... described to his housekeeper, having sent for her to his study to drink a dish of tea, his strange dream in his drive home from Drury-lane playhouse. He was sinking into the state of nervous dejection in which men lose their faith in orthodox advice, and in despair ...

... would return ! I hear that after the run of tbe Pantomime we arc to have a revival of Kenilworth, with Miss Neilson, at Drury Lane; and further that Mr. Halliday, who may be said to have discovered Sir Walter Scott and invented Victor Hugo, is to give ...

... information as to what was passing on the stage—as much as year Ix.‘ing paid to each theatre for the accounts of new plays, ami Drury lane advertisements costing one [tainr £*6l Bs. Gd. Since that time the papers have become strong, the publicity given to theatrical ...

... information as to what was passing on the stage —as much a* year being paid each theatre for the account* of new plays, and Drury lane advertisements costing one paper B*. 6d. Since that time the iiapers have strong, the publicity given to theatrical ann ...

... information has been given by the Attorney-General. The claimant soems to be in fair health and very good spirits. He was at Drury-lane Theatre the other evening, and laughed heartily at an allusion his own case introduced into the pantomime ; but he has absented ...

... Keighley, £336 from Rochdale, and £250 from Mr. F. B. Chat - torten, being the grow proceeds of a benefit performews at Drury-lane Theatre. Among other gifts were those of • painting worth 100 guinea., from Yvon, the French artist, and a marble medallion ...

... parties to the fiction, and Majesty’a-Theatro being the bone of contention. Mr. Mapleson, Jit, is give Italian Opera at Drury-lane Theatre. Meanwhile, it is lamentable to find the great opera house in the Hay market, re-built enormous expense, and which ...

... AUCto TION, by Mr. BiCHARn Hall, valuable Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Garden aad Outbuildings thereto, situate in Drury-lane, the city of Lincoln, in the occupation of William George Moore, Esq ; alto Tenement and Garden adjoining thereto on the ...

... rapture of descending the stairs by sliding down the banisters. Mr. Mapleson’s company for the next season of Italian opera at Drury Lane Theatre will, it is said, be strengthened by a new soprano, Mdlle. Carlotta Grossi, of whom golden opinions are entertained ...

... and the theatre night or two, when playgoers are themselves once more. On Monday, too, there was a change performance at Drury Lane, Amy Robsart being revived, with Mrs. Herman Vezin as the heroine. Sbe is very highly spoken of the part, and the whole ...

... to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Certainly notto Boh Low(e). EXTREMES MEET —Judy was lurhod. during a recent visit to Drury-lane, to notice that, during the oruance of the pantomime, whilst the Et was oouw'nh.d with laughter, the upper portion of the ...

... time of their married life, did not shun the observation the people, who were always delighted to see them. They appeared Drury-Lane aud Covent-Garden Theatres not many days after their marriage. In Aug.. AMim ZIT .V, Duke ot Be ' oni «» Abbey , and Lord ...