... enormous terms ?” can add to the figures given our Parisian contemporary by stating that Mdlle. Nilsson, for twelve nights at Drury Lane Theatre, will receive or per night; and that Madame Abeliua Patti is paid at Covent Garden £l2O every time she sings. Can ...

... opera recital of Sir Walter Scott’s. “Guy Manneriug,” in the Corn Exchange—the dialogue part being read by a comedian from Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres in a clear articulate manner, although Scotch wordie” now and then gave him a little trouble ...

... Tbirty-twe tuns disease 1 fish were seized at Billingsuate during the last two months. Miss Maria J nos, tno leading actress of Drury Lane Theatre, died Tuesday of acute rhumatism. It tbe intention of Government to call out the Ye imanry Cavalry for pci duty ...

... Savages, was in the chair ; ami, although lie was obliged to retire rather earlv, to witness the production of Amy Robsart’ at Drury Lane, he remained long enough oracefullv “do the honours behalf of the club. When he left, Fiske took his place. Speech, song ...

... DRURY LANK TIIEATRK, A somewhat curious dramatic experiment was made Sal unlay at Drury Lane Theatre. Of the revival of Amy Kohaart I need say nothing, but the novelty was the first performance of a pantomime in August. The nioht was hot and summer like ...

... atre, where be made bit Aral appearance l.- ’l.ia musical iarae of “ The Waterman. in July, lie joined Mr. W. J. llammond Drury Lane the succeeding year, and was afterwards engaged by Mr. Mac ready fur tin -■ cdaMishmcut. lie was great favourite at Pniice*s'a ...

... Inforntad that fraM that tiwa too waaacewaat aowld not afford hHn aaoro than/90 weak. rafaaad aob- Mit totha prapml. The Drury lane aaanacaea hearfetef iMMadlatalyafiared I*> nicht. the annw •MB ware noyiac MAaßaad Kaeaw to parfam throe UlOMe•week far ...

... such as Macready, Edmund Kean, and Mrs Siddons, whose genius has dazzled and fascinated the large and cultured audiences of Drury Lane and Coveut Garden would never have trodden their ample stages had not the smaller and more mcanly-aypoiutcd theatres of ...

... Deaeriptire of the meet eventful Scene in the Hiatory of that truly martyred Queen, ae read by Mr Howard at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unbounded applaoee. SaTUßoar, MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr J. B. Howard. Lady Macbeth, Mrs Howard. Paine— From to 3a. Doom ...

... A TERRIBLE TABBT. During the performance of the last tableau in the play of Youth,* the Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday afternoon, fine pet tabby, wearing a faoey collar, was observed rambling amongst the tombs in the churchyard, and naturally won became ...

... Carte and Mr Charles Harris have entered upon carious speculation. They prop* at Easter, to take the forthcoming pantomime Drury Lane to Mbls’s Garden, Kew York, with all its scenery and effects, and wuth strong company. A tig ship will be chartered for ...

... SATURDAY, lOrt Dtnmhfr. SLEDGE BELLS & CRAMOND BRIG I BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND magnificent dresses, Supplied Mr Stinchcombe, of 54 Drury Lane, Louden, and Mr Kainforth, Costumier. Seats can secured from Mr Brtsom, Bookseller. Prices—2i Cd, 2s, Is 6d, Is, and 6d ...