... Irving will of course be cast for Benedict. In the aflairs of the failure of Mr Franke, director of the German Opera at Drury Lane, 1 the orchestra have been called to meet to- morrow, when an arrangement for a composition will be offered them. MHatters ...

... Nilseon lost several stage ts I costumes and stage jewels. i, The Indian officers attended the performance 11 of Pluck at Drury Lane last night. , .Mr Harris placed the royal box at their rdisposal, and the dusky soldiers were received with ringing cheers ...

... in public, n and the appearance of a song, Young Fanny, f when he was only nine years old; his engage. - ment in the Drury Lane orchestra, where the spectacle of a boy in a jacket and turn-down t collar, ruling with spirit and energy a body of a musicians ...

... Ofa Oslo ?? London, Thursday Evening. The season of German opera, under the direc- tion of Herr Hans Richter, commenced at Drury Lane to-night with Wagner's Lohengrin. This season does not depend for its success upon the special attractiveness of any star ...

... Park, To Let, G from Mtay ternu, whole or ?? Brothers, Kn-. ning Park. THE 1IRc AT T1lE ALEAMBBA.-A meeting WSS hel-l -.t Drury Lane Theatre yesterday afternoon -Lord Louidesborough presiding-to organis6 relief for persots throsvn out of ensploymoent by ...

... Ruling. Passion will be produced at the Standard. On Saturday, Mr J. H. Barnes will play Nacbeth for thle first time at Drury Lane, andl the Poet Laureate's ?? will be produced at the Globe. i On Tuesday5 November 14, the Court Theatre will re-open with ...

... Pd;stori will take her benefit at irox iLane. when silo will speak the slewlks ceske from, Macbe th in Eog- t Lob O Saturday Drury Lane, the Strand, and probably the Kaylnariket will close, and in- deced after next week half the more important r L`o1don Playhonsee ...

... register, and not long before lie sang in Glasgow he had been sustaining second tenor parts in AMacready's opera company at Drury Lane. About the same| period he also sanig in opera upon the Glasgow' stage, and his appearance at the City Theatre, a handsome ...

... driving in Constitution Hill, on the 80th of May, 1842. On that occasion a youth named John Francis, the son of a machinist in Drury Lane Theatre, fired a pistol inthe directionof the Queen. He was not above seven feet from the carriage at the time, but the ...

... drink- ing heavily, and Greene, amongst others, had I been endeavouring to induce him to go to his home in Shelton Street, Drury Lane. During their efforts to get him home Crowe inflicted the wound with a knife. Greene was at once conveyed to Charing Cross ...

... Li, given place to one of Messrs Hit & Wilmofts combinations, specially organised for the per- ck formance of the great Drury Lane success, hor | Tbe World. Local playgoers had an oprar- . tuaity a tew mouths ago of making themseives ndl familiar with ...

... helped to swell the deficiencyviwhich no* I amounted to £2& IT is said ?? J. L. Barnes wants to play Macbeth at a matinee at Drury Lane. His Mfacduff was active and intelligent, and indeed k it had a slice too much of the fermer quality for - poor Mr Rignoldi ...