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... eveninig next, for tlie benefit of Miss Al ason, who wvill be remembered ais aii actress of mnileh uroililse at the Lyceum, Drury lane, and otler Aletropolitan Tientres a feic years since, and aS there are special reasons eititlhig ier to the patronage of ...
... 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 ...
... Eve . ?? Milton. Bell, K. ?? Falstaff.1ee ?? Maude, 1..5. I Prince Henry ' tHenrvIV Shakspr Edwards-Moss ma. Burning of Drury Lane Theatre . ?? Rejected Addresses. oindal ma,, K. S Me. Hardcastle) (She Stoops to Con- Alexander ?? ?? Ottaway, K. S. ...
... Royal Dramatic College is thus strung- gling for existence, there are two enormously rich funds-those of Covent Garden and Drury Lane-giving pensions not merely to the old and worn- out members of the dramatic profession, who may have fretted their hour ...
... occurred in the College during the year. The annual benefitin aid of the funds would take place on the 12th of Junie, at Drury-lane, and an amateur benefit would, be given on the 21st. and 2ind of the same months at the Olympic, by the 1 Wandering a hes- ...
... adjourned the inquiry. Dr., Lankester held an inquest on Saturday on the body of a child found in a cellar in Princes-street, Drury-lane. The body was dried up, and the surgeon who examined it said it had been subjected to the action of lime, and had, perhaps ...
... tichfield. Inslde the House, when prayers had been read, there was a ruah into the galleries like that which takes place at Drury-lane on Boxing Night. The Strangers -for the most part apparently. olergymen and country squires-fought maufully with each ...
... held at Bloomsbury, respecting the death of James Mason, who died suddenly at a common lodging-house in Charles-street, Drury-lane, where he formerly acted as deputy landlord. He was a great drunkard, and the medical evidence showed that the cause of ...
... Handel's opera of A cis and Ca'atea, which svill be produeed with a seesnic splendour not seect shice the memornable revival at Drury-lane, under Mr. Alacready's ?hsag~lesnctst. It is understood that the son of Mir. Stanfield will faioar the Lessee with sketches ...