... DRURY LANE, TIS EVIna7:G, the — pe - 1 7 f 7 ;u1 -7 4-nt.t . e7,1.11 ccmrn.! ce wih ICING joEIN. r . Phe B:LiTy tlL.a.MeSzils ' . iill.lll - 11 ~ T. m f ..d. W. M - Lityre. G. Spen.x.r. C. li.Lre, urt, • ; Mrs. Herrn In Vtv.w, Mee Fl • .r -Lee TIE C ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING the performance> will crmrnence with WING JOHN. 3lessis. Phelp,, Barry Sullivan, T. SwinlinrnP, T. Mead, O. Spencer; Master - Percy Roselle; Mesdames Herman Venn, H. Vanclenotf. G. Hodson; Nli-s F. Bennett. 'Miss A. Go7ier, .te ...

... DRURY LANE. T . ! I S EVENING the perYorm — an — ces wiiic — c:mmence with MACBETH. Ph.-Ip. Messrs. T. S winbourne, T. Mead, W. .Nt I.re, G. Spenser. Drayton; Mesdames Amy So.dgwick. Jenny isau-r, :Rebecca Isaacs, To conch' - le with THE COME oN OP ERRORS ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, the ii;e7f; : iYan7eZ : 4 - 41:1 eommence wi h KING JOHN. Mr. Phelps, Mr. Barry Sullivan. Messrs. T. Swinb,mrn, T. Mead. W. 311atyre, G. Spencer, C. Seyton, Master Percy Roselle. Mrs. Herman Verdi), Miss Flor,nce Bennett, &c ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY- LA.NE.— Managars, Messrs E. F A LCONEIt and F B. CHATTER- ToN.—A Committee, consisting of the following Gentlemen, deeming the present a fitting occacion to express their sense of the ability and integrity which have characterised ...

... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENLNG the performances will commence with RING JOHN. 3lessrs. Phelp4. Barry Suilivan, T. Swinhurne, T. Mead, Master Percy Roselle; Mesdames IL:rman Vezin, H. Vandenoff. G. Hodson. After which, the National Anthem ...

... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. T. •IS EVENING, the performances will commence wi h KING JOEDI. Mr. Phelps, Mr. Barry Sullivay.i. Messrs. T. Sequi, u:ne, T. Mead. W. Mintyre, G. Spencer, C. Seyton, Master Percy icoselle, Mrs.. Merman Vein, Miss Florence ...

... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with KING JOHN. Messrs. Phelps, Barry Sullivan, T. Swinbunae, T. Mead, G. Spencer; Master Percy Roselle; Mesdames Herman Vezin, H. Vandenoff, G. Hodson; Miss F. Bennett, Miss ...

... THE MORNING HERALD. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with KING JOHN. Messrs. Phelps, Barry Sullivan, T. Swinburne, T. Me ad, G. Spencer; Master Percy Roselle; Mesdames Herman Vezin. H. Vandenoff, G. Hodson; Miss F. Bennett, Miss ...

... being Mr. Edmund O'Rourke, conomonly known by the name of Falconer, until recently one of the lessees of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, but Mr. Bagley, the bankrupt's counsel, withdrew the matter, there being an order upon the file that the bankrupt should ...

... otherwise called or known by the name of Edmund Falconer ' of 41, Acacia-road, St. John's-wood, and of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, theatrical manager, comedian,and author, for sometime in partnership with F. B. Chatterton, as theatrical manager, now ...

... but the exclusive powers of the Forty will not be seriously lessened by it.-4tlimtaunt. DRURY LANE.—To those who would compare the season of 1865-1860 at Drury Lane with that of 1703-1700, it is only necessary to ss,y that a hundred years ago Mrs. Pritchard ...