... oharacter of Shylock, at the Haymarket I Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and m e afterwards performed at Drury Lane. under Mr. Macready's i g management. From 1844 to 1862 he was the principal lb e manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in ...

... sbve coimpany remain occasionally for three or four weeks. having I presu-ne no eneagement at the Opera, po.went Garden, or Drury Lane. Tbe fair lasted for three 4&v,. It was also an occasion for housekeepers to invite tbe r friends to tea and have a look ...

... From the end of November to the end of the following January Kenn existed heaven only knows how, for the management of Drury Lane refused to pay him a sbilling. All that he bad ever suffered could not have equalled the misery of these two months of ...

... WVednc'. day evening at the age of hevpnty-two. Ile was born in Bath in 1798, and made his first appearance in London tr Drury Lane in 1824. lier Majesty has commanded a tunic and trimming L of guipure of Carrickmacrose laca, for the trotsstvat of ler ...

... the Exchequerin order to pay off the National Debt.-[It is not true that Mr. Lowe has been engaged by Ur. Chatterton, of Drury Lane Theatre, to go a starring tour round theprovinces on his favourite bicycle. -(It is not true that Lord Abordare (Mlr. Bruce) ...

... the part of the Lord Chamberlain, for Odger and Bilks are caricatured at St. James's every night without a word, and at Drury Lane even the god Brabma is brought on the stage, to be kicked and cuffed and jeered at by the comic muse. Bitt of conree the ...

... hassocks. And then what is to be done with these ladies if they take a fancy to go to the Opera or to see Babil and BuJon at Drury Lane ? Must the Managers put ur a grlle for them like that in the House of Commons And how are they to be accommodated at the ...

... songs that once amused festive London. ;Hudson afterwards, we believe, rapt the Keen's Head tavern, in Russell Court, Drury Lane, and about,1830 bad ashop of eoms kind or. ether in Museum Street, Bloomsbury. Hudson wasL one of those pro- fe~ssioal song ...

... passages which, when spoken in Bingley Hall or the House of Commons, bring down the House as Kean used to bring down Drury Lane in Richard HI. You must not expeet to find anything of special excellence in the Royal Academy this year. The inspiration ...

... dlicate o ?? ~ on very respectable authority that the snow was two feet Il deep lin the Strand lihi other tiight, laut at Drury Lane il the ait sics ace :is linay as bces prepariigo for the pianto- am, mime. Ialef the scenes are out of hunid. Allithe parts ...

... four months' singing, £2,000 a month singing only of f three or four nights a week. Here her fee is £200 a Opp night at Drury Lane, and Madame Patti's £120 at and Covent Garden. give PAcSs, Juesu 17, 1672. Up to the commencement of the Dubourg trial public ...

... as it will be soon, it will put more'.guineas into Mr. w Boucicault's pocket than he is losing, by withdlawing mn it from Drury Lane to-day, although he sets down those ig losses at ;250 a week. o. That is the value of a popular play in London now e to ...