... 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 ...

... been members of the great unknown, but the other day, no less a notable than Mr. Blanchard, of the Daily Tcleraeph, and of Drury Lane and the other theatres at Uhristmas time, gave his experience. Un- fortunately, the testimony hals, like that unfortunate ...

... SCHOOL I UNION. IThe annual meeting of this institution was hbel yesterday, at the offices of Mr. M'Diarmid, the secretary, Drury.lane. Mr. Edmund Buckley, vice-president, occupied the chair. The committe% in their 21st annual report, stated that there was ...

... by tbesarisoner. He was sentenced to a month's imprisoinnient.e'tO ANo'rsTu-:n ROssERnin F Boo'rs.-scn O'(circe (22), 5, Drury Lane,.servnnt, was charged with stealiug a pair of boots fres the shop deer of Mr. Alit-ed Morris, shoemaker, Digbetb, on Saturday ...

... York, where they are esgaged to open at Wallack's Theatre early in June. The party ?? Mr. Charles Lauri, Clown in the last Drury-lane Pautomime, Madame and Mr. J. Lauri, their two brothers, Miss Kate Brooks, &c., under the direction of Mr. Henderson. SMADAM~E ...

... David Fisher commenced his career aat the Theatre Royal, before becoming a Manager dims~elf. Mr. Charles Fisher appeared at Drury-lane ,withmuch suceess, according to the London papers, in . Lionel and Clarrissa, in 1818 or 1819. When he left themanagementin ...

... accident that lends them a peculiar zest and nla- t pvour. The benevolent old gentleman who ocou- a pied a stall overy night at Drury-lane during the o performances of Vx AmtunRo, in the expecta- s lion of seeing the Lion King's head eaten off, is the ctype of ...