... Colville was simply a beauty of the demi-monde, named Charlotte iunden, and that the duke had met her In the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre. There was no emndvenermt In the case; a journey of pleasure was simply proposed, and joy- fully and readily acepted ...

... for the prosecution; and Mr. W. EawiK s defa co the ?? Eadglly, a publican - of business, said that he reiided at 0No.t Drury 'Lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly aft,' three O'clock, he Was Passing along Backside, whea to saw the prisoner coming towards ...

... did not understand, and that to the pothonse, which could be possessed for rid. The Rev, C. Coldweli, St. John's Church, Drury Lane, said the Church of England had been much misrepresented on this question, through the individual opinions of bishops and ...

... SalII'S winter performances will he given at Drury Laie, and nlot at Her Msaeatys. There Is no donht good reason for thi8, for Drury Lane ls mcnh better ?? than Her Majesty's for the mlooellanooS public, vhi art the strength of a winter opera audiece, ...

... April, 1816, there was some att xn t at a celebration of the second centenary of, years sanr~o t~re dath of Shakipro5. .Lt Drury Lane Romeo '.nd 'Julet wa performed, followed by a recital of ?? Ode, by ML. Pope, and a re-productionr for o'.AO night only ...

... above them that a spectator got a very l inadequate Idea of their effect when viewed, as they ought i to be, from a level. Drury Lane Theatre has been the first to chequer It pantomimic attractions with a little novelty in the person of Miss JULrA DALY, ...

... whispered that new ?? also been discovered, and will be auncusced in dow time. Te great draw- - back upon the performance at Drury, Lane _as last 3aar the weakness of the orhestra, but, if I ma.-bho1leve what I hear thin defect will ba remedIed, In the, d1amatiO ...

... g6rd and genuine success. I speak by hearsay of the concert, bpt of the theatrical performances I can toefy per, soaIlly. Drury Lane Theatre was as completely ?? as It ought to have been, considering the traotions, It was something to have nearly all the ...

... sway. are some doubtless here to-night who have a recol- re locoi of what Macreadv did as director of the patent tu bA*N, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. That gif ted man t : *o predecessor in management whose example was t | illY of copy; but, with a devoted ...

... tlsoughts which a life of such embarrass- . rlet brought with it was in those avocations which I boisdaty, as a member of the Drury Lane committee, 1 iseosoil uplson him, and here, in this most aumluky t smnection with the theatre, one of the fatalities of ...

... West End Theatre; and a doubtful sort of company will try their hand at that established corpuJ vdlc, English opsra, at Drury Lane, not, however, nuder the direction of Mr. E. T. SMITH, whose energies are now devoted to the pre. parations for opening ...

... had slept under the piazza at Covent Garden. Two had crouched toge- ther in a half.finished sower. The ahutter-box at Drury Lane Theatre had been the bed on which another slept. Of I costume there was every variety, Some were in tatters from ( head ...