... BiJCK-STOIE'S BENE-FIT. -One of the most' enjoyable entertainments that hcate ever ;been given in London took place at I Drury Lane yesterday afternoon, the occasion bein- a benefit to Mr Buekstone, in reeognition of Ihis 23 years' lesseeship and management ...

... companies. The most I successful of the melodraimras was The Price of 0 Peace, which -was pmrodulod in September at o Drury Lane and ran until the pantomime season. l^For .Auld Lang Syne, which was produced at o the Lyceum, wvas less successfil]. ...

... ployere as a body engage only the membere of the trades union l This eveniing Sir Augustus Harrin reopened sis theatre at Drury Lane awith the new draina, Cheor, Boys, Cheer, which is the joint production of Sir Augustus, Mr Cecil Raleigh, aiid Mr Henry ...

... 5' he crowdel to excess, and the other partsbS of the house well filled. Human Nature' L comes to us almost fresh from Drury Lane, and in the e hands of artisteswho cradlei it, who earned for it ai the reputation it now enjoys, and who jealously and ...

... believe, at Drury Lane the giants bs -do not need such adventitious aids. In solemn froth, the only persons they were engaged to o a conquer were the British public, and this they D a certainly seem to have succeeded in doing at gr N Drury Lane. in I Mr ...

... that a repetition perform- anne will be given at Drury Lane on Saturday. There is, of course, no need again to describe Tristan,' a full account of which was given when it was first produced at Drury Lane under Dr Richter in 1832, and on its repetition ...

... husband was Thomas Andrews, and that he was a'bakfer by trade. When he died I lived in Shietland Court, Drury Lane. I have lived in Lincoln Court,- Drury Lane, all the time I have had the child. I have only been in trouble once fill that time. I. had the child ...

... black-le'ad vender in Lnandit :took £5 off the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre; at the We..t. minoster County Court, on Monday, for a breach of agreeaent It appeared that in the late pantomime at Drury Lane, eatItW Jack and Jill, Pursuer gave £e7 l0s to a person ...

... memory. It ap- pears probable that the memorial will take the . form of a bust-or statue, to be placed in the h vestibule of Drury Lane Theatre. n THE COUvT-MARTIAaL uN CA.rI STErTnrs- L The court-martial for the trial of Capt. Stevens, of the Barracouta, ...

... froni die Commnsnn broughit tp aeverarl rvatej 'bills,.jghich, w-ith otherq,.*'r rea ?? tmeI Th' orejsrt wastheceived of the Drury Lane 1 ?? a- rqendment bill4 aidthe :3d ireading ht tepacon. Monday next,, whien Lord Holland ;aid akwas his enteaon tO OPpoaeiS ...

... Castle Huntly,. outward bound, was all well on the 22d April, in bu lat. 22. 40. soItt, long. 29. 20. west. an soteti, . ?? DRURY LANE THEATRE.-Mr Bish has declined wl becoming the lessee of this theatre, in cons quence of du the most extraordinary binding ...

... appoint Wil- ti liam Henry Butt, EFq. to be Rector of the Uaiversity n in the island of Malta.! 'BANKRUPTS. d J. M. Wintle, Drury Lane, London, silversmith H. W. Diamond, Fritb Street, Westminstet, burgeon R. Blunden, Altoa, Southamptos, plumber a J. Ball ...