... was counsel for the defence. Sir EJmund Lecbmere deposed that, on the 26tb of February, desiring to go on the Friday to Drury-lane Theatre, be got into cab sod desired the driver to put him down tbe box* office. The man drove him to place opposite the ...

... Rhydd, with obtaining lis. by false pretences. Sir Edmund deposed that, on the of February, desiring to go on the Friday to Drury-lane Theatre, got into cab and desired the driver to put him down the box-office. The man drove him to a place opposite the theatre ...

... instrument like the open sea ? Because it is often sounded. A young officer of the Lord Verisophl school, recently went to Drury.lane to see the grent tragedian, Charles Kean, in Hamlet.” It whs the first time that he had that noble tragedy, and on being ...

... Theatre,— The pantomime was parformed for tbs last lima Saturday, and on Monday and Tuesday ita place was supplied by the Drury-lane sensation burlesque of the Colleen Bawn, or Hite Kily O’Connor, the part of Bily being played by Mr. M. Robson. On Monday ...

... Court. Each soeka roetriuu the other from reproducing the Colleen Bawn as performedby Mr. Webster the Adolphi, M. Boucicault Drury-lane—but Vice Chancellor Wood has dismissed both petitions. The International Philanthropic Association have resolved to appeal ...

... kindly placed at thek disposal for the purpose of sleeping accommodation, by the Rev. J. Maul, inoumbent of St. John's, Drury-Lane. Breakfast and supper were provided for them eaoh day at the Colonade luatituto, Clare Market, where they had assies at ...

... The Theater.—lt will be seen announcement in our advertising columns that Miss Fanny Reeves, of the Royal English Opera, Drury-lane, and Mr. Elliot Galer, of Covent Garden, with an operatic party, will give series of operatic performances the Theatre during ...

... Lessee and Manager, Mr. JAS. RODGERS. G REA T R ACTIO N EOR I YEOMANRY WEEK. IVfISS REEVES, of the Royal ITJ. English Opera, Drury Lane, MISS STANLEY, MR. J. G. PATEY, MR. HILLIER, and ELLIOT CALER, Royal English Opera, Covent Garden. MR. S. NAYLOR, Conductor ...

... aervicee of Mr. Elliott Geler’e operetta company, which includee Ur. Gtler.Miee Fenny Reevea (from the Royal English Opart, Drury Lane), Mite M. Stanley, Mr. J. C. Pettey, Mr. Hiilier, &e. The performances of this Company ere very highly spoken of, and on ...

... of saltatory Arabs, belonging to the tribe of Beni-Zoug-Zoug, are going through an astonishing series gymnastic feats at Drury-lane Theatre. They build themselves up into lofty edifices, of which slight lad serves as the steeple, and it is curious, says ...

... be about 15,000/., and the rent of such building varies from 3,500/. to 4000/. a year. I pay at the rate of 7,800/. for Drury-lane. The Hayinarket was rented, I believe, for many years at 4,400/. a year, and worth that amount now. The Princess's was let ...

... ARABLE LAND, known “OATFIELD,” No. 416 on Hiho Map, oontalning 11A. OR. 28P„ with ooneidorablo fronlagee to Turnpike Road and Drury Lane, now occupied by Mr. William Stallard with the Pleyley Green Eetato. LOT 5—A Piece of LAND, Mualljr good, adjoining the ...