... there and returned. The Daily News states that some interest was felt a few nights since on observing among the audience at Drury Lane, Lord Sydney, the present Lord Chambeilain, without whose licence, of course, Formosa could not have been per- formed. ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THEATR.3-Mr. Langham held an inquest on Taesday on the body' of Jane Phillips. aged 67, who was employed as an at- tendant at Drury-lane theatre, and who, on. Saturday night lasti.d4pped down, dead in the theatre.' The deceased vas a single woman, -who had ...

... I beg to state I am in no way connected with the affsir. I never put on the motley except at Christmas, and then only at Drury-lane. I am at present at the Alhambra, and have only plaved at the aforesaid places for several years. I have now four individuals ...

... tight rope at the imminent risk of taking a rapid journey into eternity, or listening to tbi glorification of barlotry in Drury-lane Theatre, or reading a sensation novel in whicl the whole interest turns on the infamou, relations between a married woman ...

... purposes., An'night the beds were brought. down, I and the dloor was then formed almost into one large bed. We will god'own Drury-lane, if you please. There I was at time when it was a nice, breezy, fresh green-looking place, with gentle-men's gardens and ...

... Moralists in Printing-hoose-square and Bouverie-street are discussing the decency of the piece, the Author and the Manager of Drury-lane are quietly congratulating them- selves over a full exchequer upon the splendid hit they have made, hunting through the ...

... pewter pot. Tile more difficult the music the larger the t1 quantity; and the odd anecdotes related of her by Bumnt, sv the Drury-lane Thea;tre lessee, that she could never deli' pm neats the thirst of the desert scene in Balfe's 'Maid of pt Artois,' except ...

... 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 ...