... from the Roya Theatre at Hanover, of whom great things are ex- pected. The promise of grand opera' at high prices, at Drury Lane, have not been fulfilled. The theatre was to have opened for a musical season on the 3rd of April, but it still remains ...

... country engagements.—The original Paidine “The Lady of Lyons,” Miss Helen Faucit» advertised as having accepted an engaged at Drury Lane. The Theatre in Holborn is to be opened wit* 1 , new piece by Mr. Boucicanlt.—Miss Herbert begin her season at St. James’s ...

... BIRMINGHAM. Lessee: MU. M. H. Sn.IPSON, ion. Under the Management of Mr. James Guiver, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. GREAT SUCCESS OF THE DRURY LANE COMPANY. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS. Er-sagement for Six Nights only, of the celebrated Infant Roscios, MASTER ...

... underground railway leaves the line of Holborn at Chancery Lane, and passes along the north side of Lincoln's Inn Fields to Drury Lane, under a new street sixty feet in width, over the railway. It then strikes the line of Broad Street and High Street, the ...

... see her. The prisoner, who declared h innocence, was remanded. The man Whitelet, who murdered his wife in Feather’s Court, Drury Lane, and then cut his own throat, as reported in yesterday’s Gazette, is dead. The Industrial Exhibition which was held at the ...

... Ironmonger preferred.—Apply letter, stating age and reference, where last employed, and salary expected, to Mr. P. P. Ward, 164, Drury Lane, London, W.C. a 2525 APPRENTICES WANTED to the Milhnery.—Apply, 79, Parade, Birmingham. a 2479 AGENTS WANTED for United ...

... management of Mr. 1 Guirer, who brings down a-compact and talented Lon company, most of whom hare recently been playio** Drury Lane. Their leader during the present wefl* Mr. Phelps, the eminent tragedian, one of the few actors who hare made themselves ...

... and one o'clock, he was in Chapel Street. While there, was joined by the deceased and some others. Hearing disturbance Drury Lane, they all proceeded the direction from whence the sounds came. When they arrived at the place, witness saw a bed pitched ...

... Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on MONeDAY, July 23, 1, on whiech occaulen the celebrated Tragedian, MR . P H E L P S , Will appear ase SIR PERTINAX MACSYCOPHANT, in -THSO MAN Oe THE WOaLD, Supprrel by the principal Members of the Drury Lane Company Fell ...

... Bankruptcy on Saturday. The haukrupt ascribes his failure to losses sustained in the man- agement of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and disputes with his late partner, Mr. CHATTERTON, which it seems. have culminated in a Chancery suit. The preliminary ...

... Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on MONDAY, July 23. 1106, on which occasion the celebrated Tragedian, M R. P H E L P S Willappear as SIR PERTINAX MACSYCOPHANT, in * TB S MAN OF THE WORLD. Supported by the principal Members of the Drury Lane Company. Full ...

... -The Misses Fanny and Carlotta Addison, whose grace and versatility have so largely con- tributed to the success of the Drury Lane Company's interim season in Birmingham, take their benefit to-morrow evening, when the great attraction, next to their own ...