... Greene, Mr. Arthur Black, arnd the WVestuninster Glce Si'ngers, the I aorhy o. whom were heard to advan- toge. Business at Drury Lane with the p antomrximie Jacs amid tinle Bcmestall con- tinues eLurmoas, ?? tie I depression causedl by thle wsur. CJopies ...

... INQUIR1E3. lrom America comes an iinquiry for the preaent address of lbits. ItoasaTs, formerly UMsS. W. CLiIT, who acted at Drury Lane under the management of the late Sir Angus. 'tuI ilarria as' Madam Bourdelong. Five years ago she is belaved to have been ...

... cppor. tunity of fully developing his powers. til the retirement of .Smith in 1.788 For some years he acted as. manager, of Drury Lane theaftre, Lrndat once tried to improve the ridiculous costnmes handed dow'n fromthe days of Shaklpere and (lorribk and was ...

... and severely injured bis ribs and spine. Ile was taken to Uuy's hotspital. Eilza Hanafn, tirtee, of 39, Sbort's- garcelas, DrurY-lane, was run over by a van in jirury-lane yesterday. ihe is now ia Chuarlg (ross hospital with a saiashed *oot. J ohln Sloxall ...

... the front walls. with ofices ani living rooms, being left intact. An extensive stock of valuable scenery belonging to the Drury Lane company, on tour. with Mr. Cecil Raleigh's drama, Hearts are Trumps, and the whole of the scenery of the Grand theatre company's ...

... fortni'ht the ondre plar of The Rundaway wma written ana ment to uarrick. tie was so delighed wi h it that he prodaced it at Drury Lane on b eb. 15, 177o. Pho's the Dbpe? -% necond farco-met with equal favoar, uunj the 4athor was persuaded to attempt a tragedy ...

... Stoops to (sonquer, and worked- at the Animated Nature. Early in 17dl he offered his Good-Natured Man to Garrick for Drury Lane, but on thegreat actor declining the play, Colman aceepted it for Covent Uarden. Its reception wds iot very favourable, ...

... right cheek torn by ?? ?? yesterday. She was admitted to the London-hospital. ' Florvie Smith,: 14, of 49,I Kemble-iteet, Drury-lane, fellrfom a first floor wimdow yesterday, injuring her ribs and head. She was taken to Charing-cross hospil al. Frank-Yonng ...

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... London hospital with internal injuries. John Clifford, three, of 33, Betterton- street, lelli'rom a swing in a playground ,in Drury-lane, yesterday, and sustained 'couession of the brain. He was taken Yesterday Charles Pareens 40, of 34 A - ., r'.f, r ,, Pilico ...

... l Tunnel completed'; 1775. 10. TnirusOAY.-The Divorce (ourna opened, 1858; 11. FEInmY.-Hatfleld fired at ,eorge Imi. at Drury Lane Theatre, 1800. 12. SATuRDnA.-John ltushworth died, 1690. TIDE TABLE POPB THE WEEK. LONDON. LIVERPOOL. ISiusTOL. RULT. M ...

... T.. Echroeader'seeks' his mnother ELIZIBVr} AusriTI, of Albany- -road, CanbeirwelI, 'who 'as dinseusieo at -Suriey aind' Drury Lane theatres.-also bis cousi ?? Steyens, whe 'ieed near Old Keit-road about 157,. From Massachusetts-MAS, Srnussa, aee AgsinE ...