the district bordering on I Drury- lane. Ie opened a set of industrial echools, in f connexion with which was a chapel and other instita- a ?? Rcgisier. a One of ...

... closing years were canoed by the ordinary absonco of prm- dece. r He achieved' a splendid fortin6'em a dra- matist, and Drury Lane was always a valuable re- source. Sheridan appears ne-verto have eseapedfroma debt after he had first beconie lessee of ...

... request I in that if the terms were accepted a reply should be se rt s by telegraph. The telegraum eent in reply from Drury- - lane Theatre by Mr. Lyone, Mr. Brooke's agent, was to it the following eect - Commence 23rd December. t ar Terms, one-half ...

... granted the npplication. SALE. In re Aslesmacr Hall-The estate and interest of the bankrupt in premises in Williarm-street, Drury- lane, and Dame-street, in the city of Dublin, were put up for sale by order of the court, Lot 1-House and premises 0, Wllliamnoatreet ...