... W. H. PAYNE, The Prince of Pantomimists MB, HENRY PAYNE; MR. F. PAYNE AND MISS HARRIOT PAYNE; All of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, will make their First in Paisley. SATURDAY (THIS) EVENING, 12th August, 1854, The Performances will commence with THE LOAN ...

... in his adaptation of the Heart of Mid- Lothian, which established her success, and induced MrEliiston to engage her for Drury Lane. In December, 1822, she married Mr Fitzwilliam, the popular Irish actor, and for several years performed at the various ...

... wanted it Mr Hall—How did yon spend all this money, then ? At penny theatres, I suppose. Witness—Oh, no; At Astley's and Drury-lane; laid some of it out on clothes, and so foi th. Mr Burnaby—And didn't you buy a horse ? Witness—l bought a pony at Smithfleld ...

... who lately gave a benefit night at the Olympic Theatre for poor Angus Reach, are asked by her Majesty to appear at the Drury Lane Theatre on the 11th of May, for the benefit of the Wellington College Fund. It is well known that these gentlemen have been ...

... appearance in this quarter, and her reception was warm and cordial. Last season this young lady made a most successful debut Drury Lane, in Meyerbeer's opera of L'Eteile Nord. Her voice is soprano of considerable register, and she bids fair to earn a high ...

... delay. Suicidc of John Broome.—lt appears that about two o'clock, on Thursday, he went into the Wrekin Tavern, Broad court, Drury lane, and ordered couple of chops for his dinner, and while they were being cooked he walked into the kitchen. Tbe maid-servant ...

... thoroughly threshed in the interim, and people baa of the chaff that had accompanied that process. Besides, tne' meeting at Drury Lane on Wednesday had anticipated all the argnments on one side ; and we all knew that those 011 the other would lie summed in ...

... appointments they bad made. Lord commenced by saying there was not one word of truth in what Layard had stated of him at the Drury Lane meeting, and he wondered that blush of shame had not come over the hon. member when he was making charges which his conscience ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM MEETING. The aecond meeting of the Administrative Association was beld last night in Drury Lane Theatre. The attendance was much less than at the previous meeting, in the body of the house, but the stage wis fully occupied. Mr S ...

... the cause and its advocate. Mr Layard failed to produce the effect on the House of Commons that he did on his audience at Drury Lane, because his .attitude was much less imposing. Still he left the field with some of the honours war. Peel kept him in check ...

... and no man will be in want of a day to ventilate any grievance he may complain of, as Dickens argued on Wednesday, at Drury Lane, should be the case. The speech of our Christmas Caroller on that occasion, by the way, was just what was anticipated that ...

... came into operation on receiving the Royal assent on the 14th ult. The Lost Africah Twiks. —Mr E. T. Smifi, the lessee of Drury lane Theatre, entered Bow street Police Court on Friday shortly after the night charges had been dis; posed of, and somewhat ...