... who came by his death a few weeks since in London from tlie overturning of a cab en route to attend a Fenian gathering in Drury Lane, and whose funeral was attended by such an enormous concourse of the Irish Londoners. The source from which this statement ...

... joint-stock company now being formed. The theatre will, it is said, seat 3,000 persons, and the stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A covered faqade in front of the house is also contemplated, calculated to shelter s,ooo people, if need be, from the weather ...

... celebrated, and not very in- experienced, theatrical manager, no leesa person, in fact, than MNi. CHATTERTON, the manager of - Drury-lane Theatre, From his somewhat lengthened, and by no means discreditable, exer- tions on this subject, as explained in Tuesday's ...

... COLLEGE.-The annual meeting of the overnors and subscribers to this institution was held on onday afternoon, in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre ; Mr ;enjamin Webster; the Master of the College, occupying the hair. The report was passed, and after the disposal ...

... prosaicnmat- ters of fact we find the same wide diversity of opinion existing. Mr. F. B. CHATTERTON, the lessee and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, sends a flaming account to the Times of the monster houses which ' Formosa 1 draws, only to be contradicted ...

... Harlequin and Old Mother Bunch, supplied by Mr. Blanchard, is, it seems, forthwith to be produced, by way, probably, of purging Drury Lane stage of offence and winning back to the theatre the countenance of decent people. It may be noted that the later life of ...

... among others, that on oo oca- on when in London, Byron, in a state of inebriation, rought Rome with him an actress from Drury Lane heatre to tupper, an indignity and-insult which Lady yron promptly and properly resented by immediate tirtnsent to her room ...

... and will leave the shores 0t England in the course of the day. According to the Figuro, Mr. Wood, under whose auspices Drury Lane Theatre is to be opened next season, will introduce to London some new singers already famous on the Continent. Mdlle. Marie ...

... in my own house, introduced her to my own table, &c. There never was a more unfounded calumny. Being on the committee of Drury Lane Theatre, I have no doubt that several artistes called on me; but as to Mrs. Mardyn who was a beautiful woman, and might ...

... 0 Theatrei. Adelphil~ 6 ?? ,,1 61S Astly' .. ..lnN..O ?? 0 .. 1 0 Covent Garden, Italian Opera, Bow Street. 1 6 .. 1 ai Drury Lane ?? ?? .. ,,C1 6 Haymariret ?? ?? 2 0 ..1 6 Italian Opera, Haymarket ?? 0 991 6 Lyceum, Wellington Street, Strand .. .. 1 ...

... The Orchestra states that Mr. F. Gye is said to have secured a lease for tventy-one years of Her Majesty's Theatre.---The Drury Lane pantomime will be from the pen of Mr. E. L. Blanchard on the well-knowvn subject of a Beauty and the Beast. The first meeting ...

... amusement. MDLLE. AMY TREVELLI AT THE OXFORD MUSIC HALL.-TIi3 lady filled second parts when Italian Opera was located at Drury- lane, under Mr. Mapleson, and her voice, which betrays much cul- tivation and finish, was heard to great advantage in Let me ...