... Constitution 1fill in 1840: J.ohi Franoi^, aa .rn,'e a similar attemrpt two yeirs after, was thic lariiX3 son of a machinist at Drury Lane '1i7eaie; hr.d Roderiek Maclean, the madnmun who tlrul inl ne Queen at Windsor Station, had nit rraolwc h at-:r tt. Then ...

... hgiven the solution at the end, to guess the difficulties at the beginning. 4yMrs. Bernard Beers is dangerously ill . | At Drury Lane preparations for the Septemlber ri- ropening are by no means backward. Elaborate scenic effects are already engaging the ...

... and can be used again. Naturally, also, the devices tend to grow more and more elaborate. The recent news that the current Drury Lane melodrama has a scene in which an ocean steamer runs down a yacht shows to what lengths the stage manager now feels himself ...

... atVoslau, lu~r Vienna, wvhich did great damage. Frivoli, the new comic opera by 3I. leve was prodnced on Tnesday night at Drury Lane Theatre, ~ ~ ~ th LAn Fiberew wrdvas favourablv reevelvd. RIOI igebr ofn Pereslavl died lately at the het hdeof 117 years ...

... takingr place iii tule theatrical world ! A few days d ago Mr. C. Martlews and Madame Vestris appeared r onl tre list of tie Drury Lane conipany, and Mondav s mooriing the play-goinig public was informed, by the a bold type of Mr. Webster's bills, that they ...

... wemi.,tywhispe that the same assistants aeben secured for th, -j future as for the present work- namely, the writer of tlae Drury Lane pantomimes, a gentleman on. the staff of the Court Jetsu-ol. and a cole. bhated mad-doetor who is in the habit of making ...

... of German operas given in the Manchester Theatre last season, brought Benjamin Sloman, stage carpenter and machinist, of Drury Lane, before the Bow-street magistrate, on Wednesday last, on a charge of perjury. Slounau had made an affidavit atJudge's Chambers ...

... by a spark from a stove in tlee third story hasing conunu- nicated with some tape. THE ANTI-CORN-&I)V LEAGUE-met aain in Drury- lane Theatre on Wednesday evening. The attendance, as on all previous Occasions, seemed to show that matters of reality, when ...

... Tragedye was one. When Killigrew, after the Restoration, established the King's Company, and opened a new theatre, in 1665, at Drury Lane, Julius Csesar became one of the stock pieces, and seems to have been constantly played during the reigns of Charles ...

... forbidden to speak in it, succeeded as it panUtoiniistt in movitg his nuilience to tears. In1 1702, Ric!4 thc anage ger of Drury Lane Theatre, introduced pantomiumle upon the English stage, and lie himself, under the feigned namie of ] Thn, played the part ...

... for the prosecution; and Mr. W. EawiK s defa co the ?? Eadglly, a publican - of business, said that he reiided at 0No.t Drury 'Lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly aft,' three O'clock, he Was Passing along Backside, whea to saw the prisoner coming towards ...

... other flags fol- lowed, and by two o'clock the procession had left y the square. It proceeded up Great Queen-street, It Drury Lane, up Holborn, to Oxford-street, and earrived at the House of Commons at a quarter past e three. Everything was conducted ...