... question that he should appear on the following Saturday. As he had said, Drury Lane was in consternation, and Madame Julian, who conducted a good deal of the busi- ness at Drury Lane, went to Liverpool, and found that, notwithstanding the serious nature ...

... Paterson, Esq., of Spring all, writer in Glasgow, elder. MR T. PownE's A ?? believe that Mr T. Powrie, since his accident at Drury Lane Theatre, has suffered very greatly. He is still strictly confined, and although the ankle is very nearly all right again ...

... the appeal to force seems to have ended, though the spot is still well guarded. IMR POWBIE AT DRURY LANE. in noticing the production of Rob Roy at Drury Lane, the Morning Adertisemr ?? Englsh audience is proiverbially generous to a new candidate for public ...

... Ciee e asfreunl iivca o beii~ ~1~ S lwsrpael n ?? rgso iodel odt ,vr powrie, who appeared in the character of Rob Roy at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday evening, with t success, is now confined to bed, owing to a severe n of the knee and ande received while ...

... found in the centre of the broad water. One was that of Jlames Griffin, aged 29 years, who lived at No. 20 Lincolii Court, Drury Lane. This poor fellow was selling oranges when the ice smashed up and was in the midst of the skaters. His father, mother, and ...

... Athnenu, states that arrangements are being made for the part- in;Y performances and farewell benefit of Mr Charles Kean at Drury Lane. Forty years ago, ere he was out of his teens, he began his career at that theatre in II Norval. Two of his fellow-players ...

... a theory as O that which the authors of the Rejected Addresse re ridiculed in Dr Darwin's grandfather-in the lies e3 di Drury Lane Theatre- Ia I sing how casual bricks in airy clime ar Encountered casual horse-hair, casual lime. Is. The second observation ...

... conviction for the 23d time we chronicled last week. 'We regret to hear that Mr Henry Webb, one of the Bro- thers Webb, of Drury Lane Theatre, and late lessee of the . Queen's Theatre, Dublin, lies in a very precarious state, with very little hopes of recovery ...

... Hansom cab7 exactly like every other Hansom cab, and probably taken off the stand outside, was driven across the stage of Drury Lane Theatre. As it entered, and the driver smacked his whip, and the lady who had sun'mmoned it jumped in, pit and galleries ...

... been presented w%-ith ia t1nla.nificent testimonial, ri n vale 250 I~ies which was subscribed for B by thle members of the Drury Lane coapafy fc and a few personal rid f the LPall i f The Paris coxrepo of the at w ar i fu t Gaz.,ette writes. :witiie opinion ...

... has for some time past been a member of the Marylebone Tem- perance Society, went on Monday, with some com- panions, to Drury Lane Theatre. After the per- formance, the party adjourned to a public-house, and whilst there deceasedwas prevailed upon to ...

... costermonger, weltering in a pool of blood. It ap- peared that the unfortunate sufferer resided in Little Wyld's Passage, Drury Lane, and his assailants' names are Regan (aged 60), and his wife and daughter. A quarrel had taken place, when they beat his ...