... for pantomime lovers t Oi evening. The palm of merit, so far as meret spectacle is concerned, is this year carried off, bv Drury Lane for the first time, for ruy yea!S rel-eved of the rivalry of Covent Garden. Nevertheless, far from tempting him to economise ...

... actor at the St Ta-nrns's, and as the hlear-y villain of the malo-drainas of 2lr Byron and MTr Boncicauit at the Qucer's and Drury Lane Theati-es. A surrise wvas in store for tbe visitors to thI Lyceum' to-night in the altera- tions wzhich have 1 ecu ellcted ...

... WAGNER.- Negotiations. are in progress to. a obtain from Wagner permission for the German h Opera Troupe who will visit Drury Lane next season to play his operas. Some of the besbt German singers are expected here, and it is even i contemplated to. brsig ...

... for ail-coeers-GeorgPaterson; Craig liu ISs. For rn best groomed ?? ing .Broadvwig. a&leqOfutton; ts' 2d, Patrick Hannah, Drury Lane, a pair of leather leggiugs; ii. 3d, Henry F'reemlan, Applelsy, a groomuing brrush. A grca.8 sd. variety. of epeciat prizes ...

... to make that island a con- vict station. TBE. Empress Etugenie was present ineognito at the dramatic entertainmnents at Drury Lane for the bonefit of' the suffering French.. It is said that her Majesty contributed a sum equal to half the proceeds of the ...

... E), (Mr F. Younag's Drury, Lane, 4 yea, sat 41b ?? t. Chaloner 5 I (Wruner traierd by osnenr)t to 1 each Drury Lane and Lowland King, l1ts to 8 Cinder~etn-It ?? trig ft 5ae olih I c el lle. 'a Ie Woolwich ma de play fromn Drury Lane and Glen Sterling, ...

... Arraigns, called the Recorder's attention to a matter of great importance. A juror, named Frederick Lee, of 37 Browniow Street, Drury Lane, had been summoned to serve in the present sessions, and on Tuesday his attention was called to a doubt whether a person ...

... running from Eoston, St Morl, and Drury Lane. wish Malddrsstowss and D'Orsay next, and Thoughitful last. Passing 'the stand FEsstes drew op to For' titeros quarters, and along the railwayside, the pair wereI atteoled by Drury Lane, St Marl, Maddtonstowo, Silvresand ...

... Bettirgi-2 to I on Drury Lane, 4 to 1 agat Alastor, 7 to I Dainty Davie, l0 to I Pasquinio. Drury Lane teasi followed. by Dainty Davie and Aastoc for two'thirds of the distance, when Alcetor took second place, 'nut failed to reuch Drury Lane. who made all ...

... Race. County Council, 'who won the Hurdla it Rae fhe had not a, great deal to beat, fully main- t, taedhis reputation; and Drury Lane; who of secured the Lemmas Hurdle Race, will'not be r, long before being seen in winning colours again, n' ?? F. Young bought ...

... Capt H. . GooheHopw-gO145ky, seed, 0st Slb.,Turner0I Mr Dalton's Histria, age lisib ?? J. C. Cheney ( Bar Ci. P. Youneg Drury Lane, 4 yes, l0st ?? 'Mr C.-Hibbortsl GlerLnarr0cn,'6 yes, ?? Niglotinga,11S (Wnoer-traneeebyT. Lesder.) II ?? ?? Fan Wyise, ...

... Pease e (W irtner trained by Bysn.) Betting-Evens tie Imp, 11 to 2 each agalist Petard and Rerercy. 6 to e Taolrus, 10 to I Drury Lane. Regency made play frora Drurn LaRe and Petard, with Thle trilp lying sext, for quarter nf a mile, when Drury Latbe viesed ...