... -The annual meet. ing of the governors and subscribers to this institution was held on Monday afternoon, in the saloon of Drury- lane Theatre, Mr. Benjamin Webster, the Master of the College, occupying the chair. The report acknowledged, with pride, the ...

... , but I have no engagement.— W ell, but at all events, observed my first inquisitor, you have a very good salary at Drury Lane ? — A very good one, indeed, sir, answered I: but then it is never paid.— But you seem to have ^ways a fine benefit ...

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... came by his wes death a few weeks since in London from the overturning of bar, a cab ec roucte to a Fenian gathering in Drury Lane. The Insi source from which this statement comes justifies me in de- will scribing the identification as authentic, and ...

... Evangelical Committee, stated that MNr Hugh Mlatheson, one of their elders, had purchased Whit- field's Chapel, at St Giles, Drury Lane, and had handed it over as a gift to the Presbytery, in order that it might be a centre of evangelistic operations in a ...

... Chas. Pitt. ?? 8lEnvcerectera nvitd rduring the ?? at 7,th performaneo T. J. Willlanm, E~sq.).-After whioh the celebrated Drury Lane Drama (by lind permission or F. B. Chbttorton, Risq.), entitlod THEZ CEAT CITY (by Andrew Holiday). :EOYAL A2APEITHETiA'RE ...

... to deck the hair or grace the bosom. But we must not linger here, so, emerging at the Great Russell Street lend. we pass Drury Lane, and s.- through the comparative quiet of Lincoln's Inn Fields, we get into Holborn, all along which thorough- fare evidences ...

... at Hele's School. We hear from good authority that the Waltzes enti- tled the H aidge, by Dewdrop, are to be played at Drury- lane Theatre, London, in the forthcoming Pantomime. These waltzes will be played by Miss Ross at her Piano- forte Recital on ...

... merey P WE incidentally referred Yesterday to the chance of Formosa beig seen by the lWY who cOnfer' edial privileges on Drury Lane, and we hinted at the Manager should not forget that he is tsnder some sort of obligation to Royalty for per- hnission to ...

... a numerous body, and its judgmient is not .to be forestalled, although the boxes of. Drury-lane are taken in advance. We will put th e eae in another light. Drury-lane is not a common theatre, but ha a acertain pre- eminenea. Suppose now-if the public ...

... other half in evading rhis angry creditors. He was sometimes for hours, r even for days, tambu shed in the treasury at Drury. .lane. He seldom answered letters, anld very a often did not open thore he received. He lost r receipts, and paid bills twice ...

... all killed. The Daeily News states that d some interest was felt a few nights since on observing among the audience at Drury Lane Lord Sydney the present Lord Chamberlain, without whose licence, of course, Formosa could not have been performed. It is ...