... neighbours. Positively to come out this time ; no further delay to take place • without fail, Wagner's Lohengrin. Both the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Operas declare their intention to be first with it. Mr. Mapleson has secured the Italian libretto played ...

... in which the title role was played by Lady Dorothy Fitz-Clamors with real talent. Taking the part of the skittish young Drury Lane actress she entertained Jack Hates, the provincial actor. ; Mr. Atkin), with i m it a tions of Kembie mid other actors of ...

... and attracted crowded house,. For several years past this clever family have been the life and soul of the pantomimes at Drury Lane. they are now on their third tour of the United Kingdom, and have appeared with the greatest success in all the principal ...

... he • the lime light', proved a great success, and made a fine collec:iot of to) implement,, which were' reminded one of Drury Lane performances on a disposed of on his leaving. A panel of oak , carving small sca'e. The proceeds amounted to nearly wetland ...

... deceased, the third earl was a scholar and a man of letters. He was the author of the play Don Pedro, which was acted is Drury Lane, and of a poem, The Moor. His next work was entitled Portugal and Gallicia, and in it he espoused the cause of Don ...

... lam of either him or his balloon. is premmed bola here been blown into the sea. A nnieide was eonviand in dliores-audens, Drury. lane, London, by a maned Grills. who wallowed earbolie sea, lewd& is mid to be the of her intim arrived as Madrid from PIO and ...

... their outing want to give them is complete change, not wily of air, but of scone and habit. They might just as well be in Drury Lane, or St. Giles's, as dawdle listleesly at the gate of some shabby little house, with nothing to do or to see of the slightest ...

... TEE r •inains of H. Henry Marsh, known la the th profession a Henry Marston:' and who was wr many years connected with Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells Theatre., London, have been interred in a family grave at ilighgzite Cemetery. The deceased, who had ...

... Henry Betty,sem of the mai Rascals, Master W. 11. W. Betty, who at the beginning of the century was such an attractioa at Drury Lane and Covent Gardsie Theatres, and of whom on his Bret appearance it was written that curiosity to see him was equalled by ...

... of, it was ascertained that one of the jurors, who had been sworn as a Frederick Lee, harness maker, of Brownlow-street, Drury Lane, was not that individual but his foreman. The Recorder said that both these persons had been guilty of flagrant con- tempt ...

... watering plum foe the season, we shall all have grows familiar with the marry little melodies of Berri's Frivoli. Bet at Drury Lane what a spectacle it is ! All of us wanes think oureelves critics of dress. From their 'nurseries our guls have their attention ...

... her state of exhaustion, and gave her half-a-f)u eigl4 , haring: only made 4d. during the day, she slept at a lodging near Drury Lane, paying the entire 4d. for her bed. On Wednesday she had a very had day, and could not pay for a bed at all, nor had she ...