... the 22d, and subsequently at Liverpool, Glasgow, and nanchester. The principal parts will be sustained by members of the Drury-lane company, including Mrs. Frank Matthews in her original part of Danme Ursula, Mr. Cumming as King Jamic, and Mr. F. Villiers ...

... I beg to state I am in no way connected with the affsir. I never put on the motley except at Christmas, and then only at Drury-lane. I am at present at the Alhambra, and have only plaved at the aforesaid places for several years. I have now four individuals ...

... .Pwicl, and -decreeing that no public servant should nid yo read flint periodical; fancy the Christmas pieces ?? ,,s at Drury-lane or Covent garden shorn of everyalso which reflects upon the, great and mighty; fancy theh :is appearance of boxes and pit ...

... have been brought to bear upon them. The pantomimes continue to attract large audiences. The returns at Covent Garden and Drury-lane theatres I are upwards of three thousand pounds per week each, There was a meeting of the proprietors of the London theatres ...

... ated owing to her Di dr-unkeln habits. She had been lately cohabiting with a t man named Westerenan, at 2, Esgle court, Drury-lane. 1, On Tb arsday morning week, about six o'clock, this man went out to his work, leaving the deceased in bed. He re'urned ...

... to &sgy that the morning proecession here is among. the lost characteristic of all. The proraiity of Covent- irden and. Drury-lane, the guiltgardenss of Endell-street, i the foul tributaries of the streets between Long- acre and .Seven Dials, all help ...

... terms of high; ?? is a oing the rounds to the effect that Mr- Phelps, the great actor, and Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury-lane Theatr e, are at w ar. Mr. Phelps is at present performingat husold house, Sadler's Wells, D ?? Large enough {or M~iacboth's ...

... the stakes lost. He also, OnL oath, said he lead performed before her Majesty, anad was under an engagement to appear at Drury Lanee Theatre - duingtheconinig winter, and only went absut to fairs to keephimin racice.Aftr barig te evidence on both side, ...

... The Poor Law Medical Officers' Association are ready to prove that in the streets of White- I a6e1, in the blind alleys of Drury-lane, be- hindi.Westminster-abbey-within pebble-shot of ourpalaces-are the conduits of the pauper tide, which threatens to overflow ...

... and Long-acre, through Carey-street to Cheapside. This newstreet would be con- tinued from Long-acre by Covent-garden and Drury-lane theatres, to pass along the northern front of the Carey-street site, and from thence it would be extended (crossing the ...

... MaM = Itrro F I= DULY ICIw. SIB,-May I intrmde so far as to ask you to place these few words in your columns F I went to Y Drury-lane Theatre last night, in company with my mother and some friends, to see the play called ForMosa s and to satisfy myself as ...

... of a pewter pot. The more difficult the music the larger the quantity; and the odd anecdote related of her by Buan, the Drury-lane Theatre lessee, that she could never delineate the thirst of the desert scene in Balfe's I Maid of Artois,' except she had ...