... Croosuls, butnetl belong to the ntation. wits Mr. Dion Boucicault's new piece, 1 This Shsanghraun, dir has been prosissed at Drury Lane witls signal success. ItFi is. like the rest of Mr. Boncicault's literary produetions, acee draematic, pathetic, patriotic ...

... papers. At the same time the Doctor apparently declines any further corres- pondence, on the plea that he has the sick of Drury-lane to visit, an allusion the meaning of which wil appear presently. Monsignor flames up at this. Forgetful of the fact that ...

... Olympic; Mr. Walter Joice, Strand; Mr. Fredericks, Vaudeville; Mr. Chas. Leylon, Princess's; Mr. Morland and Mr. M'Intyre, Drury Lane; Mr. J. Fer. nandez, Adelphi; Mr. Royston, Lyceum; Mr. Arnott, Hay. market; Mr. T. King and Mr. B.Wright, Adelphi, Mr. D ...

... right V hand. tr FATAL ACCIDliNT.-An inquest concerning the r.death of Thomas Horratbin,,carter, aged 23, who lived Id in Drury lane, Hollinwood was conducted by the City ),Coroner (Mr. E. Hei'ordl,a~t ?? onWednesday. On a.Saturday the 20th 'nit, t6e deceased ...

... century associated with the Drury Lane and English l Opera companies asa representative of old men in farces and comedies, expired on Sunday last. For a consider- able period he had filled the position of Secretary to the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund. l COInsION ...

... Italian Opera had its last performance on Saturday, and will shortly be re-opened by Mr. Boucicault as a National Theatre. Drury Lane remains open a week later. The present week will prove a memorable one in operatic annals. To-night, Nilsson takes her benefit ...

... Loidilom theatres at di te prcsent time; that they svere mostly filled withi Ai Y papem, and that, with the exceptiom of Drury Lane ald shnm the Haymalret, thiere were scarcely ooe which paid its did I I expenses! His Honour, who appeared to take a lively ...

... thescenery shows to what a wonderful pitch of merit the scene painter's art has been carried in these days. The huge theatre of Drury Lane has been re-opened- not I fear for long-by Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLD, with a gorgeous spectacular representation of Henry V. ...

... society without giving any security whatever. ACCIDENT TO MR. BARRY SuJLLlvAN.-In the final scene of Richard the Third, at Drury lane Theatre on Tuesday night, Mr. Barry Sullivan sustained an injury of a severe and alarming nature. The fight between Richard ...

... Honour was bestowed upon lim. Mdlle. Marimon has fairly taken the town by storm. Everyone is crowding to see and hear her at Drury Lane, and the charges for stalls and boxes are now something prodigious. I suppose that in due time this prima donna will be ...

... stated to belong to all classes and parties. The Empress Eugenie was present incognita at a dramatic entertainment given at Drury Lane Theatre for the benefit of the suffering French. It is said that her Majesty contributed a sum equal to halt the proceeds ...

... company of actors with very great applause, and that all that have seen it agree that they have far excelled their brethren of Drury lane in the conduct of that farce, and it is the common opinion that the modern actors have much the beat heads fortheatrical ...