... anneal at the Prince of Wale, Theatre.' Liverpool. Bios Mabel Lime has taken np the pert of Blossom ha °Bunepty Dempty at Drury Lane. There will be a special matinee aid of !oral charities et the Prince's on the 24th inst. The have just arrcatrd shoat in ...

... elrerf Lase Theatre. The Lonlon Coanty Council will, toH morrow, consider a report in reference. for the greater sett? of Drury-lane Theatre wish* are to be submitted to an Independent arbitrator. There are 143 reeommenda. bona, , 3 and they . embody—tbe ...

... wt. IS Brrtsb Tea Tubb Ord. 20 British Westing. Put 10 Brooke Bond 10 SC Cayl,. Brant and Maya Prot 10 Critter Kellam 30 Drury Lane .. 4 40 Yratish Bovine Ord. 40 English towing Prof. 40 Fine Spinners Ord. 35 Pine Spinners Prof. 60 Forney, With! ...

... on Tuesday next, and duriu f this short tour be will revive Becket, with Mrs. Cecil Ealeigh, the wife of the well-known Drury Lane playwright, as Queen Eleanor, and Miss lifsbel Hackney as the Fair Rceamund. Mrs. de Courcy Laffan, who is well :Timm' bered ...

... spent with strollers acting at country fairs, bat in 1748 she was *baring with Garlick the triumph of the season at old Drury-lane by playing Beatrice to the little man's Beaedick. It was at the close of that same season, by the way. that Garrick parted ...

... of the Press Gallery, and who remembers reporting Dan O'Connell and PeeL He, ,himself, started life as a hobgoblin in a I Drury-lane pantomime. COURT CIRCULAR. Bucunnewi Purca, Sunday. Their Majesties the King and Queen, and her Royal Highness Princess ...

... the stage, her name is as well-known as it was in her heyday. Those who witnessed the wonderful scene of her benefit at Drury-lane in will be well assured for ever that this was no ordinary woman. Six thousand pounds was realised, and was not used for ...

... Bryant and 1 15 Buil. 10 (Anton 0040 9 1 36 Brwr. and * Pad. 1 1 10 City and W. Rod AU. 4 1 16 Clayton and ettutAlasurth *0 Drury Lane 1 4 40 Evans Han ., Ord. 100 Mancha Now Pfd. 0 14 88 Faller'. Earth Ord. . 11 00 1 10 Arawean 15 Gees* Rams 20 /hale Ord ...

... hour. Whet do you say to Saturday P You shall be producible behind that fat silver watch yea used to hang up in your box at Drury lane at any minute you °home. Miss Fanny Keliy, to whom Dickens here refers, was a friend of Charles lamb and a lady of considerable ...

... always yours very truly, Fanorr.. - There is here an engraving after a drawing of Edmund Kean, taken in his first season at Drury-lane, and then follow a number of autographs. whether in short notes or in mere signatures, of more or less well-known people ...

... The y,e tun for the season is of a highly in s eating nature. Provincial opera lovers who mac he booking mats for the Drury-lane season in view of visits to the Metropolis may count en one satiatespoint alma the arraagemente--there tors he no change ...

... Ferdinand. Anderson was the juvenile lead at Covent Garden in those days. Ten years after he entered into management at Drury Lane, a fact which is worth mentioning in the present instance, because it was during his career there that the Antigone of ...