... Royal in Drury-lane. Altered from 'Vaubrugh's Relapse; or, Virtue in Danger.' By Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq. London: Printed for G. Wilkie, No. 71, St. Paul's-churchyard. WIMDCCLXXXI. This comedy was, I believe, brought out at Drury-lane in 1777, ...

... fair and reasonable dimensions, that the drama has now (with so much opposition) a chance of existence. The more I think of Drury Lane or Covent Garden, the more I an disposed to believe that no permanent interest will ever attach to them-their day is gone-they ...

... iSweethearts, Good Night, and The Div er were also incluied itl the pro- gramme. During the evening Mr T. E. Evans, late of Drury- lane Theatre, gave a recital from Sheridan Knowles's Firyinit's amidst hearty applause. Aenusements in California. SAN FRANCISCO ...

... overlooking it) and, of course, need not say how much more obliged and how proud I should be if you could get it done at Drury-lane, it having firs' undergone your rigid and excellent judgment (joking apart) ; it is but a trifle, as you will see, but any ...

... DRURY-LANE RENTERS. The following is the Report of the Renters' Commlittee to be submitted to the meeting this day (Saturday) Your Committee have to report as under that the gross receipts, including the balance of June 30th, 1877, of 22,900 4s. Wd. ...

... COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR F. B. Chatterton. In response to a circular stating that, as the present lease of Drury-lane shortly expires, it was thought, by an irfluential Committee, that there was a fitting opportunity for profes- sionally and publicly ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 26, Leman-street, Whiteehapel, December 22d, 1846. My dear Sir,-I have to offer very many apologies for the liberty I have taken in soliciting your kindness to allow myself and family to pop into Drury-lane this evening. I ...

... clever musical conductor at the Princess's Theatre, will be sung for the future in the Pantomimes at Drury-lane and the Adelphi. The vocalist at Drury-lane is Miss Russell, whose pure soprano voice is as fresh and ringing as ever; and at the Children's Pantomime ...

... Saturday, the 3d inst., Mr Carter held an inquiry at St. Thomas's Hospital as to the death of Mrs Mary Rose Barker, late of Drury-lane Theatre, who died in St. Thomas's Hospital on Wednesday week. From the evidence of Miss Barker, it appeared the deceased ...

... bay-tree, Mr Holland had proved a most successful caterer of public amusement in London. He managed what mightbe called tire Drury-lane of the Surrey side. On the whole, so popular was lie, that there must have been some osistake on the part of the SoutSwark ...

... was at my persuasion that lie consented, and as I have to travel from Manchester on Sunday to play on Monday morning at Drury-lane and back again on Monday evening to rehearse and play at Manchester ocs Tuesday, and have, molreover, to remain there over ...

... Panto- mime just now is the rage. At Covent-garden we shall find the versatile and clever Brothers Raynor taking the lead; at Drury-lane is Mr Fred. Evans ; at the Gaiety are the D'Anbans and Wardes; at the Aquarium are Miss Bessie Bonohill, Miss Jenuy Hill ...