... f plots, but have thought ft to present old friends in new rather than make us acquainted with fresh heroes and heroism. Drury Lane has under the management of Mr. Augustus Harris, inaugurates this new phase in his earlier with a pantomime on the subject ...

... birthday was commemorated at Stratfordupcn-Avon. On Saturday, June 4, 1836, a complimentary benefit was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, and on this occasion be played Hamlet and Dos Feltz in 'The Wonder to the Domia Vioknete of Mrs. Nisbet; while ...

... burlesques or fairy extravaganzas, one of the first of which, entitled Amara's, King of Little Britain, was produced at Drury-lane Theatre in May, 1418. He was the author cf the libretto for Weber's opera, 'Oberon. His works for the stage number nearly ...

... hlalmeabury has embalmed his political foresight in a speech delivered at the great Prottctioniat meeting held in June 1849 at Drury Lane Theatre. when he said: It was not too late to retrace the stores° rashly taken in 1846. He hoped the time would never ...

... IN LONDOK _ The fifth annual supper to members of the criminal claws wee given at the Mission Chapel, Little Witcltepee!, Drury-lane. Tbe rescue work of tbia mission is of various kin Is, but one of its chief objects is the reclamation of prisoners on their ...

... and the ether two regiments were seat to &wield in the Egypt. IT IA ANNOUNCED that a abort of German opera wiU be Rives at Drury-lane Theatre, under tb , . direction of Here Eider, is May and June. lbw/ mad and Die will be given, and Beethoven's M ...

... RENTERS' SHARES IN A THEATRE. Two renters share in Drury Lane Theatre were sub ..itted to competition at lb. Coon. house. They were offered in two teparate lot. The pirticulars stated that the shares are held torn period of years fries September. 29. ...

... riding, but merely to allow that the most expert riders are hable to cone to grief. The play which is to be bronchi cut at Drury Lane in the autumn by Mr. Merritt and Augustus Harris will be it the most pieces of the year. It li .3 b.cii r•-!ad by people ...

... others ought to be the to object to criticianis of others. The super.' never had such a time of it u they are having now at Drury-lane. All the are going to see the Ileiningen conmany and they go tx see the crowd. A great deal is being talked about the perfection ...

... House. It is recorded, too, that, ii, 1770. Mr. nephew of Dr. the tonitical historian, appointed to pianoforte •' at Drury Lane ; no one know' what thew nor of who. ...

... Mr. Chatterton produced . . sufficiently ample. Thim .0113111.1 cc month:el. hut ie It I.' sufficiently M the apiece at Drury Lane called The Double m o t e t, Scarb,ough. In answer to the &aro., the exactly the reveres., for a fringe at halfoxerti ...

... is not surprised to learn that in 8e theatre* which ield the largest ritits, principles of economy are rigidly observed. Drury Lane, where tits drama of Youth is ni_htly drawing crowded audiences, the receipts are said to Is avenging £4OO a night, situ ...