... for Covent Garden Theatre for twelve nights at fifty guineas a night and a &Jeer benefit; while he agreed to perform at Drury Lane on the intervening nights. In 1803 young Betty got from to £lOO per night. The last time he appeared on the stage was at ...

... an epidemis, who could bear personal wlto to the efleacy of the medicine. A muse of Shakeperean performances ban given at Drury Lane. On Monday, The Merry of Windeor was produced the benefit of Mr. Anderson. who Pland Ilkji Mr. Creewiek, for ha ba.dt ...

... heard the story of a I young man, fresh from the country, who, wanting to see all the London lions, went to the door of Drury Lane. He asked of the doorkeeper if he could get a comfortable seat. He, in the way of his business told him to come on, using ...

... tell your 'tor. I respondent that I have often gone to the Lyceum, the Strand, the Vaideville, the adelphi, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and many other London and Provincial theatres without being accosted, and without even seeing women of this class, either ...

... the Papacy. Ka. AND POLITICAL Tax Northern Whig says :—lt is certainly uot the fact that those who witnessed the play in Drury Lane Theatre imagined that they were expressing any opinion on the pro. piety of releasing the Fenian prisoners Mr. Beacicault ...

... in g to reach England, but larighed, and said they had no fear. rehearsals of Richard the Third commenced en Monday at Drury Lane. In the Battle of Bosworth there will be 300 or 400 persons on the stage. hundred miners sre out on strike at the kfillbroot ...

... There is no foundation for the report that the Baronets Burdett-Costts had made arrangements for securing the lease of Drury Lane Theatre. A passenger on board the steamer North Western on her from Ardrosput to Belfast, was washed overboard on Monday ...

... Family being in a serious mood. Yet they must have been in a very serious mood last night. for they oompelled the lessee of Drury Lane Theatee to close the doors .wing to their refusal to play for reduced salaries. Of course, one has no means of forming an ...

... As You Like it. As giving some idea of the lottery of theatrical management, it may be mentioned that Mr. Chatterton, of Drury Lane, lost £3.1100 over the recent production of A Winter's Tale, while the week's run just ended of the pantomime yielded ...

... commedian lately became afflicted with consumption, and his death been remarkably sudden. Ile first appeared in London at Drury Lane, October 7, 1832, as Fathom in the play of The Hunchback, after some three years' provincial experience of the stage. Tun ...

... old stock [nee, by no means familiar to the present pneratiou of playgoers, entitled High Life Below Stens, produced at Drury Lane Theatre considerably over a century ago. The principal character+ receive satisfactoi7 treatment (torn Miss Button, Alia ...

... 2s. 6d. an ounce for the silver, but they would not accept it. They went out again and brought in Stone, the barber, from Drury-lane, who gave them 3. an ounce for it. He brought scales and weights and weighed it in my cellar, and it fetched odd. I went ...