... repeated outbursts of The of Ada Ingot was gracefully sustained by Miss Amy Roselle part of Alder- (from the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane); the Theatre) ; and that man Ingot by Mr. J. 8. Wood (Royalty C. Seymour : these were cleverly of Squire Chivy by Mr. ted ...

... Olympic Theatre, London. The stay oi the Company cannot be prolonged beyond .the time announced. Abtistks : Mr. H. SINCLAIB, Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. G. LOBE DAN, Theatre Imperial Lyrique, Paris. Mr. F. HABVEY, Mr. T. N. WENMAN, Theatre Boyal, Dahlia. Theatre ...

... everybody knows who is familiar with his lively pen. We learn from the Athenmum that Miss (Mrs. P. H. Lee), will return to Drury-lane in September. Her success, says the Athenaum, as Amy Robsart, at Liverpool, has been very great. The Building News, of Saturday ...

... men. j There are great preparations at the theatres for Easter Monday. Report speaks highly of the decorations of new Drury \ \ Lane, where, in addition to the opera, there is to be ballet in style never seen since the traditional palmy days of Cerito ...

... taking him into al ?? 30s. and costs in each case. as George Fox was charged with being on the premises of r( Mr. Barker, in Drury-lane, for an unlawful purpose, earlys that morning. Ho'had been twice convicted of felony, and si several times of drunkenness ...

... for and who only liberated few previously brought up in convicted of having been found during Monday night in oathouae in Drury lane for an unlawful purpose and prison for three with labonr NEW8 association telegrams) excitement was caused street morning ...

... of Mr Barker, cured by the same means—William Uiichman. M.L». numerous, and many were unable to obtain places in the 1 Drury-lane, at one o’clock that morning, for an unlawful pur- I feel I have already trespassed on your space or chapel. The Sunday ...

... The Opera season has not quite set in, but Covent Garden is at least satisfactory, and great deal is expected tomorrow at Drury-lane. There are considerable expectations connected with the Opera Boulfe at the Globe. I hear good accounts of Falsacappa, which ...

... with a married woman, and on Friday evening she met him and upbraided him with his conduct, and he then assault'd her in Drury-lane. Complainant said all she wanted w;is that he should be compelled to contribute towards the maintenance herself and her ...

... of the first appearance of Mr. Bentham, the new tenor, a Yorkshire- man, in Linda di Chamounix, at her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane, on Thursday night:— Mr. Bentham, though suffering' from an amount of nervousness that might have thoroughly disabled a ...

... e lasted till one o'clock. It we, not succesafuL Yr. Bennett played Illicherd.—dthireenua. Signor Bignio will appear at Drury Lane early next month. This artiste is Limed for his performance of the Flying Dutchman in Wagner's opera. dlr. Bothern contemplates ...

... Dean Stanley. Do•,isetti's Anna Bolens, with Millie. Tietjens an the heroine, will be one of the outlast noveltiei at Drury Lane. Mies Kate Saville intends shortly to produce the sex awful New Royalty comedy of Behind a Mask in the provinces. Nine ...