... 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 ...

... operas; but that is not s O. Mr M~a. pleson is to be paid that sum as as compensation for the leese of his proposed season at Drury Lane, for which he had entered into heavy engagements, and for his goodwill. The contract with Or Gye which is considered exceedingly ...

... G. Harvey, J. Johnston, anad Robert M'Xab. TsHeAT1nvRoXAL -To-night the celebrated actors Mr and Mrs llesman Vezin, from Drury Lane and Prillnces's Theatres, London, begin a brief engage. enutntourtheatriwhenwetrust aorowdedhouse will bid them welcome ...

... some time anterior to the ex- plosion he had been in the pay of the police for detecting coiners in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, have induced many persons to * promote the formation of a committee which, }py proceeding against the Commissioners of ...

... startling, is not absolutely vet Inovel. Last year, during the limoe-of the performance pr( a- of the 1Doge of Venice 1 at Drury Lane Theatre, one we I of the dasnseuses applied to one of the metropolitan hospitals erg 3 with an anomalous eruption affecting ...

... ad edded Dat the Olympic. 'One mado some noise in the.world, and Covent Garden ardmirers appliatide4 her whilo thosd' of Drury Lane were hissing Edmund Kean for' the same sort of not very exempadYco`6nduet, Sally Booth led a quiet life, and s6ever. had ...

... --Yestorday f, morning, a serious conflagration broke out about V seven o'clock in the range of premises in Charles (I Street, Drury Lane, occupied principally by Messrs b Grieve, artists and scene painters to most of the K metropolitan theatres. The lower part ...

... ifqt r~oilorrobu adOclPOiient.I - LondonSuday ight On Saturday night, in the middle. of thp overture to the pautoplime at Drury Lane Thdatr, the Prince and Princess of Wale3 acel sgui-d by several gentlemen attendant to the Court, e'tered one of the boxes ...

... taLen thm matt-e 1 Scold are working ti at it with vigour, Messrs Grieve and Telbin's scene-painiting establishment 'V in Drury Lane, London, was totally destroyd by fire on froi Monday morning last week. Tue premiseswere of three etoreys, ad were stcked ...

... narrated of Charles Dibdin that after his first mar- lin of riage he formed an illicit connexion with a chorus-singer at do( IO Drury Lane, Mrs Davenet, by whom he was father of Chas. cot and Thomas Dibdin, also song-writers and dramatists; and that ho deserted ...