... nursery of Mrs Dragon, and, after treading the children, wash thea, whip them, and put them to bed, is rampant with fun. At Drury Lane they have Siubad, and the most monstrous Roc ever seen on the stage. Mr, Beverley's transformation scene here is of course ...

... to the Shakespeare Committee for a morning performance; Mr. Falconer has proposed to give the proceeds of an evening at Drury Lane; Air. Webster has proposed to give an evening at the Adelphi- Mr. Buckatone has offered an evening at the Haymarket; and ...

... afternoon per. formatace of Shakespearean musio be given at Covent Garden; that a Shakeqpeareau performanoe be given at Drury Lane In -the evening; and that a grand soirc be hold in Westminster Hill, at which Shakespearean books, prints, and other relics ...

... 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 ...

... Tragedian, MR,. WALTER MONTGOMERY, ;brt period. being his lais Engagement in Birmingham prior Lj aptrance at the Theatre RIoyal, Drury Lane, on Easter Monday. gIS EVENING, at Seven o'clock, | Slaospceare's SublimeTragedy of HAMLEr. e (Prince of Denmark) ?? Mr ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AIONTGOMERY, Jor ashort 0c110d. being hisilaet Efngagement in Bkirmigham prior h hie appearauce at tie Thleatre floyal, Drury Lane, on Eacier Monday. H'j! IS 1V E N I N G, at Seven o'cloelc, LADY OF LYONS. Claude Molaotte . ?? Mr. WALPER MONTGOMERY ...

... 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 ...

... other, and thorough people of basiness-for has not the atege five institutions for those belonging to it? Is there not the Drury Lane Fund, the Covent Garden Fund, the General Tbeatrical Fund, this, the Dramatic and Equestrian Sick Fend, and, to crown ani ...

... TRAGEDIAN, Mr. WALTER MONTGOMERY, Foy ?? perid. His last appearance In Birmingham prior to hiS ?? et the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. on Easter MDOday. Trl HI S B V E N I N G. February 12, TEI MERCHANT OF VENICE, Terminating with the Trial Scene. BSiYLOCK ...

... W. IL SWA.fBOROVUU. LAST SEVEN NIGHTS Olp WALTER MON.TGOM1EBRY, ENGAGEMENT O0 gB HENRY VANDENHOFF, i tbe Tbeatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ac, l v E V I N G, Februar'y 13, T' OTHELLO. . Mr. WALTER MON10011UnY. ?? , ?? Mr. llBNRY VANDvynOvr. TO CONCLUDE WSTU ...