... appeared on the stage during the fve years ofOuTrnarriage, and accepted 'the engagesennt under Mr, BousieAult's management at Drury Lane Theatre in direct opposition to my expressed wishes. It had been my pride to maintain her from myocra resources, ancd we ...

... the stage and its professors, Mr. Buckstone said:- Yoe all know there are two large and wealthy dramatic funds, those of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, possessing between them nearly £200,000.; the members of these funds are fast dying off; and from theposition ...

... friendship with the most illustrious men of his time - among others with Lord Byron. Both these remarkable men were directors of Drury Lane Theatre together. His connection with this house was not the wisest occupa- tion of Mr. Ellice's life, but ho derived much ...

... in the house of a friend. I was theianeans of inducing her to return, and of effecting a reconciliation. In June I opened Drury Lane Theatre, and by Mr. Jordan's desire I gave his wife ani engagement; I did so at the suggestion also of Mrs. Boucicault, ...

... the 'extensive piemiats belonging to Mr; Wright, a lde ' draper end silk mnercer carrying on buiness in H lackncor Street, Drury Lane. !Vhe flmes commenced, from sosne nnknowne ause, in the lower nart of 'the building. All hacds 'employed on therestabu hmeut ...

... captured. The outrage was caused by the facb that Canningham had given evidence in an ejectment case. BIRTH IN THE PIT OP DRuRY LANE THEATRE.-Oa Saturday night, during the farce of My Heart's in the Eligblands, a married woman, named Stevens, gave birth ...

... Bank, Yardley. The Times of yesterday thus speaks of the dewimt of Mr. Lorasine, late of the Theatro Royal, Birming am, at Drury Lane :-Dlr. H. Lorsine, an actor of provincial celebrity, made his first appearance last night, as Don CGesar deBazan, in Messrs ...

... or the English Opera Association we shall doubtless have some good operatic music during the winter months, Manfred, at Drury Lane, was thought to be a great success. It is a magnificent spectacle, and drew great crowds; but I hear that it has ceased ...

... rich and another for the poor. Let those who doubt if it is Satur. day or Sunday that ereates the mischief, drive through Drury Lane, St. Giles's, or any poor or working neighboUr- hood, or pass down the Strand at ten o'clock on each of these nights, and ...

... 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 ...

... sys--Mr. Atkins (the Sir Gu ddbert de IllontfaIclcovr), alot first appearance at this house, though favourably kihown on the Drury Lane boards, and who displayod a vein of broad humour, untinted by vulgarity, which secured for bim at once the marked approbation ...

... as it would seem, has announced a theatrical performance (or, as he pleases to call itt a Grand hdlolnge Dramatique) at Drury Lane. ae a~nuowoeo that the Prince and Princess of Waies will be present; a fact about which we fear he will fiad himself conmpletely ...