... usual liberal style, for which Mr. W. Holland’s name is a guarantee — Signor Salvini is announced to play Hamlet shortly at Drury-lane.—The HAYMARKET is still playing A Fair Encounter,” ““ David Garrick,” and “ The Seriong Family.”—*Our American Cousin” has ...

... baving, as he alleged, some business iat.ho City. It has since transpited that he had previonsly secured himself a stall at Drury Lane for Salvini in «Qthello;” and there seems reason to believe that the tragical event, wkich subsequently happened, was first ...

... and other amusements out of doors. Later in the evening there was a concert, in which Miss Russell, of the Theat-e Royal, Drury Lane, sang *Il Bacio.” She was enthusiastically received and deservedly encored. The burlesque of ¢ (eusoa the Second” followed; ...

... now—with the exception perhapsof the woather of the past week—in London. Few changes have beem made a% the Weat-end houses. At DRURY- LANE & morning performance has baen given, tas proceads of _yhioh._tgo to swell ths fand now being raised f9r.tho_ ‘r.oliof of ...

... Boston, in *+'e Urited States. His father was a well-known Es¢):h actor and manager. A verrion of * Faust,” produced at Drury-lane half-a-dozen years sgo, was his latest dramatic production, and was, we believe, his 115tk acted drama. During some years ...

... at the CUlarendon., There was the Cock certainly in Fleet-street, unequalled in meat and beer, and the Albion, opposite Drury-lane Theatre, still famous as a supper house, and now resplendent in huge mirrors and gilt gaseliers, and the Blue Posts, of ...

... White.”” Henry Southdown, bricklayer, deposed to finding the body of the infant on the roof of a house, 9, Granby-place, Drury-lane. Dr. Mills, divisional surgecn, etated that he had seen the body, but bad made no post-mortem examination, not having received ...

... and woundinge the eonsiable with intent todo b some; The prisoner,who s well known nameof Samuel Smith,and aail th s'rec!, Drury-lane. Mr. Nicho'son.one ol the mages! rates at the ighaate Dolice-cour:, with hi-pector Gale, of the Y Division, and the priconer ...

... ist ees .. tirst and only I'rotcetionist Cabinet w. . in 1292, e s best known by a propiecy au Lrotectionist meeting in Drury Lane dicatre* That if P'rovidence should perinit tive Corn Lanws to be repealed Great Dritain would rvetwrn o its original conditien ...

... Birmingham Mail.™) Reference i 3 made in our dramatic gossip to the little dispute between Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the Zumrs, The latter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival ...

... , Holborn, were, to the number of about 150, served with a suhstantial supper at the Mission Chapsl, Little Wildstreet, Drury-lane. - Mr. J. Poole, who is better ~ known in that locality by the soubriquet of *“ Fiddler Jos,” has, with the aid of some ...

... From the end of November to the end of the following January, Kenn existed, heaven alone knows how, for the management of Drury Lane refused to pay him s shilling. All that he had ever suffered ecould not have equalled the misery of those two months of ...