... Departwent of War, 0 PUMaig e In honour of the ?? of the.Duke of Ediburg, Mr Chatterton ianouncesk.for next emonth, a revival at Drury Lane of a sectaular drama founded on the welliknown woX Elban 5 betb, or the Exiles of Siberia. - D After the production,. ...

... aged 67, of Neal's Passage, Seven Dials; John Sheare, aged 34, of Hart St., Covent Garden; Morris Gibbons, of 4 King St., Drury Lane; and Christopher Manley. The men had conti- nued for some time at work, when those who were in the 1st floor had their attention ...

... grace, in enunciating I the 'Dearly beloved,' and in reading an Epistle. For B all this,.Will was indebted to the players at Drury Lane 1 -but the necessary money was well laid out.: It re- turned cent per cent. Covent Garden was not bac]cward in lendiug him ...

... occasioned by the mhe hearing, but the infliction of injury upon Grasiani and led Smith, by preventing his appearance mit Drury Lane. It w*as ith perfectly evident that Air. Smith had acted vith perfect :Id o'ia fides throughout the whole of the transaction ...

... orchid ballet in the Drury Lane pantomime made a Xvery great hit at thi- eeninig's -perftrmnisce,'and' was loudly ap- planded. Seldbm has an~ything snorebeautif been put on the stage, but it is rather unfor tunate that Drury Lane is so large- a thiatre ...

... .) London, Friday Night. Strange to say, the only pantomime to be seen in the West End to-night was Vhitting- ton at Drury Lane. Mr A. Harris has, how- ever, by no means relaxed his efforts in the absence of competition. W Whittington pretty faithfully ...

... and insures its preservation. The Duke of Clarence, in the lifetime of Mrs. Jordan, was frequently behind the scenes in Drury Lane Theatre. Indeed, it is said that the royal autograph is extant i n the Saturday Treasury book for Mrs. Jordan's salary. ...

... gentleman, probably from thu country, bad b,6 t enticed into One of the vile brothels l*?ljg at sbhe Iao o Lorg-Acte or Drury Lane; that he bad there been drugged with opium, or, rather, tbat an attempt bed been mbde to dtug him, shich was only partially ...

... over-coloured criticism or to the less critical temper of a less cultured period. in now noticing his Eavmlet played at Drury Lane yesterday afternoon for the first time, we have to record a genuine triumph-an assump- tion instinot with a grace san dignity ...

... large com- pany assembled at Drury-Lane Theatre to partake of the refection which has by a gradual process of development grown out of the Twelfth Cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentle- men of Drury Lane are requested to partake of every ...

... ,I ?? T. f :sD fN, Et A CeH £fl. - #- -a r~ t~ 1 = C ?? a~ ?? anol V r;e ne Icnc~urTerl Drury- Lane w:-hi'-r r~sere YA. OW. -½-~~.The R,~vni suite( 4¼1 .s P-t. tb ie COu.-1e ss rt 1). R, okn. Mt utrray, Er a'Vrlc- Colonel thl-, Ch aries Cr-, and b S b;- ...

... Highlauds and Islands of Scotland. Madame Marie Roze made her first appear- sne in English opera in London to-night at i Drury Lane Theatre in Beethoven's opera Fidelio, The Duke and Duchess of Edin- burgh were present. The advent of Madame Marie Roxe ...