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... and leave Her Maljesty's Theatre uneccuiried. There will, ed however, ho an opposition, as a company is to be organised at Drury Lane. e- Mr. Mhillais, B.A., the great painter (says a New York ats paper), was recently requested to unrdertake the porbrrilt ...
... will join the company at the 'Ibeatre at Christmas. A play by Mr. Andrew Hiali~lay will probably succeed 1olillotil at Drury Lane. The claimarnt to the CaUiperiluwn estates, residing ae Noevcastle'on-Tyne is likely to :tccpt aL coupronoi.,ei, A Vienna ...
... negotiations, it was found that Mr. Gye had possession both of Covent Garden and the Hay- market. Mr. Mapleson had thus only Drury Lane to fall back upon. This theatre is in a terrible state of dinginess and dilapidation. It is in the hands of a Committee ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. Miss Neilson has accepted an engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, and will appear in the new drama by Mr. Dion Boucicault, to be produced on the 31st inst. A largo emigration scheme for Brazil is soon to be carried out in tbis country. The ...
... of her bag by a man ?? rnn away. A few minutes afterwards Detective-sergeant Seal sew the prisoner go into her house in Drury Lane. Looking theough the window, he saw her examining a reticusle hag, whicie, on the officer's entrance, site endeavoured to ...
... times. Prosecutor put his hand upon his watch pocket and the chain broke. Prisoner struck him in the mouth and ran into Drury Lane. Prosecutor went round, and meet- ing the prisoner again at the other end, gave hum into custody. The piece of chain was ...
... roll of check osirting, and sawv three men, of whom Morris was one, rlsle- nsileg up itl apel Street. Ho followed thein to Drury Lane, and then gave up the chase. The next sorning Police- constable Black met the prisoners and another nian in Colesbill Street ...
... Talented Troupe of Artiotos:- MISS MARIAN TAYLOR, The celebrated IBurloesue Aetroes, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Gartlen, Drury Lane, &c.. shaso services have been specially ro- tained at a vast expenee; PrIneipalDducerti, MwIdlle, ERNESTINE, Mr. A. FRANCIS ...
... Trootps of Artistos Ml I S S M A R I A N TAYLOR, The celebrated Buflrlooqae Actress, of the Thoatrce3 Royal, Covent harden, Drury Lane, dc., whose services have been specially ra- Mlned at a vast esxipese Priticipal Datcers, Molle. ERNIESTINIF4 Iar. A. FRtANCIS ...
... bighest ominenoe in the professlon. P TheFigure Painting is by tle eminent Artist, Mr. W. MASON' of the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Tho Gilding bY Mr. JOHN BINNi, Carver and Gilder Hourat Street. The Marrbling and Greniog by Moaara. ...
... thlontod Troupe of Artistee!- MISS MARIAN TAYLOR, Tho celebrated Iurleere Actress. of the Theatres Royal. Covent Caurden, Drury Lane, Oc., whosoeservices have been specially re- lamed at vast espense;. Idele. EIINESTINE. Premier Danrieuse: Rico VELoNA STZV1:' ...
... amberiale, entitled FOR..BIDDEN FRUIT. MIctlArL JoqjELYN, an eminentiSculptor. Mr. HENRI DRAYTON. i~ren the Theatres ltojal, Drury Lane and Covent iardeon). HBVOII JOCELItt, his ?? r. ALLIlTN. ?? cut Oounec ?? Mr. EDWARD CHESSMAN. OWN. I. Mr. TRAVERS. MAI ...