... and was • making an effort on behalf the children London, and a school and chapel had been built in the neighbourhood Drury-lane. was sorry say that Government had given J-8000 towards the building fund. When this some ten years ago resolved to appeal ...

... —the closing 1 piece of the author's historical dramas—has been revived at Drury Lane Theatre, with Mr Phelps a- Cardinal Wolsey. Mr Paul Bedford took a benefit at Drury Lane on the afternoon of the 2nd inst, at which all the talent of '• London assisted ...

... Leonard Addison read The Baby's Debut. being one of the Rejected Addresses asssnmed to have been sent in the opening of Drury Lane Theatre. Messrs Wallbridge, Hills, and Bromnge, attired as three old women, sang, amid great laughter, the catch Poor Thomas ...

... to take a three months' tour the provinces, to commence after Easter. Milton's masque of •' Comus is in preparation at Drury Lane an Easter piece, and Mr Henry Drayton, Mr Wilbye Cooper, and Miss Poole, have been engaged to sing in it. Mr Fechter rapidly ...

... member of the Upper Ten, related to the Marquis of Londonderry, has resolved to take to the stage, and will make his debit at Drury Lane, after the run of Comus, at Easter. Leighton's figure of Niccola Pisano, which forma one of the most important decorations ...

... treet, Hillmorton and Bilton- he roads, Dunchurch-street, James-street, Albert-street, r.) Lawford-road, Windmill-lane, Drury-lane, and Union- street. The above-mentioned streets will, I think, be sufficient to show your Board the necessity of another ...

... by choruses of children, young men, mothers, and patriarchs.—The com- plimentary benefit to Mr Leich igh Murray, at the Drury Lane, on Tuesday morning last, was a fair financial success, and it was dis: or double address, written tinguished by a “brief ...