... »» much attention In the Metropolit*!. Circle*. Mr. Augusta* HraJuun. t»»e popular Teiwnoi Koval Operaa. Covent Garvlen. Drury Lane, »n*l Lyceum. *W. W-llott. -i. at ■ !•.« ; - Mr J. T. Ilatnea. Duura Open «• luilf-paat 7. eommeno* at * o'clock. Carriages ...

... shape a Cabinet idea. Could Gerald Griffin leave his quiet grave, forget his Trappist's silent life, and visit ihcs tage of Drury Lane Theatre, the fantastic tricks played with his Collegians” would astonish him. Hardly had the Colleen Bawn” been withdrawn ...

... E'*-rv F.*c-icv VeCHAUI-l.' • • »n . Surrey atre* ln. : .. -1«. mem of JAVIIS ROGERS ■ Drury-lane l.ycum, and Strand Theatre*. 'IS i KVKNING. Aajpiat T. y ,. *IU eorom- rv* the Celebrate'l Drama (lo . the OF THF. WANDKRER . « hlrrap. Mr Chariee Rn’e ...

... New I 'rama, CLOUDED six Mr CHARI.KS KICK, lit* Lyceum an l Surrey Theatre*. Ixjmlun, and Mr JAM ROOKKS The .ire Royal. Drury-lane. Lyreum, and Strand Tl»*a D’®** London. THIS .Monday! KVKSIMG. Aukusl IJ. .-•i ute« will c-wnnienee with an entirely New ...

... evening. Mr. Charles Bice, of the Lyceum and Surrey Theatre. London; re-engngeroent of Mr. James Rogers, of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane. Lyceum, and Strand Theatres, Lon-lon. To-night will performed the celebrated drama (in two acts) emit The Return of the ...

... to the provision* of said bill which is proposes! or sought stop up, alter, or divert* temporarily permanently, not only Drury-lane. in the parish St. Bridget, and Sampson s-lane and Kider‘s-row. in the St. Mary, but such other streets, lanes, passages ...

... prisoner was living Brussels, at the rime Brett, the detective officer discovered the child in the filthy den in Lincolu-court, Drury-lane. Although bis wife re sided in the same city, they were not friendly terms The child, after its discovery, was taken over ...