... contrary, we have good authority for stating that Mr. has not as yet settled with Mr. Augustus Harris for a Loudon season at Drury Lane next spring. I M. Dimitn Slawianski company of Russian singers are shortly expected in England. The troupe live together ...

... and more than six years elapsed after the death of Bishop Wilberforco before the first volume of his “Life” was published. Drury Lane could hardly have ever been more crowded than it was on the day when Mr. Creswick bade farewell to the stage. The receipts ...

... charge was just because there were balls and oues, and hecould haveplayed if lie had liked, The refreshment departments at Drury Lane have been taken over by M~esess. tipiers and Pond. Several important changes will be effected. The crush-reom of the theatre ...

... more than six years elapsed after the death of Bishop Wilberforco before the first volume of his 'Life was published. Drury Lane could hardly have ever been more crowded than it was on the day when Mr. Creswick bade farewell to the stage. The receipts ...

... Sinct the life by T4otuas DMoore was written a great quantity of new lifor- mation concerning Sheridan's management of Drury Lane, his politics, the Linleys, and the several transactions in vhich lie seas engaged, has, the Athflurmue says, come to light ...

... published. Since tho life of Thomas Moore was written great quantity of new information concerning Sheridan’s management at Drury Lane, his politics, the Idnleys, and tho several transactions oo which be was engaged has come to light, and will incorporated ...

... during the past week. Vieux Oarcont will be given to-night. The benefit the widow of the late Harry Jackson will be given Drury Lane, on the afternoon of the 26th inst. Most of the best known artists of the day have offered their services. Mr. James Mortimer’s ...

... exhibition of Soudan relics will be opened in the saloon of Drury Lane on Thursday. Mr. E. L. Blanchard has chosen tle story of Aladdin as the subject of his Christmas pantomime-at Drury Lane. a Miss Maggie Morton has purchased from Messrs. R. J. . Martin ...

... some very ugly questions before it was settled. The loan collection of Egyptian and Soudanese arms in the grand saloon of Drury Lane Theatre to morrow will be of a very interesting character. Many of the surviving heroes of the two campaigns contribute ...

... signboards, executed valuable pictures. Such was the Shakspere, by Clarkson, formerly hanging in Little Russell-street, Drury-lane for which he was paid A lion, painted by Churl,s Catton, who was also one of the original Royal Academicians, was much admired ...

... Oladstone a hearty welcome. A DRURY LANE THEATRE MASONIC LODGE. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales has granted a warrant for the formation of new Masonic Lodge in connection with the National Theatre, Drury Lane, to be called the Drury Lane Lodgl. Lord Londesboroujih ...

... of Wales has granted a warrant for the n- formation of a newv Masonic lodge in connection vith the Le National Theatre, Drury Lane, to be called the Drury Rs Lane Lodge. Lord Londesborough is to be the first ty master, and Mr. Augustus Harris and the ...