... Irritability. The Daily News states that some interest wen felt a few nighia since on observing among the audienoe at Drury Lane, Lord Sydney, the present Lord Chamberlain, without whose licence, of *comae, Formosa could not have been per funned The ...

... succeeded Messrs Wilsom and Montague in 1869. This in the company that peelers's,' at the St. George's Hall, Regent-street, Drury-lane Theatre, sad Crystal Palace. The 0 mpany includes MR C. BIiItNARD, The (tutee's iaroarite Baritone. Author of Just before ...

... One lodge has already been established in London, and it was proposed that another should be formed la the vicinity of Drury-lane. On and after the let of November, the French postage stamp hearing the Emperor's head, with which Englishmen travelling ...

... £331 from Keighley, £t36 from Rochdale, and from Mr. F. B. Chatterton, being the gross proceeds of a benefit performance at Drury-lane Theatre. Among other gifts were those of a painting worth 100 guineas from Yvon, the French and a marble medallion bust ...

... were practically prohibited by the terms of their licenses from being open on that day . but some of them were open. The Drury-lane, Adelphi, Gaiety, Alfred, and Standard Theatres were open for musical purposes only. The terms of llcemies is ned to music ...

... curtsey to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Certainly notto Bob low(e). EXTUXIS MEET —Judy surprised, daring a recent visit to Drury-lane, to notice that, during the performance of the pantomime, whilst the pit was convulsed with laughter, the upper portion ...

... di•paaon next season ; that the Exhibition pitch will Le that of Stuttgart ; and that the'Pbilharmonic, Sacred Harmonic, and Drury Lane will retain the old pitch. Strange that such differenee should be made Wirt tweedledurn and tweedkciee But there is • ...

... were destroyed in Aldersgate.etreet, and the Coalition Ministry, tinder the Duke of Portland, came into power. In 1809 Drury.lane Theatre was burnt, and Mr. Spencer Perceval succeeded the Duke of Rutland at the Treasury. In 1820, 60 home* and several ...

... spread like wildfire. From the gridiron of bye-streets up to Gray's-inn on one side. and from the alleys and rookeries of Drury-lane on the other, the little cmwaa ran, fawned in at the (to their eyes) magnificent vestibule of the amphitheatre first, and ...

... dosed; no longer does the magnificent voice of Madame Patti fill the theatre at Covent Garden ; nor do crowds throng to Drury Lane, charmed with the notes of Madame Nilsson, the Swedish nightingale These eminent singers have left town to fulfil engage ...

... the northern than on the southern bank of the broad and ample stream. The rookeries of St. tales's, the human warrens of Drury-lane, and the wretched hovels of St. Luke's have but few counterparts in Lambeth or Southwark. So well is this known to workmen ...

... Why, the play, to be sure, replied he, how far is it from here! It all depends, I said, whether you would prefer Drury Lane or Covent Garden, the Haymarket or the Lyceum, the Gaiety or the Globe, the Holborn or the St. James•s, the Olympic or the ...