... she once took such deep fancy. Mr. Henry Spence, at very considerable cost himself, has at last got Uaska on the boards of Drury Lane, but already it is found necessary to strengthen the bill playing The Corsican Brothers in addition. LUDICROUS BREACH OF ...

... Marlin's-lc-Grand, and upwards of half million copies were sold. a dramatist, his earliest “hit was The Great City, at Drury Lane, and in after years burlesque, comedy, farce, and melodrama followed in rapid succession ; but his most solid title to literary ...

... missioned by Mr. Chatterton to write adaptation, in blank rerae, Feveril of the I‘eak,” wbieh wiJl form the opening piece Drury Lane. Mr. Wills a AeU is intended for the autumn season the Haymarket, so that the dramatist must present have ms hands pretty ...

... and southwardly along Prince William Street, | . threatening engulf all between. this time Mill \ Street, Smith Street, Drury Lane, and Dock Street were in ; ashes, and the firemen were almost despairing. People ' * the south eastern portion of the city ...

... (Laughter.) Of course, I mean Richard llL—at length “himself again!” (Cheers and laughter.) His Majesty is naturally-—what with Drury Lane and Mr. Barry Sullivan, the Lyceum and Mr. Irving—the last King in our mouths. I seem see in that monarch a i>ei-sonification ...

... London, on Friday last. The priucpul event was tho debut of his pupil and nioco, Miss Mary Cbattertou, daughter lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. At the pianoforte recital In London on March 23rd Madame Arabella Goddard previous her departure for Baris, she ...

... difficulties placed in tho way the discharge of his duties receut violations of Parliamentary usage. The fPsused burial jrotind Drury Lane, belonging to the perish of St. Martin in-tho-Fields, has cn laid out as a garden for the use of the poor people of the ...

... improper feeding. He had ascertained that deceased was fed with biscuits and other improper food. He had been in practice in Drury Lane twelve months, and found that there was a fearful slaughter of infants in the locality from such improper feeding. He wrote ...

... He did not think ne had ever been more than half a dozen times in London theatre in bl> life; bat be remembered beim; in Drury Lane knd seeing Macready and Helen Faucit play and he was very much the better ©oan for It. It might be said some of the actresses ...

... worth revival, and when erformed at tho Lyceum many of the numbers were enthusiastically received. It was first heard at Drury Lane in IKC, and again, later on, the Oxford Street Theatre, Madame Balfe and Michael Balfe sustaining the principal characters ...

... From the lighter comic opera of the Grecian, tho man who was to become the fir t English tenors advanced to engagement at Drury Lane, under the management of Macrcaily, figuring Sicilian shepherd in Acis and and subsequently in Purcell's King Arthur. It ...

... Signor Mottino, Bliss Cora Stuart, Herr Misses Covcney, Cole, &e. The programme for the Compton benefit, fired W place at Drury Lane Theatre on the morning of ThjW March 1, is now complete. It will comprise J*** - from The Merry Wives of Windsor: the first ...