... Lord Chamberlain sits heavily on Surrey-side managers, that capricious functionary being apt to make up for Bhortoomings in Drury-lane or the Strand by sudden fits of severity in less powerful quarters. The parochial authorities of the metropolis ap- pear ...

... wthregad to the Lyceum. In 1844 this theatre was let for 2,0o01 a year; in 1840, for 2,5001.; aud in 1863, for 4,0001. gyear. Drury-lane was let in 1860 for 4,5001. a year to Mr. E. T. Smith, who gold d his lease for a premium of 6,0001. to Mesers. Faleoner ...

... DRURY-LANE. TineS vaXNne, at 7, BELLES OF THE .-CJlN.A 8, FOIIMOSA (newv I'onr Act Drama; byr Djio Boudcacult). Means Barrett~l ,1i Dav Fisher BritanWrligt, John Rouse, Mrs.Billetn, lCSML renanhladonluand }Katheine }hdgers-l'ocooncludo with BORROWED PLIUMES ...