... CAVANAH ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF “ THE LONDON MISS VESTA TILLEY, The Eminent Burlesque Actress, from Drury Lane Theatre, supported by a First-Class Company, in RECKLESS RANDOLPH THE UP TO DATA. No ADVANCE IN PRICES OF ADMISSION DURING ...

... Manager, Mr John Cavana.ii. BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE LONDON IDOL, MISS VESTA TILLEY, The Eminent Burlesque Actress, from Drury Lane Theatre, supported First-Class Company, in RANDOLPH THE RECKLESS UP TO DATA. Advance Hum I—iwim this Important and expensive ...

... IDOL,” MISS VESTA TILLEY, The Eminent Burlesque Actress, from Drury Lane Theatre, in RANDOLPH THE RECKLESS UP TO DATA. Box Plan at J. Marr, Woop, & 183 Union Street. The Late ANDREW Drury Lane MON- Versi of “ Ivanhoe,” entitled DAY FIRST. REBECCA, THE JEWESS ...

... . HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE Lessee, Mr WM. M‘FARLAND. | Manager, Mr JoHN Important Production of the Late Andrew Halliday's Drury Lane Version of Sir Walter Scott's IVANHOE, ENTITLED— REBECCA tHe JEWESS. MONDAY FIRST. iJ A N E. JOHN HENRY COOKE’S ROYAL CIRCUS ...

... Amusements. HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Lessee, Mr WM. M‘FARLAND. | Manager, Mr JOHN Last Three Nights of the Late Andrew Halliday’s Drury Lane Version of Sir Walter Scott's ENTITLED— IVANHOE, REBECCA tHE JEWESS. A tt | J JOHN HENRY COOKE’S ROYALCIRCUS TO-NIGHT—An ...

... ABERDEEN. Amusements HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Mr Wa. M‘FARLAND. | Manager, Mr JoHN Last Two Nights of the Late Andrew Halliday's Drury Lane Version of Sir Walter Scott's IVANHOE, ENTITLED— REBECCA tHe JEWESS. MON DAY | 1 J N EK. JOHN HENRY COOKE’S ROYAL CIRCUS ...

... Aniusements. THEATRE Lessee, Mr WM. M‘FARLAND. | Mar r, Mr JOHN CAVANAR. To-Night, at Seven, Last t e Andrew Halliday’s Drury Lane Version of Sir W ter IVANHOE, ENTITLED— REBECCA tue JEWESS. MONDAY FIRST. oA N JOHN HENRY COOKE’S ROYALCIRCUS TO-DAY.—TWO ...

... rofessed conversion. The superior or 6d per night shelters, which are dubbed the ‘‘ Ark” in Southwark and the *‘ Harbour” in Drury Lane, shelterei 12,360 men and provided 90,288 meals. The prison-gate home, which was opened on January 30, has received 76 male ...

... here on account of a fracas which hae taken place between Herr Barnay, the cele- brated tragedian, who played in London at Drury Lane Theatre some years 0, with the Saxe- Meiningen troupe, and Herr Ciausner, the dramatic critic of the ‘Boersen Courier,” ...

... jury. The piaintiff, in further re-examination, said that besides the £100 bill which he sued upon, and which was given at Drury Lane Theatre, he got another Lill from young Mr Baring at witness sold him some jewellery ,aud another £300at the Oxford Musie ...

... THINGS THEATRICAL. ithe opening of Drury Lane for the autumn season with ‘‘The Sailor’s Knot,” by Henry Pettitt, has infused new life into the theatrical world, which has now shaken off its summer lethargy, and may be said to be fairly in for the winter ...

... twelve years after its inception, that it appeared in London simultaneously in Italian at Covent} Garden and in English at Drury Lane. The opera, it has been remarked, has proved amore lasting success than the author. And this is not a little to Mdme. Nilsson’s ...