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... two daily. papers intend to publish a vea'- .r btn report of the proceedings. is A THEATRICAL BnICo. - The atccounts of Drury - lane is Theatre, London, for the years 1810 and 1817 have been is found in an old lumber room at Shanghai, in China I Some of ...
... all. ENGLISH OpEnA.- On Saturday, the first of a proposed series of afternoon English operatic perfornmances was given at Drury-lane Theatre, London. The opera chosen was The Taming of the Shrew, an English adaptation by the Rev. J. Troutbeck of an opera ...
... Messrs. Moore, of Christy Minstrel celebrity, Myers, 15 of the Agricultural Hall, and Willing, the bill poster, 'I have token Drury Lane Theatre, and it is to be re-opened in as a circus. be Mr. George Potter, who was the Radical candidate r- for Peterborough ...
... TNEAmrR RoYAL.-Our readers will do well to bear in mind that only three more opportunities remain to them for witnessing the Drury.lane drama of Youth, which is so admirably acted at this house, and which has been produced with a completeness and spectacular ...
... and costs; and for the slipping of seamen without informing the consul, a fine of 20s, and costs. THE THEATRES.-The great Drury.lane drama of The Silver King is attraoting large audiences to the New Theatre Royal, and the sterling quality of the play ...
... On Aug. 1 Mrs. Russell, who re.ides tin Great St. Andrew-street, Seven Dielss, was passing s througls FrooCer's-naley, Drury-lane, when two men De- d costed her and snatched her watch, value LtS, from her r, pocket aedbreaking it from the clain, ran ...
... the no deae sye.nd It o hee organised a staff ol bosI ga y and lght blue u niowrms, vvho Etand hn font 'of the house at Drury lane 4and su with m1esMageS Or feteh cabs for vlettoih & ns d doing awy witb tbe feb tou t who hang round t reo doors, a BoU ...
... Booth received rether rough h0'1liog, ?? pnehed and js)tled about from side to side, HEO aucceeded, however, In reaching Drury lane wlthout6 much Irjury, and hailing a cab, escoped with no ?? molestation. Madame Moorey al30 left the coact by the seam door ...
... information to the police. The pridoner had been living with a man: named Cornelius Crowley. a porter, in Wbite Horse-yard, Drury-lane, anid about Jufy 28,'in consequence of her representa- tlons, he aqqopnpaeied her to Charing-cross, where be put her into ...
... intemper. ance, had left her home, and had been drinking in company with another uatd Mr Augustus Warris, the iessfe of the Drury Lane Theatre, gave a recption on Tharsday evenin to the Colonial Commissioners in connection with the exhibition at South lSensington ...
... Bridge, at Bow street, London, t for sumumonses against their employer, who was I building some model lodging-houses near Drury lane,t for wages due to them. One of the party stated his I inability to pay the cost of the summons, as he was l absolutely ...
... awakened to the gravity of the case and the necessity of prompt and decisive action. Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at Drury Lane Theatre of the members of the McNeill fand committee, Mr Augustus Harris presiding. A sub-oommittee was appointed to aot ...