... management should bring over parloy-voo* and frog-eaters to tako the bread out English mouths. Feaco was at length restored in Drury Lane, and the dancers sent lack. The management lost four thousand poiftads. Garrick purchasing knowledgs his public rather high ...

... aad other ammeeeaente ontof doors. Later fat the evsaisg thsra was eoncert, ia which Miss Beaaell, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, sang “II Baoio,” She was enthnaiastically received and deservedly eaoored. The bnrleaqne of * Crusoe the Second” followed; ...

... similar, although larger, one of Mdlle. Titiens, the coat of which waa to bit £U 10s. 11m work waa executed and tent to Drury .lane Theatre. Ha receired note from the defendant in reply, stating that the work waa not quite the thing.'' The defence was ...

... reported that la HA had been subscribed, including £173 4s. lid. the nett amount realised by the performance of yea Mm It, Drury Lane, on April 23rd. No steps have lately bee* taken to ask for additional subscriptions, and it is suggested that a meeting ...

... F. S.'' in the centre, and the borough coat of arms at each comer. testimonial benefit to Mr. Buclstono will bo Biren at Drury-lane Theatre Thursday morning, June 8. The play is the School for Scandal, with cast including Mr. Phelps, Miss Helen Faucit ...

... available when the st and only Protectionist Cabinet was formed It&l. is best known by prophecy at Protectionist meeting in Drury Lane Theatre That if Providence should permit the Corn Laws be repealed Great Britain would return to its original condition ...

... melodramas adopted from Shakespeare’s Richard III,” and “Henry V.” —each got up in superb style as to dresses and scenery. At Drury-lane Mr. Harry Sullivan, not being horseman, rather spoiled Mr. Chatterton’s, the manager, plans, refusing to ride White Surrey ...

... the Birmingham Mail”) Reference is made in our dramatic gossip to the little dispute between Mr. Cbatterton, the manager Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the Tim'3. The hitter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the rerivtil ...

... get to town. From the end of the end of the following January, Kean existed, heaven alone knows how, for the management of Drury Lane refused to pay him shilling. All that had ever suffered could not j have equalled the misery of those two months of oscillation ...

... he soon returned to town. Hot long after, meeting simple-minded clergyman, be told him that be was one of the patent, of Drury-lane and enraged him as chaplain, bidding him take large bell and go to the theatre, to ring it and to cry Players, come to prayers ...

... Now, to bring pelf building eites. Our Friend* do it instead. Punch. A GARDEN IK DRVRY-LANE. The disused burial-ground in Drury-lane belonging to the parish of St. Martin’s-in-the-Fielda has been laid out as garden for the use of the poor people of the ...

... for injunction restrain Mr. Jefferson, who entered into an engagement to play Sip Fan li'mile for n term of eight weeks Drury-lane Theatre, commencing on Beater Monday, from accepting an engagement nt tbe Haymarket Theatre the expiration that term. It ...