... ale-hounes,' -such as Horace Walpole saw it-were dangerous snares . To Soho, to Mrs. Cornely's, he wont later, He was seen at Drury Lane, where Garrick had given him a box, and Mr. Cradock, the fashionable amateur, author, and aroor, was in the habit of meeting ...

... opinion consider the principal cause of the decay, and that the doing away with the monopoly of the two patent theatres, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, which made them the homes of the Intimate Drama. know that these days of free trade it a hazardous assertion ...

... Falconer'a new drama of the .Gathering of the Clans, or Bonnie Dundee—a new play of the sensation school—will be produced at Drury Lane with greatfleWaf, the preparation having been on a large and expensive scale, with view to make it the success of the Drury ...

... review. At the Strand, Orpheus and Eurydice will be reproduced. At Co vent Garden, St George and the Dragon; and at Drury Lane, Slubad, the Sailor. _ The Saturday Review, last week, called attention to a circumstance with which, no doubt, most ...

... raising funds for the proposed metropolitan monument to SuAnrnSPAuA, have hit upon a scheme of giving a dramatic mnetingte at Drury Lane Theatre on the 30th of this month. The perform- ances, which are to be under the patronage of the Prince and Princess of ...

... of every degree, and the interest of the day centres in the revival of Manfred, which within the hour is to take place at Drury Lane. It would be idle to speculate on the success of event on which opinions are so enormously divided, while all speculation ...

... London during the past few days has been at a low ebb. A new Scotch drama by Mr. Falconer, Bonnie Dundee, announced at Drury Lane epidemic of Scotch plays having set in, induced the production of The Trial of ErSe Deans the Standard comedy from the ...

... will shine, as she ever does, the pleasantest of vocalists, who would crowned as divinity she were foreign and not English. Drury Lane is busy with its rehearsals Manfred.' and the scenery Telbin, as well as music and choruses, are on very superior and ...

... inviting as it is, the and your. correspondent takes up the other of which are again very much “*Manfred” was on Saturday, at Drury Lane, to a house crammed ‘to ceiling. how ever, if adds another to the theatrical ment. Unk fiascos of the national theatre under ...

... Liverpool, are not the models you would precisely choose as exemplars of peace and quietness. I have heard racket enow in Drury Lane, when there was a faction fight among the low Irishry; or in Clare Market, when a “respectable married woman,” as the police ...

... night the Ghost walks, and generally it is likely to run. The Adelphi and Hoxton Theatres have found their account and now Drury Lane is to follow suit Byron's drama of Manfred, with Telbin's scenery, with Miss Cicely Nott, and it is even said Miss Poole ...

... his vivid testimony must subjected to at least that pinch of salt. The London Theatres are bestirring themselves again. Drury Lane to be re-opened under the joint management of Messrs. Chatterton and Falconer, with Mr. Phelps aa the chief attraction. ...