... tcctotalßn rent aolid banu. a wag answered it by writing uailer. ncath, No, on a Quiek was at tho funonU of Mum Sshcrrj-, Drury-lane Theatre, in St. Paul’t churchyard ; the cum,l prested on them after the iervioe wan over, and not liking Lis situation, ...

... recognised as established breed.” Her Majesty’h Theatre.—On Thursday agreement was signed which constitutes Mr. R T. Smith, the Drury lane manager, future lessee of Her Majesty’s Theatre, a lease of seven, 14, or 21 years. he prize tight for between Mace and ...

... vernacu! ian, just published at St. Petersburg, comprises the Gospels of Matthew and from the original. Mr. Smith, of the Drury lane theatre, denies that connected with him in the Pullinger was in an . He never heard of him until management of that he saw ...

... H. Ingram, M.P., Francis Talfourd (the son of the “poet judge,”) and George Cruikshank. The dramatic benefit performance Drury Lane will take place on Wednesday. Messrs. Buckstone, Webster, and an entire host professional talent will appear. The amateurs ...

... at present to about a hundred pounds, it shows many of the best names in literature and journalism. The perform- ances at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 25th last month, yielded anet profit of £119, The literary and artistic amateur per- formers have been invited ...

... tbehemonr toannoaiw. that has made arrangements with the celebrated Tragedian, MR. CHARLBTdILLON, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Lyceum, acknowledged by the pren of Great Britain the most eminent aitist the day. His engagement is limited to Two ...

... THE LIBERATION OF RELIGION PROM | D. Rowlands, Calvinistic Methodist, in said she was passing the end of Russell-court, Drury-lane, Pi be | anumber of back somersaults ; then he hung by both feet ; Accrpent.—On the m 2G last, on the night of the 4th of ...

... property of Joseph Filden, from the p .Tson of Eliza Filden. The prosecutrix said she was passing the end of Russell Court, Drury Lane, on the night of the 4th of September, where the two prisoners and two other persons were standing. Immediately after passing ...

... qualities and i agreeable manners. Before her marri e, Clara Novello returned to England, and appeared for a short time at Drury-lane Theatre, then under Mr. Macready’s management, and at several concerts and provincial festivals. But, on this event taking ...

... boot and shoemaker, Walworth, Surrey ; Septimus Frederick Martyn, shoe warehouseman, London; James Broad Coach, ironmonger, Drury Lane, London; Edward Lewis, printer, Coleman Street, London ; William Penfold, smith, Caledonian Road, London; Anthony Harris ...

... platform, as expected to find it, there was extremely elegant stage, with drop scene, and slipe, just like a miniature of Drury Lane, with wickets pitched” each end of the footlights, ball suspended from the front, over which was worked in choice flowers ...

... pany, he being 9 has been denounced by ev ery public pape- WELSHPOOL CORN MARKET, Moxpay. Oct. 22.—Wh houseman ; Broad, Drury-lane, London. London in after known company and even by Mr. Wilding 10s. 6d © lis. Od. ; new, 9s. 0d. to 10: s. Od. ; Edward ...