... chant of Venice, and Mr. RIGNOLD has also met with much public appreciation for his gorgeous presentation of Henry V. at Drury Lane, which I understand he hopes to be able to keep on the boards until the theatre i is wanted for the pantomime which is promised ...

... f1l at ?6 of 0 RT Or A LiviWnool Aernuss.-MIU MarIa B f. JonerS, who succeidesd Mis Nellabn as the IG1dditia . actress at Drury-lane Thoatre, died in London yesterday Iorning, after a brief iline. she w played towards the end of Jt year in the Ltly n, ...

... she earned as much as he, during which to. In 1823 she was engaged at salary amounted I representations, for which she Drury Lane for 4L two benefits,with aguaranteed received £3200, and * altogether £5600 for ten receipt of £2400, ° , her death she ...

... miniature Ieam engine, is the latest contrivance in toys. I had the oaridsity one boxing night to go into the upper gallery of Drury Lane Theatre, and I found &t least a score of persons, men and boys, who could neithes see the stage nor hear a word that was ...

... or 4s. a piece than two at 7s. 6d., and when he has got hold of that fact he will be able to fill evensuch a theatie as Drury Lane without difficulty. The theatre occupies somuch attentionnow-a-days that I make no apology for alluding to another question ...

... was present. bd Muit. J. B. BUCLSTONE.-A complimentar . t ; benefit performance to Mr. J. B. Backstone' too Ir place at Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Thurs- day afternoon, in recognition of his '23 years' lessee- 'ship and management of the Haymarket ...

... 3d. wa asked and given. To the managers of moat of the theatres the illness of H.R.H. has been a serious matter. Only in Drury Lane Theatre, the Olympic, and the Gaiety were what is known in theatrical cirles as Saturday-night andiences to 'a seen. In ...

... '-Emma Crewdson, Snow's House, near Ulyerston. Willia'n EdwarJ Tomliuson, 1, Back ?? Unasenter. John Jease B owe Is58, Drury- lane. Oldham. a o . D TP~e USE oP scmuiAriT- it; iWongaioUs, S.-On Wed- ynesday, the Laaesdale Board of Guardians had under ...

... set down for hearing on Wednesday in the Court of Appeal at Lincoln's Inn as an appeal by Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, from a refusal of Vice-Chancellor 1 Malims to grant an injunction for the purpose of 8 restraining Mr. Jefferson ...

... whose theatre in San Fran: ti coboo lie has been playing lately. Mr. Boucicault, goes 6 to London to fill an engagement at Drury Lane Theatre. iM w he will present The Shaughraun. He wiU l return to New York about the 20th of December.. The. ' defendant's ...

... were instantly killed. 7 An extenatye fire occourred on Wednesday, at Mesers. Flavell's, timber benders, 16, Parker-street, Drury Lane, London. The factory was almost destroyed. The journals of Genioastate that Assy,'the ring- leader in the strike at Le Orduiot ...

... the y Hammersmith Police Court, on Wednesday, Annie Jen- r nings, a married woman, who gave an address in SParker-street, Drury Lane, and Johanna James, L of Loekton-street, Notting Hill, were charged with Y attempting to obtain £5 by presenting a worthless ...