... utitl he joined Mr. Obaldiston at Covent Garden in 1836. From that period' he was chieflysee on the hoards of that theatre, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket, at each allays comnmanding the 'respect alike of auine angr n his brother actors. At the latter eat ...

... The (Tyimpic can be emptied in seven minutes; at the Adelphi 2,000 persons can get into the street in three minutes; at Drury Lane the means of egress are the best in London-at least so says the manager. The meeting ended by Lord SYDNEY thanking his ...

... the interest with which his address at Birmingham next week is awaited. The pantomimes continue their successful career. Drury Lane attracts the most crowded audiences, The English Opera Association, capital £50,000., in £2. shares, has issued its prospectus ...

... Frampton and Fenton (Victmria), and Mr. S. Lane (Britannia). It was reported that Messrs. E. Falconer and F. B. Chatterton (Drury Lane), and Ur. C. Fechter (Lyceum), would gladly concear in any decision come to. Alter some considerable discussion, it was ...

... Staffordshire, fronm visiting Mr. and Mrs. ToUemaohe, at Peokforten Castle, Cheshire. Great preparations are making at Drury Lane for the revival of Shakespeare's first part of HenrY flat Fourth, which is lntenn'ed.to sacceed the holiday entertainment ...