... will also be ripelled -Thie Lyceum, the - Strand, the St Jauness, the Duke of York's (hitherto ?? as the Trafalgar), cuid Drury Lane. The Lyceumn will nut of course hinve any Hnelry Irving this season, the' new knight and Melisals Fecrrj'lsing guns to America ...

... the appeal to force seems to have ended, though the spot is still well guarded. IMR POWBIE AT DRURY LANE. in noticing the production of Rob Roy at Drury Lane, the Morning Adertisemr ?? Englsh audience is proiverbially generous to a new candidate for public ...

... for as he year 3S16; printed by order of the House of L Commons, states it at L,50,000. ol piece was la tely produced at Drury Lane, ti ijtidled Oberon's Oath. It was received on the a frst ni-tht with a good deal of dissatisfaction. ir IThe author, a ...

... The London County Council's new doss house in Drury Lane is the first attempt that has been made in London at anything like a municipal contr(l of these institutions, The new establishment is in Drury Lane, and its bright and clean appearance is in marked ...

... John Kemble's acting being its principal merits- and, for the further delectation of theatrical readers, have said that at Drury Lane that night were performed the Marriage Promise (Letheis a brave river) and Fortune's Frolic (which survives), and that ...

... charged at Worship kitrcet Police Court with etealitig a watch. The prisoner was arrebted r b on Thursday afternoon ice Drury Lane on uspicion t of beio-t cencerned in the Whitechapel murders, J i It tra-epired that while he wras being watched as a person ...

... bring an st increase of ireans to those left in FBgland. a- M Juhlien Commenced his annual season on Monday night at )2 Drury Lane Theatre, which was crowded to the ceilig for tho s occasion. The highly-popular condttctor was loudly cheered or u. taking ...

... Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victo- ria, attended by Sir John Conroy and Lady Flora Hastings, again occupied their hox at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday. Her Royal Highness, how- ever, withdrew after the conclusion of the opera, the Siege of Rochelle. The ...

... T4Pallu ENGLAND. PlnorsSsIcXAL COtrTESIrs.-Mr Charles Mathews recently made a great hit at Drury Lane Theatre, in r the character of 'An Impudent Puppy, a trifle t translated from the French, and has since appeared as Professor Charles Mathews, the Wizard ...

... universally detested in Russia, and, if the anecdotes we have heard of hitt be true, with abundant reason. That superb edifice, Drury Lane Theatre, Lon- don, wvas totally oestroved by fire, on Friday night. The loss, is very heavy, and will render Mr SHERIDAN's ...

... the command of Lieutenant-Colonel! MILeod, I has arrived in Mullingar, whewe they are to re- main until further ordersi DRURY LANE THEATRE..-Mr Fisher appeared Onx Wednesday night in the character og1 Hamlet.. Though we are stilt compelled, in the main ...

... Pembroke oad, . Court, well Street, London, silk cement manufacturer Harrison, Warebam, Dorsetshire, Michael Jones Evans, Drury Lane amd Cathe~ Liverpool, com M. J. Evans & Ce. Liverpook Read, Patricroft,, Robert Stephens, Frome, Semersetahire, woollen ...