... the new theatre and , winter garden in Leicester-square will seat 6000 people. .The stage is ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane Theatre; and fitted with the most recent scientific 1, appliances. Separate staircases will be provided for C each of the ...

... are never admitted into polite Rl society. The Times of yesterday prints a letter from fC Mr. Chatterton, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and; a leading article on his letter, in which the writer e shows that Mr. Chatterton, instead of answering the ...

... .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 ...

... A frightful case was disclosed at Bow-street Police Court last week. A man named Edward Pullin (of a- Great Wild-street, Drury-lane), together with his wife at and their niece, were charged with having concealed n- the birth of an illegitimate child, the ...

... Chfl at work. The defendant pleaded guilty, urging thiat she to ,b, had undertaken a large order for the loantomiine at had Drury-lane, and was compelled to keep the ?? hut ir byod h proper time, A floe of 40s, and costs was una en A SELF-AccusID POISONEfl ...

... The Orchestra states that Mr. Gye is said to have era, secured a lease for 21 years of Her Majesty's Theatre. the -The Drury-lane pantomime will be from the pen of in Mr. E. L. Blanchard, on the well-known subject of ave Beauty and the Beast. his At ...

... name is may ace in Ydward Pullin, was unearthed in a kind or human warren count drove in Great Wild-street, leading out of Drury-lane. This has a andon, man, who is more than fifty years of age, had been living zeal t at the same time with his wife and his ...

... replete with points of interest and startling efects. The new engagements include Mr. Charles Verner and Miss Page, from Drury-lane and Princess's, and Mrs. G. Howe, from Sadler's Wells, the whole of whom appeared for the first time on Monday in Morris ...

... said, on the I.27th ult. the defendant hired him at Leicester-square. 9'e After going to Princes-street he proceeded to Drury.-lane, ha: and Wych-street, Strand, where defendant called at three. ,l or four shops. He was then driven to Talfourd-road, an ...

... announced for the next fortnight at St. George's Hall, Portsea. A company of Infant Comedians, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and elsewhere, consisting of ten children of from five to eleven years of age, will appear in a series of dramatic perform ...

... Mr. Rubley, however, has succeeded in securing the services of.Mr. Charles Verner and Miss Page, from the Theatres Royal Drury-lane, Princess's, &c., who will ap. pear for the first time on Monday evening next in a new drama entitled The Four Knaves and ...