... light by the aid of the tinder box and sulphur match ; so that perhaps it was unnecessary. On the night of the performance Drury Lane Theatre was full, the Duke of Cumberland being among the spectators ; hut the bottleconjurer did not appear. He did not ...

... opus bowies. Of coarse, Covent Garden a ill, as the Itoyal Italian Opera, flourish under the management of Mr Gye, but Drury Lane still tenan.less. For many years Mr Mapleson has occupied the theatre during the spring and summer with the company that ...

... Museum a collectien of MS. plays, or pats of play; about 160 in number, which formerly coustituted the threatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre while under the management of R. !triosley Sheridan. This chest was deposited by Sheridan, soon after the fire of ...

... paper as if they bad emslisted from him. We know it also for a feet that, during the recent engagement of Mr Charles Kean at Drury Lane, the dramatic critic of another daily contemporary was told that he need not attend the theatre, since the performances ...

... 21, the Lutherans 14, the Jews 9, and the Congregationalists, 6. 08 Sunday morning at three o'clock the cornice of the Drury Lane Theatre collonade, facing Russell Street. London, estimated to weigh forty tone , fell with a dreadful crash greatly alarming ...

... end, has taken a house and grounds near Fulham, called Prior Park, formerly in the occupation of Mr E. T. Smith, late of Drury Lane Theatre, but now of Cretnorne Gardens. In this house he will have ahund .nt room to gratify his taste fur the antique, as ...

... A CONGRESS of Philotelists ' (collectors of postage stamps) is to be held at Lubeck on the 14th inst. THE autumn play at Drury Lane is to be founded on `.The Ludy of the Lake; by Mr Andrew Halliday. THE E kr' of Dalhousie conducted the services on Monday ...

... BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS ; or, Sketebes of Playhouse Society. The Heads by CHAIM= H, Ross ; the Tales by S I A Private Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony at the Adelphi. 3 The Stalls at her Majesty . ' Theatre. 4 The Gallery at Covent Garden. 5 The Pit at the ...

... divide tee attenti , in of the public by perforating Romeo vomiting and dry retchiog. I tried nearly all the medial beeett at Drury lane, lie wanted the natural advantages of great as he wan . would, perhaps, have willingly men about here, but from Dr Lococks ...

... you to employ different agencies or not sell yosr papers.' `There was not a vacant seat or aisle stool in the six tiers of Drury Lane Theatre, and yet during the play everything was as still as if at a morning church prayer. Not a cough was beard or a fan ...

... had beeu set to work by the Federal officials in this country. AMALGAMATED OF AND JOINERS —On Monday the members of the Drury Lane branch of this society held their annual supper at the first•ch meeting house, London. An excellent repast was provided ...

... parents. ACCIDINTh.—A man about 33 years, named Walter Paterson, an inmate of Govan Poorhouse, fell down a .steep stair at 25 Drury Lane, on Satuniay, and sue tained severe injuries about the head. He was taken to the Central PoLce Office, and after being examined ...