... the pl ers of London uil, with the cool weather, the theatrical sam comes m again. In thesricals there are no novelties. Drury- lane, the Lyceum, and the Haymarket are closed, and the other theateeae said not to be doing very well. It is too hot for the ...

... polemics. therm inked One of the American pieces of Mr. Dion Bourcicault, to th 'vc alled E ugenie, wvas brought out at Drury Lane Theatre a Ac -iefew nights ago. Slight to the point of nothsingness, and Gree d to dealing in sentimentalities atonce silly ...

... poor wh, Wretch ! this Evening to mend my Sock4, which is a. To -pretty Employmntint for her Leisure; and sayself to thle Drury- lane, to Monsieur JTullien his ConcWr. The ?? first Fort o1f the, Concert all Dr. Mettdelanshn his Mu- liot -siqise, which I ...

... not the requirements for a license there was no place in Liverpool that ?? uis London, with the exception, perhaps, of Drury- lane and Covent-garden theatres. Mr. Bradley, in reply to Dr. Commnins, said the gallery came right down to the arena, and people ...

... William Eddoweas retiree. Walter Philip Jons and Veilliam Harrison, trading VA Jones and Harson, at Beenltianbulldings, 10, Drury. lane, Liverpool, corn merchant. W. Harrison rres. Wiliam Wati and Charles Albert ill, trading as Wateon end ,, at liverpool, ...

... s at the Gaiety on the 15th.- Mr. Augustus Harris is generously handing over the receipts of yesterday's performance at Drury Lane to the members of the -late company of Her Majesty's Theatre. Mr. Gladstone is living the regular retired life of an Oxford ...

... are being made under the idea that fashion wil follow the Legislature and fill the tbeatres. Conse- quently, the opera at Drury Lane, which opened last night, is to be conducted as though this were the month of May. Aids was piece chosen for the opening ...

... THE ANTI-CORN-LAW MOVEMENT. -1 - The Committee of Proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre, with Lord Glengall at its head, has signified to Mr. Macready that after next Wedncsday he is not to permit the use of the house to the League. This is shutting the stable ...

... Subsequently she played, in her forcible and impressive style, leading characters in Shak- saerean revivals and other pieces at Drury Lane. Mfarried some years ago to a prosperous cotton printer in the neighbourhood of Manchester, Miss Wallis's appearances have ...

... rulingfew uneasy. And the ruling few do begin to become uneasy at those magnificent weekly demonstrations of the League , in Drury Lane Theatre. The John Bull calls the f landowners to the rescue, warns them of the 6onse- t quences of permitting it thus to ...

... relief of all concerned, wer r to programme. The civic pageant properI aec ding by Mr. Harris, who does the same ser Red Drury Lane pantomime, passed thron h fr th without disturbance. The Sooialists 1thtbe S* smaller scale than they would have liked, ...

... of public enter- tainment has, during this en pretty well attended. Mr. Charles Pitt, of the tre goyal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, being t e sta of attraction. We attended on Wednesday evening to de the performance of Sir Edward Lytton Bulwver's comey ...