... stage in a still more complete manner, Mr. Day has this week engaged Madame Caradori, ?? donna at her Majesty's Theatre and Drury Lane. Madame Caradori made her first appearance to a crowded house on Monday evening, and achieved a great suecess. Tho selection ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... is said that “ Ixion,” the new burlesque, is so popular at the New Royalty, that there is no occasion for novelty there. Drury Lane, however, follows the good old plan, and Mr. Beverley and his assistants are preparing novelties which are to surpass even ...

... manufacturer.—J. Pagden, Rod hill, Surrey, grocer.—u. G. Maycock, Bayswater, bootmaker.—J. Collins, Dalston, sawyer. Lazarus, Drury Lane, butcher. —G. Garner, Bull and Mouth Street, City, warehouseman. —B. T, Prime, Kingsland, baker. —G. Trout. Hoxton, boot ...

... Grand TURKISH BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, produced under the superintendence of Miss GUNNISS, PremiereDanseuso the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and put upon the Stage in a most complete manregardless of expense, with gorgeous New Dresses and Appointments, supported ...

... In the possession of the murdered gentleman1 ib nte coireuact. es which led to Uar. Lumloy represen. t~osbein give at Drury L-ane instead Of her MaJesty`4 Thatre~f are ikbl to recie a full elucdtotepb lication of a pamphlit being announcedbytagelma ...

... 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 ...

... before been seen. Thus at the Olympic we have The Ticket-of-Leave Man at the Royalty Theatre, ‘‘The Man at the Wheelj” at Drury Lane there is “Ifan-fred and the only conjuror just now in view is Herr-man.—Builder. ...

... 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 ...

... UONU1JMENT TO SHAKBS- TEARS -On Tuesday evening, June 30, a grand M61ange Dranatique will be given at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for the purpose of aiding a fund, now being raised, to erect a metropolitan monument to Shakespeare. This performance is ...

... mass. The Bishop, we presume, is down upon Mr. Drury, for allowing his church to be turned by Brother Ignatius into sort of Drury Lane. ...