... DRAMATIC AN D sic kF u nTTASSOCIA- TION. The annual meeting of this Association was held yesterday, at Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Beujamin Webster, in the chair. The report showed the profit of the year to be £ 155 ...

... monument being erected to his memory in West- minster Abbey. (Hear, hear.) It was, however, decided to Jl ive it placed in Drury Lane Theatre, the scene of so many of his successful labours. There was eveiy reason to believe .that Dean Stanley would give ...

... in places of public retort,' as well as thousands of penny, Sixpenny, and ehilling subscription. cards. The lessees of Drury Lane, the Adelphi, the Princess's, and other theatres gave their houses for morning performances. A feature, however, new to ...

... 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 ...

... itories and workshopsz of London, and likewise in some places of pablic enter- tainment. Mr. F. B. Obatterton. lessee of the Drury Lane, Adolphi, and Princess's Theatres, bois most generously offered to give morning entertoinm ents in tid of the bospitsl Satuirday ...

... and Rossini may obtain a hearing, as well its Ambroiso Thomas, Ricci, &c. Mr. Mkapleson has usually been late in opening Drury Lane, but this season he has been ready a fortnight earlier than the rival house. It was hoped that the doors of Her Majesty's ...

... scientific value. Pantomime was produced at only five of the West-End London Theatres ycsterdtsy, viz., at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Adelpbi, the Princess', and the EHolborn Amphitheatrd. The other houses content themselves with the bill of fare they ...

... Nilsson was to make her first appearance at her Majesty's opera to-night. Campanini, the charming tenor, is again singing at Drury Lane, and his voice remains Tnnvalled for purity and sweetness. Yet De Bolis, at Covent Garden, is a tenor of power and promise ...

... unearthing of a whistling shop which was lately discovered in the very fullest of full swing in the classic regions of Drury Lane, a thoroughfare the utter demolition of which would confer the highest benefit on the community. One Sunday, a few weeks ...

... Departwent of War, 0 PUMaig e In honour of the ?? of the.Duke of Ediburg, Mr Chatterton ianouncesk.for next emonth, a revival at Drury Lane of a sectaular drama founded on the welliknown woX Elban 5 betb, or the Exiles of Siberia. - D After the production,. ...

... Wobster on his re tirement from management came off on Monday. At an i arly hour of the day cro vds bad assembled about Drury Lane Theatre, and when the doors were ouen at one o'clock people were turned away sufficient to Ull the house twice over. Co ...

... Belfast in the eharacteir of Osuzami. Success followed the boy wherever he went, and when he ar- rived in london, in 18304 Drury Lane was the fortunate house to secure his. services. The gressure at the theatre was d unparalleled on the afternoon of the ...