... of his watch at the Pit entrance of the Lyceum Theasre. Mir. Parfitt, the landlord of the Craven's Head public-house, in Drury. lane, told a person named Lygo, who was employed at the Olympic Theatre, and attended sales, that he wanted a watch for his daughter ...

... plaintiff was called to give evidence, and she stated that thsee or four years sego she kept the Cifcassian Stores, in Drury- lane, an establishment which was formerly known as the Harlequin. Mr, Peel used to come to her house, and she told him that the ...

... before. When he entered into business he reduced his expenditure. By Mr. Lawrance-Previous to that he was on a salary at Drury. lane. Was perfectly solvent when he made the settlement. The property settled represented his surplus. Out of his savings he ...

... which was rendered of more than usual importance by the talent of the Actress, Meeting of the Renters of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. A Meeting of the Renters of the Theatre took -place on Thurs. day (27th ult,), at two o'clock, according to advertisement ...

... paper up at the tine, but have not got it now. I agree. generally with Mr. Wigan. I saw the ballet the year before last at Drury- lane Theatre, and this ballet is taken from it, with the exception of the dagger dancee which is introduced. I recognised ...

... celebrated comedian, better known under the name of Falconer, had until recently been one of the Lessees of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. He attributes his inability to meet his engagements to disputes with Mr. F. B. Chatterton, his late partner and to losses ...

... Judgment! The anomaly is monstrous. T'IFi QUESTION Ot THlE OPERA is at length settled; and 1r. Alaplesou opers Drury-lane on the 28th inst. DRURY-LANE 'ilIEATlE.-X1r. F. B. Chatterton, the industrious and clever Lessee of our National Theatre, announces a most ...

... extremely well. Mr. IMathews was also clever in the part of Tug, in the first-named piece. The ladies engaged were Miss Conway (Drury-lane), Miss Murray (2rincess's), and Miss Percy (Sadler's Wells). The acting of each was deservedly admired. There was a brilliant ...

... return again. Before the bill of sale was given to bliss Barlow she bad asked for security. He had, as stated, engagements at Drury-lane Theatre. Mesers. Falconer and Chatterton had lent him 30 to enable him to come to this court, end he had since been paid ...

... Carpenters, &c., 21 16s Gad) ?? 215 2 6 Or, Account of Tickets paid for Benefit at Drury-lane Theatre ?? 45 14 3 Mr. F. B. Chattertos, Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane 50 O 0 Cash taken at the doors of St. James's Hall, at a Free Benefit given by Christy ...

... received a kindly welcome oved as husband, fatier, friend, his end wes peace. Mrs. C- H. Sephieanusdodnlogfl She Lyceum, Drury-lane, and Sadler's Wells Theatres, li ...

... writing for leadingparts. He had been first light comedian and juvenile at Astley's, at the Marylebone, and three times at Drury-lane-there, however, only as walking gentleman. His wife had played Mrs. Glover's character in The Doublfe;Bedded Boom, bnt she ...