... evening, the meeting was enlivened the singing several hymns the precentor ot the church. At a Meeting hold the other week, Drury Lane Theatre, which the Bight Honourable the Karl ot Shaftesbury presided, at the close of .Mr Gough’s glowirg oration, the'Right ...

... gravity of the occasion, we might derive a good deal of arnusement from the ministerial crisis. There is nothing half good at Drury Lane as tike pantomime being daily enacted* in Downing Street. Such a rushing out and in—such a. riding, and driving, and sending ...

... influence of sm upon loader con cieoco. Owing to the rain and sloppy state of the streets, the theatres (with the exception Drury Lane and Covent Garden; were not well attended on Boxing night will be all the worse in the morning,” a police sergeant to me ...

... Concerts; Satardaj Srening Concerts, Edinbargb and Olasgow. MISS NELLIE C O&B. I, SERIO-COMIC VOCALIST and COMEDIENNK, from Drury-Lane Theatre, Eastern Opera House. HENRY C. SANDERS, BAKITOME, Of the Royal Academy of Mnsic; Royal Italian Opera; James’s Hall; ...

... ” Tbo piice had first borne the suggestive title of TKt Wrtck of Innocence, which had been changed to The Parricide. At Drury Lane, Mr Mallet’s tragedy of Mustapha was being performed ; and the letter goes on—“ have got new dance, called Wettmimfer Bridge ...

... generally is suffering from depression and paialysis of trade. The theatrea, with two exceptions, ate doing very bad business ; Drury Lane and the Lyceum Opera House have been obliged to close their doors. The Whitson holidays have put some extra money into ...

... fancy. They say on Sundays- We shall to St Alban's or St Mathias’s Uxlay; just as on week-day* they say, We shall go to Drury l«ane or the Adelphi this evening.” This in what ritualism is tending to. In opinion it is worse thing than downright Romanism ...

... thousands, and endure all kinds discomfort to witness them. I had the curiosity one boxing night to go into the upper gallery of Drury Lane Theatre, and 1 found at least score of persons, men and boys, who could neither see the stage, nor bear a word that was ...

... he held decided and >trong views on the Irish oucstioo. almost bordering on Homo Rale. congregation Crown Court Church, Drury l-ane. have iu procuring a mooessor to the Rev. Dr Onmming. At a meeting oi the members. over by Mr I. Gordon l.a*ng. it wsa stated ...

... Established Churoh was discussed, and unanimously agreed to. On Monday afternoon one of several houses conns of demolition in Drury Lane, London, fell suddenly, borying four men In the debris. One wee killed end two others injured. The Dublin Belief Fund.—The ...

... splendid natural gifts served him well, although not then allied an exceptional amonnt of culture, and in 1842 ia found at Drury Lane singing in You Like It” and other play a, under Macready. A year later “Mr. J. Beeve formed part of tbe company engaged ...

... in the oostnme of Rosalind in “As You Like It” Among other minor illustrations in the number is a view of the front of Drury Lane Theatre in 1776. COKRESPONDENCE. MR HBNDERSOtf, DEVAN AO, AND FREE ...