... Tbe Zaih Pftot DRURY LANE cea 7 MsZU ,. IIY xi- THI XvgqEsIo A HISS IiN ITMHF nDAIVlE -nTHE ?? Madame Celeste, Mrs. Jordan, and M;EB Stevensi,-To conclude withTllE ARvABS OF TRL DESERT.-Commence at7. JIAYMARKiET. Tlll3 Evxma5, FISH OUT OF WATER. Mr. ...

... the present moment many exhibitors importunate with foolish claims. When Sheridan was doubly ruined by the burning down of Drury Lane, a building worth three hun- dred thousand pounds, he received an urgent letter from the author of an unacted piece, eager ...

... penase with the commissioners' servant if he chose. When I it was the custom to give the box-keepers at Covent. garden or Drury-lane Theatre sixpence for taking charge of a stick or umbrella, there was once a penurious or eccentric old gentleman who used ...

... some gentleman, probably from the country, had been enticed into one of the vile brothels lying at the back of Long-acre or Drury-lane; that he had there been drugged . with opium, or, rather, that an attempt had made to drug 3 him, which was only partially ...

... system by which they could: be rae ietdfomtheir present couirt anid ren;sJ Wtohe~althys~urbur- ban villagies* Pliaees like Drury.lane, t he 'New~c ~ a~nd even 3Diala, are a national di grace. BCouind abiout Westinter-abbey there is~a population, ivig the ...

... with the committee's cards. Applica. .tion for these admissions to be made to the honorary secre- .tary :-Thatre Rloyal Drury-lane, Royal Olympic Theatre, Royal Adelphi Theatre, Royal Strand 1Theatre, Royal Ast- ley's Thealtre, Frikell's Eatertainnent ...

... DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, A KISS IN T{E DARD -THE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. Dion Bonolesnlt, F. Robinson, H. Vaudenhoff; Mesdames Celeste, Jessie M'Lean, and Stevens.-To conclude with TILE ARABS OF THE DESERT.-Commence at 7. HAYMARKET. THIS EvNQNG, THE BALANCE ...

... TDCe Matip Rewo DRURY-LANE. T1I1 EvENqnio, A KISS IN THS DARK.-TffE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. Dion Boucicault, F. Robinson, 11. Vandechofi; -Madame Celeste, Mrs. Jordan, and Miss Stevcns.-To conclude with THE A-IABS OF THE DESERT.-Commence at 7. HAYMARKET ...

... bre )@atIQ te~u DRURY-LANE. THIS EVEaNes, A KISS IN THE DARK-THE COLLEEN B Al. Messrs. Dion Boucicault, F. Robinson, H. Vandenholf; Madaene Celeste, *1rs.Jordan, and Miss Stevens.-To conclude with THE ARABS OF THE DESFRT.-Commence at 7. HAYMARKET. THus ...

... St. Albyn, J. Rouse, Aynsley Cook, and W. Harrison.-CondUe- tor Mr. A. Mellon-Doors open at half-past 7. Commence at S. DRURY-LANE. THsS EvmNaa, A HISS IN THE DARK.-THE COLLEEN B AWN. Messrs. Dion Boucicault, F. Robinson, Hi. Vandenhoil; Madame Celeste ...

... TOe ?? it DRURY-LANE. THis EvaH o, A KISS IN THE DARK.-THE COLLEEN B AWN. Nessrs. Dion Boocirault, F. Robinson, H. Vandienhoff; Mesdames Celeste, Jesste M'Ieasn, and Stevens.-To conclude with THE ARABiS OF THE DBSERT.-Commence at 7. HAYMARKET. TM9 EV=No ...

... qco at1 s~g DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENrNI, A KISS IN TUE DARK.-TBE COLLEEN B AWN, Messrs. Dion Boucicault, F. Robinson, E. Vandenholf; Mesdanses Celeste, Jessie MILean, aud Slevens-To conclude with THE ARAB.S OF THlE DESLERT.-Consience at 7. HAYMARKET. THIS ...