... mosquitoes of Australia. Very different from this respectable couple are the two lucky managers of sensation drama theatres. Drury Lane ham, as usual, devoured all the profits of Peep o'l)ay, and Mr. Bouciesult, at Westminster, has succeeded in bringing hie ...

... however, has traded to check, more than the seven o'clock, a terries explosion shook every house bourhood of Strand Street, Drury Lane, and Water weather, the upward movement which had come in Liverpool and on the Cheshire aide of the Mersey, Street, the ...

... To the people of England. Further indications of legitimate progress are no. Seeable in the great preparations making at Drury Lane for the revival of Shakspere's Part First of Henry the Fourth, which is intended to stioceed the holiday entertainment ...

... July. flies Edna Wynne, toe charming Welsh singer, better known in the Principality as ' Cymru,' has made a great hit at Drury Lane Theatre, Lon Con, in the character of Lady Hortimer, in Shakspeare'a 'Henry the IV.' Her Welsh song is nightty encored. ...

... the room. In AND MALLIIIIII.-31c Phillips was the the room through-which they passed to it was the esprinciple baritone at Drury-lane during Melibrares ter of the deceased lying in a parish bed on the emir, engagement, when ebe received the large figure ...

... Museum a Collection of MS. Plays, or parts of plays, about 160 in number, which formerly constituted the theatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre, while under the management of R. Brineley Sheridan. This chest was deposited by Sheridan, soon after the fire in ...

... far better Peoples' Monument' than that sought to be raised by the gentlemen who wrote the Prologues that were spoken at Drury Lane a fortnight ago. We have before atated that Moron and Co. were about to publish a selection from Tennyson at a moderate ...

... liters. tore. He was the author of some farces, and of the extravaganza of Pizarro, which was produced, we believe, at Drury Lane some years since. Besides this Ipiece he wrote one entitled City Frienls. Many years ago he published a sporting novel ...

... as might have been expected, it has been rerolately resisted by oar one great actress during ber recent performances at Drury Lane. It is of purely foreign growth, and a sorry substitute for the hearty spontaneous, irrepressible acclaim, good for audience ...

... be very careful not to proceed till each train has passed the other. When the Misses Cause made their first appearance at Drury-lane they sang a duet. Meet of the principal singers stood at the side of the orchestra to hear , them, including Mr Braham. ...

... he made a very liberal offer to him. He stipulated that if Mr Booth would hiud himself to an agreement, be would take the Drury Lane Theatre fur a lengthened period, in his behalf, feeling assured that such • speculation would he highly remunerative to ...

... thereby, to el we than the Emperor, and he was well aware that the M r thwki,g, simply make themselves lemreared actor of Drury Lane would be very much out aidmakam of place as a senator at St. Stephen's. He was wisely content with the fame mil the fortune ...