... first coffee-tavern we had in London, placed in the very midst of one of the most deso- late, dirty, and dreary streets in Drury Lane. Here, last night. Mist Cous, one of the most ener- getic workers in all London, who, with Miss OctaviaHiil, first began ...

... proportions as to justify the designation riot. Fenwick- was arrested for his share in what has since been known as the Drury Lane Riot, and some inforrna- tion concerning his late movements in the north being laid against him, he was sent to the Tower ...

... dancing about the room in apparent delight at the success of their rascally scheme for obtaining ?? Tuesday, the pantomime at Drury Lane came to an unexpected conclusion in consequence of a strike amongst the performers, wvho, it is said, declined to submit ...

... have long since rejoined their ancestors, or migrated to the more congenial atmosphere of the courts about Wych Street or Drury Lane ; and the two or three who still exercise their ancient calling in the homes of their fore. fathers have so conformed to ...

... of Which is identified with his namae. Mr T. G. Clark, who has gained some experience a's a manager at the Adelplhi and Drury Lane, succeeds him. On Ash Wednesday all the theatres and music halls on the Middlesex side of the water were closed i by law ...

... without bctraying any very Cesperate secret, by Saying that 'the Brothers Grinn, who are looking after tbe interests of Drury Lane, are no other than MIr Blanchard him- self. The foregoing loolks rather shaky grammnar; but Air Blanchar-d is to blanae ...

... which will be added (by Desire), a new Farce, written by Mrs Cowley, authoress of 'The Runaway,' and performed 20 nights at Drury Lane, with very great Applause, called 'Who's the Dupe?' To begin exactly at half-past six o'clock. Places for the Boxes to be ...

... the Chairman of Compmittce:4 as that IL Lord Chief .hnstice or an Archbishop should be foundc slaugingf and eoursinir in Drury Lane. Mr. Raikes is member for the city of Uhester, and Mr. Gladstone spolkeat Chester on behalf of the Liberal candidate. oiow ...

... regretted by all who were acquainted with of rhim, either in privateor ?? life. Mr.John CQ Clarke first appeared in London at Drury Lane, C' October 7, 1852, as Fathom, in the play of The is Hunchback, after some three years' provincial ex. -c perlence of ...

... Thursday night his part in Hamlet has been undertaken Mr Henry Forrester, It was yesterday decided that the lease of Drury Lane Theatre shall revert to the proprietors, who will insert advertisements inviting tenders for a new lease at once, probably ...

... coincidence, if nothing more. o- n ag IDanuny LAkNE. -The, truth is that the whole thing ins to tb th bygone and anachronistic. Drury Lane Th eatre, w-ith maui ,sits enormous rent, its committee, its secretary- volur a worthy old gentleman, but a kind of ...

... lessee of Drury Lane I Theatre, and late of the Adeolphi and Princess's . Theatres, liha petitiolned the London Court of Bankruptcy for thle liquidation of his at;lirs. His liabilities aro set dlown' at £41,000. This season's pantomime at Drury Lane lieS proved ...