... hundred men, wth I ,ileetina books, solicited donations. A morning I erformance of Hiohard Coeur de Lion was 1 Ojveu at Drury lane Theatre, which will be followed other performances at the Adelphi and Oces s- It is roughly estimated that 'Wo Vvas received ...

... rehearsals of the ts, 'n the'e, Balfe's posthumouswork Slihewillappear re on the 6to f May as Marguerite, in Faust, at Drury-: lane, where all' the ?? stalls are already taken do for that occasion. . - - ! do The Civiian says that, with a view of assisting ...

... grd. the admirers of the tragic drama, The Italian the tragedienne, Madame Ristori, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will appear at our a of theatre for one night only, viz, Wednesday next, I wer- July 23rd, in her great impersonation of ...

... precarious livelihood by needlework. At the f commencement of February she took a small back room at a coffee-house, 59, Drury lane, She fur- nished the room herself, but, bit by bit, sold the things to purchase food. She had not been seen for two days ...

... n actor. On removing from Covent Garden to Drury Lane, he became the riginal representative of the heroes in the late r Sheridan Knowles's Caiun Gracchus and William Tell. He reappeared at Drury Lane in 1826, and from that time continued to rise ...

... and 250 more at the Standard Theatre, besides occasionally appearing at the Crystal Palace, the Alexandra Palace, and at Drury Lane, the Princess's, the Gaiety, and the Adelphi Theatres, without the break of a single night since the middle of September ...

... Mrs. Theodore Martin, and forty years will had hardly take me back to the date of her do1ul., To conch play Lady Teazle in Drury Lane, the largest of the 1,re London theatres, is a task which would tax the bobshv str~ength of most ladies of sixty, And 'the ...

... A LIVERPOOL PUBLICAN CIIARGED WITH ARSON. Richard Pairieh, keeper of the Victoria Hotel, Smithdowndland, and of a ?? in Drury- lane, Liverpool, was charged before the Liverpool magistrates, on Friday, with setting fire to the former premises with intent ...

... Baddeley, at Drury-lane, when dressed for Moses in the School for Screndref, was suddenly taken ill, and shortly after expired. 1796. The celebrated Richard Yates died aged ninety. The day before his decease he was on the boards of Drury-lane. He complained ...

... went to an uncle in Leicester-square, who instructed him in the mysteries of the stage, and the lad several times visited Drury- lane Theatre. He was then a wild, ungovernable boy, delighting in mischief and danger, but never- theless generous and sincere ...

... association. cl Signor Campanini has arrived from New York to ti appear in Balfe's posthumous opera, Ill Talis- Be mano, at Drury Lane. The Italian tenor sang in tj Herr Wagner's Lohengrin,` eleven times, and in Lo I Signor Verdi's 1 Aida thirty-three ...

... the theatre passed into the hauds of Mr. P. B. Chatterton, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Chattertons~ idea Was to work the Hull Theatre during short seasons with his Drury-lane arliwj., and thus afford asatisfaction to the Hull playgoers and profit ...