... succeeded by the Alexander Family, Mthji SUi in number, gave an entertainment JC ar t(> what the Yokes iamilyhave male 3 at Drury Lane. The Alexanders have favourably known to theatre-goers for many anJ atno time bas their Peculiar. and clever business been ...

... the Centre of the township, the lollin- wood passeng et station is being built, between Hudson- street, Bower Lane, and Drury Lane. The line at this point being 16ft. or 18ft. above the road, there will bea approaches inclining on one side to Hudson-street ...

... may be continued for the ii remainder of this year, and that the traisforuma- tion will be delayed until the New-Year. The Drury Lane management have not found the Winter's Tale sufficiently attractive to run by itself until the Christmas pantomime comes ...

... own hands, will have plenty of scope for his energies. Notwithstanding a strong cast, Shakespeare's Winter's Tale at Drury Lane has not proved a success. After Saturday it will be played alter- nately with Macbeth, in which tragedy Mr Dillon will ...

... unfortunate, but if Toole takes it in hand, it will leave a fair chance. I am told that Sha]kspeare's Winter's Tale at Drury Lane, will shortly give place to Othello, wvith the following ?? Moor, Mr Charles Dillon; lago, Mr Ryder; Desdemona, Miss ...

... Play-goer ?? I say that, as a young fellow, I never grudged standing for an hour or two at the pit door of Covent Garden or Drury Lane in order to secure a good seat in the third or fourth row of the pit, it will readily be believed that my play-going days ...

... London. The Tene- dos has arrived at Simon s bay, asad the Boxer has left for the West Coasts' LAST NIGHT'S THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE. Mr. Chatterton last night -revived Macbeth, and as is customary ait this house, the text of Shalckspese was intersuersed ...

... gloomy apart- mutint of Miss Havishani, the eccentric lady in ''Great Expectations. Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, at Drury Lane has disappointed old playgoers, who remember Plhelps at Sadlef's Wells, Charles Keoan at the Princess's, and Macready at ...

... time before our public take kindly to them. In London, at the Haymarket; the Prince of Waled, the Gaiety, Covent iarden, 'Drury' Lane, 'in a, word, all firet-elass thestree; tbhey'are't'q most fashionable seats in the .hoosead thqih prioe is from 7s. to ...

... and complaining of the trade combination amongst the bakers, has received the following laconic epistle :- If you go to Drury Lane, among your own class, you can have it at 4y-d. Get some of that down your throat, and make your will, and Lord have mercy ...

... tion of Les doights da bibi is to be produced d next Monday. d The veteran Mr Phelps will, in November, .t commence at Drury Lane a series of farewell engagemeints to be finished before Easter. it was at one time proposed he should undertake a farewell ...

... Ap^3, (written for Mr Sims Reeves). 'O, whisper what thou feelest (intro- duced into the opera of the Croion Diamonds, at Drury-lane, and greeted as one of the sejjsations every evening); overture in F minor for full orchestra; The old church chimes (duet) ...