... acclaimed with stentorian shouts and si4 showers of nosegays. Covent Garden closes for the en th season on Saturday, but Drury Lane will remain open t for some time longer, and Mr. Mapleson promiees, Sa somewhat late in the day, to produce for the first ...

... have announced their intention to apply to Parliament for povers. The intention of the company to terminate the line at Drury Lane, lollinwood, instead of carrying it on to Oldham, was atrongly condemned. The Oldham tradesmen held that the sheme, as proposed ...

... Olympic; Mr. Walter Joice, Strand; Mr. Fredericks, Vaudeville; Mr. Chas. Leylon, Princess's; Mr. Morland and Mr. M'Intyre, Drury Lane; Mr. J. Fer. nandez, Adelphi; Mr. Royston, Lyceum; Mr. Arnott, Hay. market; Mr. T. King and Mr. B.Wright, Adelphi, Mr. D ...

... Honour was bestowed upon lim. Mdlle. Marimon has fairly taken the town by storm. Everyone is crowding to see and hear her at Drury Lane, and the charges for stalls and boxes are now something prodigious. I suppose that in due time this prima donna will be ...

... stated to belong to all classes and parties. The Empress Eugenie was present incognita at a dramatic entertainment given at Drury Lane Theatre for the benefit of the suffering French. It is said that her Majesty contributed a sum equal to halt the proceeds ...

... company of actors with very great applause, and that all that have seen it agree that they have far excelled their brethren of Drury lane in the conduct of that farce, and it is the common opinion that the modern actors have much the beat heads fortheatrical ...

... 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 ...

... RAGGED SCHOOL I UNION. The annual meeting of the Ragged School Union was held yesterday, at the honorary secretary's office, Drury-lane, Mr`. E. Buckley in the chair. The 23rd annual report was read by Mr. J. M'Diarmid, the honorary secretary, in which the ...

... been assisting her~husband ini his business, and st half-past nine, olcloco on, L *Wednesday night, while walking along Drury-lane in order to get to her home, she fell. upon. the slippery pavement and :broke her right leg, The pain resulting from the ...

... days, all stoppages included. On Wednesday evening, an elderly man appliedl for a bed at a lodging house in Charles-street, Drury-lane, London, and yesterday morning he Was found in the back yard of the house insensible, and in a dying state. He was conveyed ...

... therefore, that the example of the Labourers' Friend Society of London is especially instructive and encouraging. Wild- court, Drury-lane, as graphically described by Lord Shaftesbury, was before its renovation a squalid den of infamy and filth, comparable at ...

... Rich's inven- tive faculty, which was considerable, was largely stimulated by his rivalry with Cibber, who, as sole lessee of Drury-lane, ?? omnipotent in the domain- of Ole legitimate drama. The pantomime Was Rich's device to lure away to his ?? temple some ...