... been born on the 18th of January, 1811. He was educated at Eton, and in the autumn of 1827 he made his first appearance at Drury Lane Theatre as young Norval. In 1830 Mr. Charles Kean, for the first time, visited America, where he was warmly received. On ...

... specially sent down frcm the Queen's mews. On Wednesday the Pr:ice and Princess of Waleawent to the Adelphi, and on ThurEday to Drury Lane Theatre. On Thursday the Queen of ilolland arrived in Lon- don. ...

... photo- grapher .in North-s'reet, Smith-square, as ?? avocation; but in the season of 'pantomimns' he acted as' pantaloon at Drury Lane Theatre. Ile had, it appe'arbd. from the evidence, been very lowt and despondin' 'fo' some 'days past, complaining of pain ...

... yoa that had to forgive and forget. - - Witness-Yes; but I had to forgive him. Well, Sir on New-Year's Day I met him in Drury Lane see1ing lobsters. I asked him for a lobster, and took one up.; Mr lowers-I think'you could make it up now? Witness-Oh, yes ...

... suffi- ciently startliag, is not absolutely novel. Last year. during the time of the performance of 'The Doge of Venice at Drury Lane Theatre, one of the dansesese applied to one of te tmetropolltan hospitals with an anomalous eruption affeoting one foot ...

... authorised to state that an electric or*™ i„ being bmIt by Bryceson, Brothers, and Co for Hp! Majesty s Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Thl organ » to!be erected at a distance behind thenna „ as usual, bnt the organist will, for the firsf ,? AnlIl^Sbferf,iSS35'wiS ...

... patrons and a clique of singers, and from these cliques the public can only deliver themselves by patronising a second house. Drury Lane yet remains; and I trust, for the interest of the great art of our time, that some attempt may be made, even thus late ...

... bythis unprecedetedpieceof politicaldpspotisrm. TEo ACTRESs AND HER, SERVANT.-Of Thuridaiy Miss! Kate Hardear, an actress at Drury lane thatre, dresiding in the Hfolywood-road, Fulbam' wvas suna: ,me ned to the EHamnccrsnsieh'police-court ,for assault-,- ...

... wvas generally understood that the late Mr. Charles Kean had in con- tenmplation a formal leave-taking of the public at Drury Lane Theatre-a farewell engagement in the course of which he might go through a series of his most famous representations; but ...

... wha11~et lsrovess the dratna, hsas seesde as ass err, asnd its its artists, by looking at the teames of the asctors in thee Drury Lane ecssssany whoe cetnusnced. thleir new seasont in Septenschr, and then glancing at the namest of the consllany who in Seictemsbel ...

... Bellevolelit Fund, and the Choral Fund Society; and the drama is presumed to be aided by the Covent Garden Theatrical Fund, the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, the Royal General Theatrical Fund, the Dramatic, EqtwiC trian, and Musical Sick Fund Association, the Royal ...

... with which they are associated by the artists who pro- duce The Mask. Last week, TheMerchant of Venice was revived at Drury Lane, the part of Shylock being supported by Mr. Phelps, as usual, but advertised on alternate nights to be relieved by Mr. Barry ...