... for the statemneatto the effect that the Baroness I Bturdett Couttslnas.mnade arrangewtentsifr securing the.l lease of Drury Lane Theatre. At a meeting of the Legislature of the Isle of Man a resolution wvas unanimously passed reguesting the 4:overnor ...

... hundredi men with collecting books solicited donations. A morning performance of Richbard Cesur de Lion was given at the Drury lane and other theatres. Altogether about £2500 was collected. S'rRANoE ElEVELATIONS IN A FmnozrLr.SOOrar'rS CASE. -On tSaturday ...

... sufferer only, costs e five years. Caledonia may be wild, but she is appa- L rently not so very stern. The sudden closing of Drury-lane Theatre has evoked a certain amount 'of statement without foundation, and a argument on unsound premisses. These maiyhave ...

... fol. lowing touching. ourlate venerable represenfative, Mr. 'Berkeley:- During the time that Malibran was sing. ing at Drury-lane, and delighting her. audience with her exquisite representation of Fidelio and the Maid of Artois, a certain newspaper, ...

... piece, so doubtless theo last weelks will be nnrnerous.-A benefit is to be given to - Mr. F. B. Cliatterton, the lessee od Drury-lane Theatre, wbich lately closed its doors.-Mr. Howard Paul goes to Algeria for a month to recruit his health. It is not sug- ...

... nppearing iu the priiscipal: ehnracter.-A comisplini.o. tary benefit is to be given to Mr. F. B. (hatterton, the lessee of the Drury-lane Theatre, his lease shortly epiring.- ncle Tom's Cabin !wvill sio1tly he pvoduced in this country with real niggers in thle ...

... and Lions often growl, They do not always fight I3. P. A complimentary dinner was given to Mr. Cli atterton, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, at Willis's Rooms, on Monday, Lord V. Lemnox presiding. The dinner was given to mark the sense ;of members of the ...

... provinciel cities are lamenting the absence of Hengler's cisque. Happy Bristol !-Mr. C)hatterton will still be the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre.-Mdlle. Liebe (Mrs. Nelson arley)has obtained a divorce from her husband. Generally, tenors seem to lack domestic ...

... returns demonstrated that more persons had paid for adni elson to the St. James's-hall than either of the two great theatres-Drury. lane or Covent-garden-could accommedate. It must be borne in mind that this large con oure e was attracted by an entertain. ment ...

... eligible, and offer themselves for re-election. THE VOSES FAMILY AT THE NEw THrATnr ROYAL,- Last night the Yokes Family, of Drury-lane renown, commenced a brief six nights' engagement at the New Tbsatre Royal, appearing In their always popular and intensely ...

... estublishment, the chief 1 feature of which is, no doubt, the engagement of the famous Voikes Family, whose many triumphs at Drury-lane Theatre have won for them not only a metropolitan but a world-wide renown. They will urake their first appearance on Monday ...

... as Hela, tho wizard, that he sang Fare- well to the mountain,' which obtained enormous popularity. At Covent-garden and Drury-lane Theatres he filled a prominent position from 1829 to 1848, and his association with the operas of Gustavus III, Amilie ...