... 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 ...

... fJIHEATRE ROYAL, PRESTON Lessee Mr. Pabktnsou. Manager Mr. Wilson Barrett. MISS HEATH, Principal tragedienne, of the Drury Lane, Hay market, and Princess's Theatres, London, assisted MR. WILSON BARRETT, (Of the Drur; Lane Theatre), and supported Powerful ...

... 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 ...

... from Messrs. Harmood, Banner, and Son. ae> conoUnts, 24, North John-street, Liverpool; Mr. O. C. Johnston, merchant, 2, Drury-lane. Liverpool; Mr. W. H, Mincksman, cotton spinner. Preston; Mr. John Oryer, cotton spinner, Aahton-under-Lyne; Mr. Talbot ...

... have burst into new life. There are pantomimes at Drury Lane and Covent Gar- den, at Astley's and the Surrey, and burlesques and extra- vaganzas at the other houses. Mr. Blanchard provides the Drury Lane bill of fare as usual, while the inimitable Paynes ...

... enirt prenur. the plaintiff. The EMPEXsa Ecossib.— The Empress Eugenie was present incognita the drametlo entertainment Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit of the suffering French. It is said that her M.rjevty contributed a sum equal half the proceeds ...

... and Cuimbei'. di. land Loidge, W'sindso~r, is great. O ?? Occusion George f III, wats so lileased with at perforarnice at Drury-lane abi Theatre that lie gave orders for a hundred dozcn hunches Be of grapes to he cut off from the Hampton Court v'ine, if ...

... pounds for breakingibree horses last year ?? time a friend, he was about to give readings of Milton between the acts, at Drury-lane, said, Kean, stick to Shakespeare don't meddle with Milton.- W'hy not ? asked Keen; I gaue readiings from Milton ...

... gives the CO-OPERATIVE HALL, ON THURSDAY. OCT. 2Cth. When the following eminent artistes, selected from Mr. Mapleson’s Royal Drury Lane Opera Company, will appear:— Vocalists: Mdlle. COLOMBO, Mdlle. FERNANDEZ, Signor TESSEMAN, The celebrated Tenore, Signor ...

... In the first, a chorister,who w ae ?? a dairyman, and who had been engaged to sing in wThe gady of the Loalte, at the Drury Lane, suned tse t eesee, Mr. Chatterlon, for the anna of £e12, on the ground of unjust dismissal; hut on iunqry into details ...

... of 3)rury-lane Theatre, died of acute rheumatism on TuesdIay. She played the Lady of the Lake in the last production at Drury-lane, and was to have taken the pr~incipal part in the Cataract of the Ganges, about to Se produced at that theatre. ?? many ...

... Talis- 1 man, the manuscript of which was nearly completed by : Mr. Balfe just before his death, will be produced at E Drury-lane next season. Sir M. Costa is to write the I finale, and several numbers which the composer left . unfinished. Mdlle. Nilsson ...