... suggest themselves. First, there is the Walpurgis Night, of which a good deal was made (Mendelssohn's music aiding) at Drury Lane in the very original adapta- tion of Faust produced at that theatre two or three years ago. Then there is the apparition ...

... serpent. The Legitimate Drama at the present time is a houselees wan- derer. Covent-garden for ever closed against the Drama; Drury. lane is shut up, and to let; and Sadler's Wells, the lost refuge for the destitute Drama, also shut up'and to let. In the face ...

... in the place of Sir C. Hastings, Mr Lawrence, and Mr Teale. 21.-During the farce of My Heart's in the Highlands, at Drury Lane Theatre, a married woman in the pit, named Stevens gives birth to a dead child. 23.-The arguments in the Court of Exchequer ...

... Lucie, from the Grand Opera, Paris. The band, which is full, will be under the leadership of Mr. J. Hayward (late leader at Drury- lane, London), with Mr. T. Egan aspianiste. The liberalty of the Proprietor, in every arrangement conducive to the comfort and ...

... Its transformations a]ee far more startling and snrprisitg, although not perhaaps so picturesque as those prepared at Drury- lane and Covent Garden Theatres for the Christmas holiday folk. Mr. Disraeli has been kicking up his heels and turning marvellous ...

... seati - At ?? at Beisinghall street. Scl., Mercer, Miincing ICC, - off. assig., Graham, Coleman street, CHEARLES WrEtt, Drury lane, general salooman, Sept. 46' 1, and Sept. 25 at 1H, at Basinghall street, Sol., StoO Coleman street; off. asaig., Graham ...

... Lord COlancellor to 4e. termino how many, posters M1r. GUSTAVUS BlaoIsE shall issue before he makes his reappearance et Drury Lane. A WANT THAT HAS LONG BEEN FEIT. At the jubilee of the National Education Sociaty, lately held at Exeter, we were very much ...

... CoMr. DUDT OE Looicsi;LS-oN-A young woman, named Jaw Elizabeth Brown, wife of the master cf Charles streel Ragged Schools, Drury lane, Lordon, was drowned a Littlehainpton on Saturday week. She was bathing it the sea near a groyre, and was talkirg to a friend ...

... 1~I 0AR{ D'8 IWi .-Oct- genaclane may remrembor.r the face eo faithfully de- lineated ly Crukshank ippearing in a box t Drury. lane or Covent-garden, on theoccesion of 5new ac- tor's firib appeai~aneetb~e'manager proupting her to -say that the debuhtat ...

... Duchess of Sutherland; and the Battle of Trafalgar, in 1836. Mr. Stanfield occu- pied a long time the post of decorator at Drury Lane Theatre. The Royal Academy made dim an associate in 1832, and elected him an honorary member in 1S35. He made frequent visits ...

... forward, into a sort of parliamentary Boxing-night. Members rush down to the house, like the occupants of the gallery at Drury-lane Theatre on the first representation of the Christmas psntomime, well primed for fun, and ready for any extravagance. MIany ...

... charged, before Mr. Vaughan, with seing drunk during his employment. Harry Boleno, the ,opular clown of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, deposed hat on the previous night he employed the prisoner o drive him and a lady to their respective homes. Vhen in C ...