... the stage and its professors, Mr. Buckstone said:- Yoe all know there are two large and wealthy dramatic funds, those of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, possessing between them nearly £200,000.; the members of these funds are fast dying off; and from theposition ...

... broke out. Our reporter was informed that the family were absent. Theatre Royal.—Mr. Edmund Falconer's dramatic company from Drury Lane entered upon short engagement here last night, when two pieces new to Birmingham--Night and Morn, and The O'Flahertys ...

... down to them through a seecesion of ages for somothing like C00 years. (This speech wae interrupted by ceaseless ciies of Drury Lane. The meaning of the xprcseion is probably understood at Tamworth; at all evinte, the audience were merry about it.) Dir ...

... patrons and a clique of singers, and from these cliques the public can only deliver themselves by patronising a second house. Drury Lane yet remains; and I trust, for the interest of the great art of our time, that some attempt may be made, even thus late ...

... Boucicault. In the meantime Mr. Webster oled his bill against Mr. Boucicault for an injunction restraining him from taking Drury Lane Theatre, and producing or performing in the piece called The Colleen Bawd or any other theatrical piece ?? Lane Theatre ...

... Olympic, to be produced when that theatre opens under Mr. B. T. Smith's management, He Is also to furnish the Easter drama for Drury Lane, The Criterion Trousers, lf'. ; to be had only at Page Brot'ere, The Carner, Bull street and Temple Row. 13S For 2s, ...

... theatre. This conclusion of matters at Covent Garden will not, we are told, in any way affect the announced arrange- uments at Drury Lane during the summer. ...

... the rew theatre and winter garden in Leicester Square will seat 6,000 people, The stage is ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane Theatre, and fitted with the most recent scientilic ap- pliances. Separate staircases will be provided for each of the four ...

... papers containing particulars of an attempt made by per- sons calling themselves English and Foreign produce mercbhants, in Drury Lane, Liverpool, to obtain an assortment of waters, without going through the ?? formality of sending a remittances Mr. Golfe ...

... wha11~et lsrovess the dratna, hsas seesde as ass err, asnd its its artists, by looking at the teames of the asctors in thee Drury Lane ecssssany whoe cetnusnced. thleir new seasont in Septenschr, and then glancing at the namest of the consllany who in Seictemsbel ...

... having been recalled by M)r. otteram, stated that the prisoner Gorton, alias Boatman Jack, hai been constantly residing in Drury Lane before the robbery, but imme- diately afterwvards absconded, and hl apprehended him at Leicester a few days ago. Mr. ttaram ...

... under the direction of Mr. A. Harris, and to include Mr. J. Clarke, liss Amy Sheridan, and the Payne Family in the cast. Drury Lane is supplied, cS usual, by Mr. E. L. Blanch- ord with its Christman Annual, which Is ontitled Faw, Fee, Fe, Fern; or, Harlequin ...