... same year that H. Kemble, Miss O'Neil, and Dersuet first appeared at Covent Garden, Macready at Bath, and Edmund Keamn at Drury Lane. In subsequent years she made her parts in Maria Darlington, Rebecca (Ivanhoe), Virginius, and Miranda her owri. *By her ...

... their plaees have been supu plied by others. The M2anager baed engaged, at considerable expense, Mir. Leigrh Murray, of Drury Lane and the Adeiphi w, Theatres, and he made his first appearance here on Mondayo~ night, at Stoyle's Benefit, in the popular ...

... Royal, Drury- lane and Lyceum, a clever vocalist and most engaging actress; Miss Bronte, Miss Angel, and Miss M. Ternan, of the Theatres Royal, Haymarket and Lyceum; Mr. E. Rosenthal, primo baritone of her Majesty's and the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; Mr ...

... manager of the Birming. t ham Theatre; and, after succeeding Captain Polhill in the t lesseehhip of Drury Lane, he became, in 1833, manager qfC both Drury Lane iand Covent Garden Theatres, conducting J both through twvo remarkable consecutive seasons, which ...

... the throe teeth put in, Tnic COLLES B. AwN-The feud between Mr. Benjamin Webster, of the Adelphi, and Air. moucicault, of Drury Lane, continues to rage with unabated vigor, and it is stated that, in addition to the legal proceedings now pending, Ar. Webster ...

... On Monday, limci. cault's drama, Grimaldi, was represented, when Mr. 13. Soutar and Mr. Maclean, from the Olympic and Drury Lane Theatres, made their edcnit, and speedily wvon the favour of the audience. Mr. ?? gave a very clever delineation of the ...

... and certainly very much astonished the audience. CiiisEsp ENTHRTAINMENT.-Thle celebrated troupe of Chinese jugglers (from Drury Lane Theatre), gave eniter- tainments at the Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday, and f afforded much delight to crowvded audiences ...

... the new theatre and , winter garden in Leicester-square will seat 6000 people. .The stage is ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane Theatre; and fitted with the most recent scientific 1, appliances. Separate staircases will be provided for C each of the ...

... than 251. to be taken up. The auditorium of i I this new theatre wvill seat 3000 persons, and the stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A coveredfagado in front of the house is also contemplated, calcnlated to shelter 1000 people, if need be, from the weather ...

... group-who hled slept under the piazza at Covent Garden. Two had crouched together in a half-finished sewer. The shutter-box at Drury Lane Theatre had been the bed on which tmother slept. Of costutme there was every variety. Some were in tatters from head to ...

... failed, T and that Covent Garden will remain under Mr. Gye's I management, while Mr. Mapleson and his troapo will go to Drury Lane. Lord Leigh, while out with the North Warwickshire f hounds on the 6th inst., was thrown from his horse, and a narrowly ...

... present day, fully and justly entitle her. We are glad to hear that Mr. Hooper has secured the services of Miss Julia Daly, of Drury Lane ahd the Adelphi Thratres; she will make her first appearance in Oxford on Monday next. Judging from her success and popularity ...