... musical instruction for three years. In 1796 young Braham was engaged by the stillremembered composer, Signor Storace, for Drury-lane Theatre, and his début (which was in an opera called “ Mahmoud”) was so successful that in the following year he was engaged ...

... FIRE AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. On Friday night, between nine and ten o'clock, and while the per- ‘ formances were proceeding, this splendid estallishment was discovered to be on fire; but timely aid checked its career before luyrunicular damage was done ...

... to assort, arrange, and The latest rumour of the Royal Italian Opera is that Mr. Gye Ly offered Mr. Slli&t:&.m for the Drury-lane House, but that the latter requires . The oldest of the Dutch journals has just completed its 200th anpiversary ; and the ...

... Epitome of News, JForeign & Domestic, The operatic season at Drury Lane Theatre commenced on Easter onday. The {hnh and the Saracen, both of Liverpool, were destroyed by re at the Bowry River, on Jan. 11. The breaking up of the ice at Bt. Louis this year ...

... At several other establishments Mr. Barnett has been a leading actor, and he was a member of Mr. Macready’s company at Drury-lane. In the year 1854 he went through a series of farewell performances at the Adelphi, and t:‘ vedl in succession all his flndpal ...

... —~Fripax, AvriL 18, J. L. Harvey, King's-cross, draper. R. Troxrsoy, otherwise &, Taoxas, Croydon, pastrycook. E. FoLxarp, Drury-lane, grocer. W. 0. Youxa, Cornhill, Manchestor and Liverpool, insurance broker J. F.B. L. STRIFFLER, and A Arokr, Inworth, Essex ...

... Sunday Schools about to be built in Cross-street, Islington His sermons were written. At its last meeting, the committee of Drury-lane Theatre came ¢ the resolution of not permitting entertainments of the lal nasy class to take place again in the building ...

... brought the action in his capacity of executor to the will of the late Mr. Moore, and that he had seen the defendant on the Drury-lane stage, and received a romise from him that he would send a cheque for the money. Ile, gowover, did not, and after several ...

... fit for human dwellings the houses in the courts, lancs, and alleys of London, had been making experiments in Wild-court, Drury-lane; Clark’s-buildings, St. Gill:'-; and T{ndnl]'r buildings, Gray's-inn-lane; which they had so. thoroughly cleansed and purified ...

... in honour of the intelligence of the peace. Ir. Charles Verner, lately of the Manchester Theatre Koyal, L been engaged at Drury Lane for the coming season. « Miss Louisa Pyne, with Messrs. Harrison, Stretton, and - castle, in the course of their transatlantic ...

... to town. Vaoxhall, the Surrey Gardens, and like places of amusement are only open a few nights longer, and the Lyceum and Drury Lane have commenced their winter campaign. There are cwallows that fly away when the cold weather comes on ; but in London the ...

... brought by Mr. G. H. Lewes, author of the dramatic piece entitled A Game of Speculation, against Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, for the penalties incurred by the defendant’s having represented that Qiece without the plaintiff’s consent, under ...