... organized c'onot greatly surprise those who take an interest in operatic affairs. Whxther the new company will be housed at Drury Lane or at Her Majesty's Theatre is not certain yet. It is always a disagreeable business to pass through a toll-gate, but from ...

... amalgamation had long' been a favourite scheme of his, but he had found great difficulty in dealing with it. He thought that the Drury Lane Fund and the Covent Garden Fund might both be amalgamated, if the subscribers to them were assured of the benefts which ...

... SCENERa RV 92RE. On Monday morning, about seven o'clool, a Eira broke Out In an extensive ..bdlding In Charles. street, Drury lane, in the occupation of .Messrs. Grieve Lad Telbiu, the well-known scene pointers. The basement was let to a potato salesman ...

... his well-known pseudonym of DykwyDkyn, has so amply displayed his poetic fancy and Hogarthian bumour in the series of Drury.lane Pantomimes producsd during the lesseesbip of Mr. E. T. Smith, has kindly undertaken to f urnish She design which M. Brucciani ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. e Dear Sir-For yonr kindly notice on my daughter's, Miss Avoeia Jones, dlbut at the Theatre Rryal, Drury- lane, you laboured under a slight errror. You state, you think you remember her as having appeared at the Olympic , Theatre previous ...

... how his publishing it could annoy or offend Xr. Webster. That he (Mr. Tools) need not be afrkad of getting an engagemo$ at Drury Lane or else- where. Witness, however, Sadd he had 36 'wish to offend Mr. Webster. Crow-Oxammned: The plaintiff) with other editors ...

... Malhoney, who had lived in tha front parlour of said house, but had left some time before, and now lives in Prince's street, Drury lane. This man came forwaird on Frid 'y evening, buh was too late to give evidence that the shoe was his. He had cast it away ...

... habits has taken place. Wrere there no fast young ladies fifty years ago ? What was the condition of the saloons at Drury Lane and Covent Garden even so late as the lesseeship of Macready, who tried in vain to do that which is now done at every decent ...

... explain a passage in my last letter, which I find has been much misunderstood I When I spoke of stilteddeclamation at Drury-lane, and of bad imitations ofthe Kembles, I never for a moment thought that such strictures could be read as applying to ...

... trial. Mr and Mrs Charles Kean have just entered into an engagement with llr E. T. Smith to appear twenty-four nights at Drury lane Theatre, and will, according to present arrangements, commence their performances on the 28th of January, extending them ...

... contemplates a voyage to America about Easter, and that Mr. Boucicault will probably take the Lyceumr--The occupation of Drury Lane by English opera is settled. The season will open about the beginning of April. Mr. Benedict will conduct. The company intend ...

... explain a passage in my last letter, which I find has been much misunderstood? When I spoke of stilted declamation at Drury-lane, and of bad imitations ofthe Kembles, I never for a moment thogight that such strictures could be read as applying to ...