... effeet ibst arrangements are in progress to have a third it Italian Opera company in London next season, tobe houed fo at Drury Lane Theatre. The names of the leading rtists ae engaged in the undertaking are specied, but, adds the bi paper, further ...

... re-appear in London durinlg the appacs .o hag season. It is asnticipated that his first perform snresf a's' wilsl take place at Drury Lane, in the character of IMacbeth. Mri. Gladstone comopletedi his 67th year Yestel-da5 ce having been born at Liverpool on the ...

... specet r t- deal0 have the satisfaction to announce that after a good good deal of hesitation the Renters' Committee of Drury Lane der Theatre have accepted the tender of Mr. Chatterton. Madame Judie is about to migrate from Paris to St. Stock% ey Petersburg ...

... at Lope, took C in charge of the canoes conveying supplies destined for Dr. og, Lena. a ha An odd accident occurred at Drury Lane Thatre the re- other evening, which should not he left unrecorded in the theatrical annals. During the font-tb ant of ' ...

... to hunt, Strange to, eiy, both cheques were preeeuted and caehed within an ebior. a Mrs. Crows is annosumed to have taken Drury Lane. r The house will come tt , her at the expiratio n of Mr. Chat- Y terton's lease. What will she do with it? Are we goingt ...

... a series which a will form the apologia, pr o sv Tr: ofua oae af the t novelist. t e ed populart *o The arrangements of Drury Lane for the winter season ii areath. Dcompleted. Mr. W. GC. Wills is in the South Of he a fing nishing England in the Days ...

... in the way of Chsristmas treats. aa. Larger scenes and more performers we may naturally ex- ese pect at Covent Garden and Drury Lane, hut the Londoners ed) ae u h odnr be. will have much cause for thankfulness if they see anything rge better than the m ...

... now stipulations made by Mr. Chattertons admitt rendering it impossible for Mr. Mapleson to continue his was p rental of Drury Lane. i We are informed that the Government aire seriously con. verdic sideriog the desirability of modifying the Public Worship ...

... the popular Irish spec. sai ter tacular drama of Peep ?? will he produced, for the pi first time in Portsmouth, by the Drury-lane company, tc Of, under the direction of Mr. P. B3. Chatterton, and, notwith. ci he standing the immense outlay which will ...

... Wales, and also called upon I a number of other distinguished personages. His Majesty 2 afterwards went to the Opera at Drury.lane. The Sha and his Grand Vizier have been presented by the British and Foreign Bible Society with copies of the sacred ] ...

... fund would now mount to 46,0001. A cheque for 1001. had been handed to the Committee by Mir. Chatterton, the lessee ot Drury-lane Theatre, being the proceeds of a morning performance there about a fortnight since, and this amount had latelybeen increased ...

... to a satisfactory Miss Maria B. Jones, the leading actress of Drury-lane Theatre, died of acute rheumatism on Tuesday. She played the Lady of the Lake in the last production at Drury-lane, and was to have taken the principal part in the Cataract of the ...