... every quarter of the metroolis. The ensuing season, too, will bring us two Italian pera * Companies, both Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres having been engaged. At the former house your towns. woman, Madame Sbherrington, has, I hear, an engagement for ...

... Napoleon I. Douglas Jerrold has graphically depicted the scene in his Prisoner of War-- piece which had a long run in Drury Lane Theatre in 1842, under the masnagemrent of Mr. Macready. The fortress of Bitsehe, or Biehe, now so prominent a point 4appui ...

... he will ever again be able to appear upon the stage. Mir. F. B. Chatterton has, therefore, kindly offered the free use of Drury Lane Theatre for the purpose of a benefit to be given on a day hereafter to he named. Walter John Plunkett Wade, a-tutor, living ...

... question, the million are not, and they are the supporters of the theatres. The chief event of the w ie k is the production at Drury Lane of Mr. Halliday's version of SCott's Lady of theLake. As a spectacle it is worth seeing. On Saturday we are to have ...

... by !sany of the theatres keeping their programmes unchaigeod. The Shaughrant, being of beees'ity under notice to quit Drury Lane, made his last aeppearance there oil Saturday night, before an audience so erowded, tliat thlose whose places were secured ...

... elecadeasee of lise histrionic art, with ti'st comumemornated by thle caustic pen o f Theodore Hoots, at the period I mention. Drury Lane will re-open on the -0th next month, whets Mr. Diso n. eueicauhlt swinmake labs re-appearanle o n E'ngland in his new dramam ...

... afterwards extended his reputation at Liverpool and Dublin. For eleven suc- cessive seasons he was clown in the pantomime at Drury' Lane Theatre, where he took his farewell benefit Nov. 25, 1871. Combining great huiour with agility, Harry, Boleno possessed ...

... have announced their intention to apply to Parliament for povers. The intention of the company to terminate the line at Drury Lane, lollinwood, instead of carrying it on to Oldham, was atrongly condemned. The Oldham tradesmen held that the sheme, as proposed ...

... and which seemed to contain a warranty for the welcome which he will receive next season. Mr. Mapleson's opera season at Drury Lane will now soon close. . The theatre will re-open, after a brief recess, under the tuspices of Mr. F. B. Chatterton. Covent ...

... unfavourable weather ocrasioned a disappointment to London theatre-goers last nlght. Christine Nilsson wva Unable tosing at Drury- lane, and Salvini ?? not appear at the Queen'r Theatre. It Is feared he will not be able to appear agala tnLondon. The winterseason ...

... I Blackwnore. Warwick-street. Regent-street, Middlece I tilors. Separate etates of W. and E. Blackimore. W, Smythe, 134, Drury lane, Middlesex, fruit salesman. J. Hamilton, Alford-road, Wandsworth-road, Surrey, and P. Haynes, Wandsworm-road, builders, ...

... the zealous partisans of the Drury- lane tragedian. Considering himself unjustly treated by the Covent-garden management, Mr. I Dlacread# entered into an engagement with the . rival establishment, appearing at Drury-lane in September, 1823, and there ...