... will be QOUND, on the 28th ult., in the neigh- of Birvenheal, a JE Basenport, W. Moore ard within three will be to Me 12, Drury lane. t ND, on the 22nd ult. et » a Black New- It not ¢ lass suld. er Dis el in 3 , oer oF this Paper. LL ORDERS or PRINTING ...

... tax at its present Hewse rose at minutes to nime was agreed to. and the German Emperor with vanoms members ‘amaly, visited Drury Lane Theatre Last throaghout for aodience gave the Royal party & warm spectacle was most dazling the jewels of the sarvang scheme ...

... have been shut ap from the time of the Civil War antil the Restoration In June, 1750, a theatre was opened in the east of Drury-lane with the tragedy of “The Orphan.”’ Bat even before this, tragedses, comedies, and farces were given ‘‘at the Theetre in ...

... DRI LANE THEATR On Saturday a general meeting of the renters, on debenture holders, in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, lon, was held tn the saloon of the theatre, for the of receiving and consider- ing report from renters’ committee as to the the management ...

... keep a ballet-gin and their illegitimate child Britton, could maintain her. She and her husband took the girl off the stage Drury lane Theatre, end she added. “These women art- the curse of respectable women's homer.’' j-lvcutuaily both adjourned. SUICIDE ...

... Ibsoa has many people compared the man with a ” muckrake.” The premature statement that the Coburg Company would appear Drury Lane Theatre immediately after Easter is snffioiontly contradicted the official announcement of season of English opera at cheap ...

... r own ne-vts. until autama that the oita.» oi the tile bou«e *b« will oj eo the public. dbu wisdom of tho necuiio r the Drury lane #uoce*». A Life of PleaßUie,' lor fortnight bas b?co duiioa th- week, fur ...

... old Roman remains shown iu that quarter. The rehearsals of England in the Days of Charles II.” have not been commenced at Drury Lane. Mr. Wills is still in tbo South of France. The part of Fcnella will not, after all, be played by Madame Celeste, but by ...

... famous clown disappeared in a most mysterious manner. One November evening in that year it seems Grimaldi, then playing at Drury- lane, had been called by the promptcr, and was passing from the green-room to the stage, when messenger informed him that two ...

... Lady Teazle at Yarmouth, and the local press speaks highly of her performance, The cast of in the Days of Charles the at Drury Lane wil! bo a strong one. It includes Madame Celeste as Fenella, Mi Leighton the Countess of Derby, Miss A. Murray Alice, Mr ...

... drama in con- sequence of the success of that kind of entertain- ment at s neighbouring theatre. As the present manager of Drury Lane has recently advertised the fact that he was publicly by Mr. Oxenford in referring Ci to Bhakepeare, it is oasy to lerstand ...

... founded upon an idea of Kotzebue’s, Mr, H, Collard, usually known as * the pocket Sims Keeves,” will play (ieotfrey Hudson, at Drury Lane, in Mr, W. G. Wills’s new drama, Mr. Collard will introduce a new song. Mr. HL J. Byron's play, ‘ £100,000,” will be revived ...