... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Drury-lane Committee have just published a report which among other strange passages contains the following droll piece of farce. I'he wags of the Theatre complain of— Numerous wrongs done to it the minor theatres, for which it ...

... THE DRURY LANE MEETING. THE KENDAL MERCURY. SATI'IiDAY, MAY :t, ls.'il. would be dereliction of our duty public journalists, if we omitted to notice editorially the grand protectionist gathering which took place at Drury Lane on Tuesday; but, though imposing ...

... A beautiful milk-white pony, which was introduced on the stage, at Drury Lane Theatre, and which was much admired by the Prince of Wales and the Royal Family, has been presented to the Prince, by its owner. ORIGIN oF THE Pickwick is not, we believe, generally ...

... has been fortunate in securing such a piece wherewith to inag- gurate his returo to management. A good pit and gallery at Drury Lane, and what may be termed business’ at the Queen's, are the recompense in the shape of houses which Fie Chatterton and Coleman ...

... POSTSCRIPT. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING LAST. On Wednesday last, her Majesty, attended by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, went Drury Lane Theatre. The Mountain Sylph was performed on the occasion. The reception by the royal pair Was most enthusiastic. The audience ...

... Mr Drammond on the administrative reform question, proceeded support the assertions made by him at the reform meeting at Drury Lane. In the case of the Robert Lowe, he proved his statement by reference to government instructions 00 the subject, adding ...

... abundant harvest may yet be expected. Theatre Royal, Lancaster.—Mr and Mrs Croft, with several other talented performers of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, have been performing in this Theatre for the last ten or twelve days. '1 he performances throughout ...

... WilliaH Slbddale v. Robebt Chapman. Plsihtiff resides Raw Head, near Kendal; defendant is a distiller carrying on business iu Drury Lane, London. The plaintiff stated that he brought his action to recover the valne of certain spirit casks which had been charged ...

... stating that her Majesty commanded the sum of .s£100 to distributed among the performers in the spectacle King Arthur, at Drury Lane Theatre. Morning Post. CuriousCase—At the Northampton assizes, on hursday week, a man named William Ward was indicted for ...

... HARRISON, Contralto; MR. WILLIAM PARKINSON, Principal Tenor of Her Majesty's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Bfc.- MR. CHARLES DURAND, Of Covent Garden and Drury Lane; Mr. E. D. Com, Mr. Lewens, Mr. R. Lancet. Mr. Ellison, Danseuse, MISS BECKETT, Comedienne ...

... it flinch the least degree.— Times. Theatrical Vestris Nisbett, and C. Mathews, are engaged Alacreadv'for next season at Drury Lane; and Covent Garden we hear, likely to be given principally to opera, sustained by the high talent of Miss A. Kemble. Mr ...

... Maidenhead, upholder. From the Gate tie of Tuesday last. Alfred Bunn, late of Eagle-lodge, Bromptou, and of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, Middlesex, printer. Edward Thomas Rogers, of Woodford, Essex, smith. William Gardiner, of Workingham, Berks, grocer. Joseph ...