... Redeemer, has been pr: sented Rome. 1 i Wwe t The performance lasted three hours. parts are to come. Myr Chatterton, of Drury-lane Theatre, has ©! damages from the frequently “ tener Vr Si 2 Reeves for w breach of contract hot havir tr ya abe agreement ...

... steadily improving under the favourable conditions of Clevedon, where he continues to reside, During the forthcoming season at Drury Lane, Marinco Faliero is one of the pieces which it is con- termplated to produce. Mr. Anthony Trollope's promised magazine ...

... no sooner off than it is on. E ; ghty years ago, BadJelay, the actor, left funds for supplying cake, wine, and punch the Drury Lane players oa Twelfth Night assembled, for fiver. On these occasions the toast of Baddelay's skull used to be given, but ...

... French theatre in London for the purpose of producing the Offenbach, and to be named after the composer.—Musical Standard. Drury Lane Theatre will re-open next Siturday for the Autumn season.” Faust is the first piece, with Mr. Phelps and Mrs. Hermann Yeain; ...

... printer Holloway, H., Gloucester-street, Pimlico, mercantile clerk Honson, E., Leominster, Herefordshire, dyer Leno, J. 8., Drury-lane, London, manager of the Working Men's Excursion to Paris Miell, J., Wimborne Minster, Dorsetshire, turner Millar, J. L. ...

... Criminal Court, in London, it was discovered that one of the jurymen, instead of bein%] Mr. Frederick Lee, a saddler in Drury-lane, who had been summoned, was merely his locum tenens in the shape of his foreman. The Recorder stigmatised this proceeding ...

... North Devon, and the Rev. Charles Kingsley has arrived safely in New York.—Sir Cullen Eardley has married Miss Aleyne, of Drury Lane Theatre.—Mdlie. Wallack, a relative of the English actor, singing at the Brussels Opera, and is spoken of in the warmest ...

... August session of the Central Criminal Court Mr ■ eafct London, consequent on the almost entire Frederick Lee, a saddler, in Drury-lane, who had been’sum- • tfBsa , tion of shipbuilding, has been considerably diminished moned to serve as a juror, was lined ...

... Central Criminal Court, in London, it was discovered that one of the jurymen, instead of being Mr. Frederick Lee, a saddler in Drury-lane, who had been summoned, was menly his locum keens in the nhape of his foreman. The Recorder stigmatised this proceedin4 ...

... Theatre reopens to-night with the 3uccessful comedy of Caste, and the Strand also re-opens with the Kenilworth burlesque. Drury Lane has re-opened forthe winter season with Faust' and the Miller and his M~en. The Haymarket gives ,ts Mrs. Scott-Sidaons ...