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... effaot Iof t1ei dritlk write tilal on hbr, she was talking to her hbirboed a 4 some ?? at the corner of WAitie Hirt- street, Drury. lane, aid la the omurte of oonveraation phe Made use of the ?? God strike mo down deed!' when, almost before abb had got the ...

... Cross-examined by Mr. Chambers: Wlhn Mr. Wind- hanm came to his shop he was always clean, and dressed ike ?? had been to Drury Lane Theatre with Mr. Windham, accompanied by Mr. Snowling, a hote-lkeeper in Norwich, Mr. Durrant, ast omnibus driver, and Walker ...

... was established eighteen years ago, to supply a want that was felt for an additional institution of the same nature as the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Funds, which, from various causes, had been found inadequate to the exigencies of the profession for whose ...

... Mrs Bradohaw has plunged Mr. and Mrs. Kean into the -deepest aiiction, and the performauces- of these glfted -lt'et at Drury- lane ?? will necessarily be suspended for a short time. ANARHY sIN SIERRA 'LEO -The Pcys hears that the Enlish colony of Sierra ...

... opening of Drury. Mane theatre, In 1776. r wuas wvitten by Dr. Johnson. J. F. T.-Mes Clara Webster was burnt on the stage of Drury lane, Dec. 14, 1814; she died on the 16th. J..A. Cox.-Tbe Strand theatre'was first opened by Mr. Rayne: and Mrs. Waylett in 1831 ...

... to be told that it was devoted to the exhibition of a very low class of drama. When Mr. Macready ceased being Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, in 1843, many ladies and gentlemeh who bad been members of his company, were left without a stage on which their ...

... -On Friday evening week two Panto- mimic accidents occurred-one at Drury-lane Theatre and tie other at the Victoria Theatre, which fortunately, however, were not fatal. At Drury- lane, Uar Hoiels, the Clown, in firing a pistol at the Patitiloon, Mr Tanner ...

... adhered to the fortunes of t'he merry trio, and would no: o cshaken from its old faite. And what is the direct oonseqreance? Drury Lane makes a little fortune every year bytitspantomime; and every other theatre in Lon- on, excepting one or t-c-.compelled by ...

... how his publishing it could annoy or offend Xr. Webster. That he (Mr. Tools) need not be afrkad of getting an engagemo$ at Drury Lane or else- where. Witness, however, Sadd he had 36 'wish to offend Mr. Webster. Crow-Oxammned: The plaintiff) with other editors ...

... investigation. The foundation for this particular imposition rested upon the demand for tickets for recent per- formances at Drury Lane Theatre, especially on the nights selected for the appearance of Mr. and Mrs. K BAN. But the case in ques- tion is only ...