... next autumn, and that she will ring et the opera in both seasons. Signor Oarapanini, the great tenor, about whose debtit at Drury Lane there was so lama goss ip bag. N the •en beet. bat ball ue was ervectou to time, otter his that 'orilllant appearance as ...

... value of the houses on • Patti or a Lucca night much more than counterbalanced • difference of payment to the singers. At Drury Lane the disparity was still greater. The Swedish lady received £2OO a night; but she drew between £3OO and £5OO more than any ...

... both were prLductive of the same tyranny to the Commons. Most of the London theatres—the Adelphi, the Globe, the Olympic, Drury-lane, and others—are now in a state. of repose. Early in September The Lady of the Lake' is to be produced at the last-named ...

... . I can only wish that I had been as intimate with St. Stephen's Gallery as I have unhappily been with the galleries of Drury-lane and Coventgardan. Thanking you most heartily for your kindness, and with best respects to Mrs. --, believe me, yours truly ...

... tinder the management of Ada Cavendish. The little pantomimist, the Pocket Sims Reeves, who lelighted so many children at Drury-lane as Tom Thumb last Christmas, has just accepted an engagement en very advantageous terms to go to Ameries.—lt is not generally ...

... also power given to Highway Boards to day off the debts on turnpikes. . —At his THE MASSACRE OF ST, chapel in Crown-court, Drury-lane, Dr. Cumming has delivered a lecture upon the `• Tercentenary of the Massacre of St. Bartholomew. He said the Church of ...

... resurrection is to begin on Saturday night. Mr Andrew Halliday's new drama, The Lady of the Lake, is to he presumed at Drury Lane as a rival to the gorgeous and successful liabil and Bijou at Covent Garden. Judging by the rehearsals, visitors in town ...

... lifeboat then left, and the viral afterwards drove ashore on Covebithe beech. Agra. . THE LONDON THEATRES. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Visitors to London who bare not bound themselves by • solemn oath to confine their theatrical energies to the patronage ...

... is not quite sublime, while she of the I,an e is same• thing better t' an ridiculous. Mr. H. J. geednatured skit on the Drury Lane melodrama, i s , tea t ru th . flu from the ohatrusive silliness d vulgierity which authors apparently deem isecerable from ...

... latter 'act the theatres and other places in which is largely used were in general anything hit brilliantly lighted. At Drury lane Theatre performances proceed° I as usual. and the interior was ely a slight iiegree less brilliant than ordinary. On the ...

... appears to be a determination.not to give way. Mrs. Monarty, wife of a bricklayer's labourer, residing in an Irish colony in Drury Lane, London, is in custody on a charge of murdering her husband. She inflicted nine wounds on his person with a hatchet, from ...

... From the evidence of the witnesses it appeared that the prisoner and her husband, who occupied lodgings in Granby-place, Drury-lane, had for some time been in the habit of quarrelling through jealousy, and a few evenings ago, after partakiug of some drink ...