... RoYAL DRAMATIC COmail.-A meeting of mem- bers of the theatrical profession and the public was held ?? in the saloon of Drury- lane theatre, Lord William Lennox in the chair_ to decide upon the best means for reviving the fallen fortunes of this institution ...

... But nobody can say what is the standard; and, as there was another case, viz., that of the landlady of The White Hart, Drury Lane, in which 48 per cent. of waterwas the customary allowance, the landlord of The Two Brewers couldprofess, as he did, ...

... houses, and additional novelties are promised. 8 j The chief attraction of the week has, however, bees a the reopening of Drury Lane with the long promised -historical drama. e NEW RFArLwa CanRRaievrs-The Midland Railway 1 Company have (the Leeds Mercury ...

... not the requirements for a license there was no place in Liverpool that ?? uis London, with the exception, perhaps, of Drury- lane and Covent-garden theatres. Mr. Bradley, in reply to Dr. Commnins, said the gallery came right down to the arena, and people ...

... Garden Tbeatre, all DcsfceeoeW, to Mr. Chearles Young's Otlello, Sestember 20, 18. In 1818 her services were secured by ties Drury Lane management, and here, playing the leading oharacters of tragedy, Mrs. William West remniined fifteen years, afterwards going ...

... kindly reqi me to read and correct it, equip it with prologs epilogue, procure for it a favourable receptiox the manager at Drury Lane. and make Mur Constable bleed handsomely for the copyright; a inspecting the cover, I found that I had betn eft five pounds ...

... compositor, 119, Stanhope-street, broken leg, through falling into some ?? King's 0oulege, a bov named Alexander Chambers, of Drury- lane, was playing with some other children, at the same time having some pins in his mouth. Some of the boys arc supposed to ...

... prominent position as principal low comedian. For the last eight years he has fulfilled engagements with Mr Chatterton at Drury- lane, the Adelpbi, and the Princess's Theatres, his services being-always in great request for the Christmas Pantomimes at the ...

... for we find the book most readaole where he refers to actors and vocalists. One of the first sketches is of Byron in the Drury-lane Green-room at the period when Kean was in the height of his fame. Kean had been playing Richard the Second, and when Lord ...

... a Y-ary early work of the composer-his fourth essay in opera end his first for the English stage-was first performed at Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday October 20, 1835, Balfe, who was 27 years of age, conducting the perform- ance. The libretto, by Edward ...

... i e LONDON, MONDAV. A SERMON- BY MR VOYSEY.—A RITUALISTIC DEMON- STR-,kTION. -SPIRITS AT IIATCILBf CHURCH.— VIVISECTION. DRURY LANE THEATRE. tfASKRLYNE AND COOKE. SWIS.S IXNKREPER8 AND TOURISTS. THE WE AT 11ER. — OTHEB PEOPLE S CHILDREY. Everything warns ...

... U* was exceedingly go«^ whois 3Uflferf^j Poor Mr. Compton, tba to have his ifrom cancer ,->nd has 5fr. Charted benefit at Drury Lane on Jiarc .i It is 'Mathews has >#b>»d to b9 followed by probable that The » _u{i Mr. Phelps The Merry Tiv« W'^ith Mr. as ...