... large com- pany assembled at Drury-Lane Theatre to partake of the refection which has by a gradual process of development grown out of the Twelfth Cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentle- men of Drury Lane are requested to partake of every ...

... then an actor at Drury Lane, bequeathed lOne hundred pounds 1 3 per Cent. Consolidated Bank annuities, which, produce 3 per cent., to purchase a TwEelftb cake, 4 w~ith wine and pmscb, which the ladies andw geritlerner of Drury Lane nre requested to ...

... yet been decided about Italian opera. Mr Mapleson has riot ex- r' changed signeid contracts w'ith Alr Augustus Harr-is for Drury Lane, anid unless matters are speedily arranged ethers planrs imay be settled. '1 'thre Covenit Garden seac-on is also a matter ...

... of February. Mr Hollingshead has pointed out that neither the £5000 booked for The Candidate nor the. £12,000 of the Drury Lane pantomime is the highest amount ever paid in advance at a London theatre, as during one season of Madame Sarah Bernhardt ...