... Firth. TimE DRurY LANE RrENTERS.-Yesterdsy, in the case of Danuban v. ChLtterton, ?? Wvs given to a great extent reversing that of the (lomnmon Pleas in favour of the plaintiff, who claiimed a right, as holding a rentero ticket in Drury lane, to enter any ...

... Clark and Mr Sothern, a testimonial benefit April 9, probably at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Blanchard has been a dramatic critic for forty years, and for thirty yean he has written the Drury Lane pantomimes. Both Mr Blanchard and Scott come celebrated parentage ...

... this connection the iecturer tra- ver-ed the leading streets, commaeucing with Es- chequer-3treet, and pass Dg on through Drury- lane, George's-street, William-street, ?? street, Wool-street. Bride street, &c., &c. He told of the old places, and g;tve b ...

... Strand will involve the destruction of an old haunt once notorious, if not altogether worthy, of fame. In close proximity to Drury Lane and Wyche Street, the searcher after vestiges of Old will find White Lion Court and Wyche’s Court, In the former of these ...

... second act of the new work which will be produced at the Comique in the course of the autumn. At the annual meeting of the Drury Lane renters yesterday afternoon the sub-committee had to report that the theatre was still unlet, and Mr Tegg, the. well-known ...

... police-constables were stationed; but the two prisoners ssddenly ran past them and forced their way through the crowd towards Drury lane. However, one was caught in a publie house in Catberine-street, and the other was knocked down b) the landlord of the Old ...

... forthcoming number of the Kent Archauologicul Society's journal. Mdfle. Torriani, who is shortly to make her debfit at the Drury Lane opera, has been singing in the north, and took the critics by surprise as well by. the purity, fuiness, richless, power ...

... ARRANGEMENT. B. JACOBS, Situ ell Street, IMacllin Street, and SadlerGate, Derby, elothier and general dealer. J. C. rORT, Drury Lane, Aliddlesex, Derby, and Weston-on. Trent, sement end plaster manufacturer. J. OIVMER, Hall Street, Birminghiam, journeyman ...

... The Money Market. Subscription, 15s. per annum. London: Published at 7 SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND, W.C. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.-Sole Lessee and .L Manager, F. B. CRAvTTERTON.-Morntng Performance of ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA To-morrow, MONDAY. November ...

... her grandfather's admirers took is n notice of her until 1750, when on April 5th of 1- thatyear ComWus as represented at Drury Lane be Theatre with a new prologue by Dr Johnson, spoken by Garrick, for her benefit, which produced her is £130. Dr Johnson ...

... is stated, engaged in adapting and preparing Balfe's manuscript oper-a, The Knight of the Leopard, for performance at Drury Lane during neat season. Mr. Plimsoll's book relating to the overloading of ships and the serious consequences which frequently ...

... A rumour was current yesterday that Mr F. B. Chatterton had been selected by the commit- tee of proprietors as lessee of Drury Lane, and that the theatre was to re-open in October with a revived drama. The report is believed to be although it is considered ...