... The Colleen Bawn seas produced at the Adelphi in September, 1860. ARCHIrizEns.- Mr. Macready took his Farewele Benefit at Drury- lane Theatre, February 26th, 1851; playing Macbeth on the occas2on. 2IEW RIVER HEAD.-Your qseestion and position is so complicated ...

... profit of Annual Festival, 219 3s. 6d.; a donation by Mr. W. H. C. Nation, 50; and profit of benefit at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,93 Oa. 9gd.; making, with other items, total receipts of 1,601 is. 5sd. As regarded disbursemeints, tbere were-for tbb funetal ...

... silent member. Too ifawf Cooks and Chkizg-Clsosc-Hi completed the * programme. Miss Thomson having resumed her duties at Drury- lane Theatre, Miss Bobertine Henderson, a young vocalist, who has wole golden opinions for her scrupulously correct and artistic ...

... latter in merit. Mi'% Fox takes us in fancy round Charing- cross far up Regent-street, past St. Paul's, and far down Drury- lane, till hle sees a small gentle streak far away. The song may be had in two keys, C and B flat. Gladifateur Galoe. Published ...

... agreement with Mr. E. T. Smith to purchase Smith's interest for 5,000 in Drury- lane Theatre, for the residue of the term of seven years (Smith having taken the Theatre from the Drury-lane Company of pro- prietors by lease, dated 27th October, 1859, at a yearly ...

... Gymnasts of the Age are the Celebrated ROT HERS POTTER, late of the B Hippodrome, Parie, Champs Eleoso, Madrid, Theatre Boyal, Drury- lane, London, and all the principal Theatres, Mueso Halls, Gardens, sad Cirunes in La urope, have just concluded a most succeeefal ...

... -l am anxious to correct a statement tusse in your columns last weekl With referesneb to Mvacready's farewell bsnefdt at Drury- lane, on which occasion the performancesa concluded with an opeett, etiledTheCett~ Daghtrthe music of which was cotutoedby y ...

... in The Rejected Addresses, noted its change of name in the familiar couplet, recording the fire which had destroyed Drury- lane Theatre- And burnt the Royal Circus in a hurry. 'Twas called the Circus then, but now the Surrey. In the old Theatre John ...

... curiosity and tries the nerves of East-end playgoers with the sensational dramas of The Pet Heiress and Claribel's Mystery. DRURY-LANE.-Ainong those provident and charitable bro- therhoods of which England may be most justly proud, that of the Ancient O-der ...

... reputation 'by performing under his owvn manasgement characters that he has not hitherto had the chance of imnpersonating at Drury- lane, it must not be overlooked that he is finding advantageous employment for the talents of others who would at this season ...

... paper up at the tine, but have not got it now. I agree. generally with Mr. Wigan. I saw the ballet the year before last at Drury- lane Theatre, and this ballet is taken from it, with the exception of the dagger dancee which is introduced. I recognised ...

... Annual Meeting of the Equestrian, Musical, and Sick Fund Association was held in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. B. Webster in the chair.- 24. Drury-lane Theatre opened for the season, commencing with An April Fool, followed by Henry the Fourth ...