... at her- Majesty's, doomed once move to wait .ly until the next cooling hiis heads and his courage also, I soc atraid, at Drury-lane. It is a disappointment to very many, acud not leakt of all to hinscelf. Happily, ?? hase LSO secured Sir M-ichael Costa ...

... row, Newport-market, was charged (before Mr. Knox) with on Obtaining 2s. from Louisa Bailey, dressmaker, Granby. ie court, Drury-lane, under the pretence that she 'swoald tell her fortune. I The prosecutrix said on Alonday last she went to 2S, to Market-row ...

... interval. e of delay t is brief, and the Easter holidays, tc as they know, will open wide the entrance II for them of both Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The chief Cl source of regret felt in regard to the former is the bewilder- Ingfact that Mr. Santley ...

... Andrew Halliday's dramatisation of Ivanhoe,' to her be called Rebecca, is to be brougvht out with .IPat in splendour at Drury Lane on the 23rd inst. O(n tile ery same night the new SuI'rey Theatre, iu ?? en- Borough, wxill enter ucon a froT career of ...

... And who will r'ece 10 thee id wonder when Rebecca, with the beantifnl Miss fan e - Neilson as heroine, is so popular at Drury-lane ? the 15 On Wednesday, Mr. J. C. Cowper, a very promising Mrt E actor, took the character of Isaae of Yoek., instead of ...

... pantomimes are avlways at Drury-lane and Covent-gardon. c They aro cclebrated for different qualities. Common reputd g says that one is always well-writton, and the other always has good scenery. ' Tom Thnmb, at Drury-lane, is by Mr. E. L. Blanehard ...

... the management of a new house on the closing of the Court Theatre. It is said Mr. Fell wishes to succeed Mr. Chattorton at Drury Lane, Mr. Nation succeeding him at the Holborn. Measrs. D'Arcy and Boss are writing a four-act play fer the NewElephant and Castle ...

... engaged. Though the weater i3: very hot, some of the theatsoe receive a considerable degreelof sapp)& . Nileson'a banefit ati Drury Lane on Tuesday night h1 Faust' conld not have been- sutpassed is eiithusitcnx in any city: in the world; ' The hour re:e ...

... HADIITBO HOIISIL The Company ooueigte of Ten IltarOparailo Aitlates.. c The Moo, Miss VIOEAIT 0 ItOH, a Ohlld:Aotrees, loom Drury-lane Theatre. &o.. &o., will appear at oach jintertalomant. 'lirkats way lie secured at the Bahd?dly, from 11 ?? I v so'clock ...

... agree that thoe rales shonld hav ia very bnlak eenpl=ion, ana-the femalas one, as fair as fair cas be Thepreeent r~nwival at Drury Lane shows soma'; advanee in the matter of ¢Ostume. The PtolemaiG Mu. warriord have-beards of one uniformrpattern, dark- hued ...

... the piece is tolerably successful. AAmy Robsart, Andrew Halliday's dramatic version of Kenilworth, has been revived at Drury Lane, with Miss Wallis as the heroine. ...

... engaged as London corninis- q sioner for the Westerni Morning News. IV Perish the thought, and Rule Britannia! The scene at Drury Lane Theatre on Mon- a day morning last was one which may only a be looked upon once or twice in a life time. Every seat in ...