... with Mdlles. Reboux and Pauline Lewitzy, the new Russian star, have signed their several engagements with Mr. Wood for Drury Lane Theatre.—Musical Standard. Mr. John Stuart Mill's work on The Subjection, of Women has been translated into German by Professor ...

... Birmingham. 5. St. Paul in Prison. 6. The Miracle of the Fiery Furnace. 7. Consolation. 8. The Seven Ages op Man. 9. Scene from Drury Lane Pantomime, 10. By the Sea. 11. The Fleet Entering the Suez Canal, ...

... ONIIW SCENE FROM THE PANTOMIME OF BEAUTY AND THE BEAST AT DRURY LANE THEATRE, (See page 326) THE STREET ARTIST.—.73I .F. IF. LAWSON. (See page 331.) .11 , . I ,'•';! ----, , ' ' . s. \''' .'- ' ) '' '''- ' 5.- ' \ N IT 'V t • -• -'''..-,--,,,.. ...

... cocl, gas, &C.. equal to £200. per annum -Ap- pllcations, weh tretlmoolaje, do., may be addressed to Mr. John Andewe, 21, Drury Lane, ziverpool, not later than the 1lth February next. ?? I Atgefltt%. A GENTS WANTED everywhere. Many are earning £3. weakly ...

... THE TERROR OF DRURY LANE! Robert Smith, aged nine, enjoys the proud distinction of the terror of Drury Lane. In conjunction with William Westhall, Smith was charged at Bow Street with begging. They are described as wretched little urchins, without ...

... J. Jaffray, Holliday and Avert. * Illegally Pawning.— Mary Berry (24), hawker Thomas Street; and Catherine Davis (20), Drury Lane were charged with stealing and illegally pawning dress, the property of Georgina Price, tailoress, Bishop Street.— Prisoners ...

... About midnight on Saturday the prosecutor met with a girl in Coleshill Street, and went with her to the prisoner's house, in Drury Lane. The prisoner another man, and two women were there. When elhad aeen in the house a few minutes he got up to go but the ...

... summary of what is going on in the amusement world may interest many Midland readers. Italian opera will shortly be given at Drury-lane, and Covent Garden will be opened under the joint management of Messrs. Gye and Mapleson. At present Peep o'Day is being ...

... shall have a chance of hearing Titiens in Medea,” “ Fidelio,” and Les Huguenots.” Mr. Wood, it is said, has secured for Drury Lane the services of three artistes no less renowned than Nilsson, Santley, Mongini of the Gye-Mapleson troupe of last year, ...

... spacious and elegant m the metropolis, and will accommodate about 6,000 persons. stage will be ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane, and will be fitted with every modem and scientific appliance. Great care has been taken that uninterrupted view shall be ...

... Handel's Acis and Galetea,—were successively performed by Miss P. Horton during Macready's management of Covent-garden and Drury-lane Theatres, in the years 1842 and '43. Afterwards, at the Haymarket, success attended almost every part in which she appeared ...

... central telegraphic station, in which ease Italian Opera will migrate to Lord Dudley's new Opera House in the Hayzmarket. Drury Lane is wretchedly ill adapted for Italian opera, and is, moreover, in a . shabby and dilapidated condition. Perhaps the new ...