... box at Drury Lane as a reformatory for men who use false weights, and let Tomahawk himself be placed peranently on the Drury Lane free list for the best centre stall, ',flat he may from the front be enabled to weigh the merits of 'hat Drury Lane company ...

... DRURY LANE. FVKMNO. At i IM.LI.K.S K IT('HFN. • 1 >»y. T--ii KOKMOSA M» i- i:. w. i.;, 111 Irvi. I*.» I Kim.or. lirittain F. irl»-s ••• ii i; Vim M.if.. ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, at Seven, THE GIRLS OF THE PERIOD, a Musical Folly. At a Quarter to Eight. THE- SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL: Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Phelps; Mr. Charles Dillon, Mr. Ryder, Miss Amy Sedgwick. To conclude with a Grand Ballet of Action entitled ...

... DRURY LANE. this house, which has always been characterised for the gorgeous ness of ita Christmas entertainments, !lhe title of the pantomime, which is on a scale of magnificence never before surpassed, is, Beauty and the Beast; or, RarUquin aud Mothtr ...

... DRURY LANE. on monday aftemooo the annual benefit of the Royal D rama ti c c o n ege t o ok place at this house, by the kind permission of Mr. F. B. Chatterton, the lessee, who is always ready to aid in any undertaking of a benevolent nature. The selections ...

... DRURY LANE. ** Old Drury * —** time-hououred Old Drury —by moans the indefatigable enterprise and splendid liberality of Mr. F. B. Chatterton—presents tbo public once more with another of those capital specimens of Pantomime, the construction which ...

... DRURY LANE, In Mr. Boucicault's new crania, Arnim, or the Railroad to Ruin, we have another and A favourable example of the realistic sensational school. Constructed evidently with more than usual care, the plot full of interesting and ingeniously contrived ...

... DRURY LANE THIS EVENING Seven New Drama THE MAN OF TWO LIVHts Mr Charles Dillon : Messrs. Ryder. J. Rouse. F. Moreland. Hanvlt. F. Charles. Willson Barrett; Heath. Edith Stuart. Hudspeth! and Mis. VaudeiihotL conclude with the Grand Pantomime PUSS IN ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING be.en, BKLLKH THE KITCHEN. F dlowed by. at Ten to Eight. FORMOSA Messra. J. B. Howard, Barrett. 11. Irving. I Huttaiu Wright. E. Charles, an I John Rome; Mm. Mines Moggie Brennan. L. Macdonald. Dalton and K. Rudgvra. w..u BORROW ...

... DRURY LANE. OLD Drury still retains the belt, and there is little prospect of the Drury Lane Pantomime being surpassed by any of its competitors whilst Mr. Chatterton, the enterprising manager, is so ably assisted as on the present occasion by Messrs ...

... DRURY _LANE. THIS EVENING, at ge;ie - n - , - THE GIRLS OF THE PERIOD, a Musical Folly. At a Quarter to Eight, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL: Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Phelps; Mr. Charles Dillon, Mr. Ryder, Miss Amy Sedgwick. To conclude with a Grand Ballet of Action ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, at Seven, WIFE'S OUT. To conclude with, unarUr to Right, theGrandChristmas Pantomime,entitled PUSS IN BOOTS; charoctcni in the opening by the princijH;! members the company. Double Pautomimists and various tu;. cities. Doors ...