... along crts onl tha stagec of the St. )Mi I('aIgnis Hu,1rts hafs, wnith his wvonted geanerosity, 1.0vked rfleo lies usc of Drury Lane Theatre for thle ,y'ii benlefit of tire Fetal (irtieral Theatrical Funst on 1I eitierv sisauerantort' has recently been ...

... matci with George Bubear on the Thaemos on March 10 next, arrived iln London quite urrexpoctedly oer Monday rfternooen. At Drury Lane Theatre, yesterday afternoon, the manager, Mr. Harris, aninounred that ?? ats Vaughan, havisng strained tie sinews of liar ...

... scenery painted here for the opera of Carmsen has been borrowed f of Mr. Simpson, for the production of the same work at ,0 Drury Lane, Extensive changes and improvements will d be made in the structural arrangements of the Royal this if spring, including ...

... Theatre. Miss Kate Vaughan, leasitg'recovored from thee of a recent accident, has iessumeed her impersonati Q Cinderella at Drury lane. to . My Partner, a comery by Mr. Bartley Carnp], Lvwhich has had great success in America, will soon be duced at the ...

... I- thie lordcship. This was Mr. Maccabe's first appearanee 2. ?? lisi return fiom Aststralasta. Tue rettersrals for thle Drury Lane season of English 3. [tore see boine held at Liverpool under Mr. Roes, Ni. 4. atideggecr, P. Villiere Statiford, and Mr ...

... rank of archdeacon. Several thousand of the poor children of lot. witnessed the performance of tile psantomime of ella, at Drury Lane Theatre, yesterday afternoon. For selling 0o1 pound of adulterated butterj Jounitdl Bird was, at Wandswvorth, onWedllnesday ...

... curates and ministers of, all denominations to witness gratuitously a performance of the pantomime, Q inderella, at the Drury Lane Theatre on Thureday afternoon. I The Postmaster-General has conveyed ail official intime- Ftion to the Larne and Strairaer ...

... to tlee Papacy on February 20 . 1878, and was the 255th in the official list of supreme Peontiffs. The learleqluinade ait Drury Lane, on Monday, Wednes- daan irday evenings, is now played first. Mr. Auguisitus Hlla~arris says one hundred performances of ...

... the first who contrived to fill it. Afterwvards it wvas taken by Mr. MAapleson, n1)011 his removing his opera company from Drury Lane; then, for a titie, it became ?? abode of in collection of Amtericain uiinstrels, and( after being tulrned( for a brief ...

... Dameo-Germao csar ac-e'! i'r inv 'ismarcl-s head onm a charger -a srory is to be true as tile refurhishel zerrlon of Dr. t'ie. Drury Lane pantomimn, entitlet * Chieere perfornied for the last tine tv-n'orn-O, ai' 'I thirteen nceekls. it is the last of tie Loede3 ...

... ?? of the dramatic prof ession- itti (vrise that some brother or i'ti resting, But in the case of the aantomnimo at Drury Lane, w-hich has this week been played for the last time, there does not scent much rtleason to doubt thalt the time-honoured ...

... more than ordinary interest and variety in is announced for the annual benefit of the Royal General 1. Theatrical Fund at Drury Lane on Thursday morning. :e Signor Salvini is amongst the artists theo will appear. Mr is Augustus Harris has, with his accustomed ...