... same kidney, who had knocked down • fsor.whoeled cab, a broagham, and a hot•rintato can,'' was stopped by the police near Drury lane Theatre. He was 110 drunk that be had been up fast to the by • thick rope. The line hag to be drawct somew herc,and Judy ...

... us. Mr. Herrn. hari Mr. Chucks Warner from engagement to play in the AstoNo the onlookers at the of A Rom ,y• I. re k. at Drury Lane, is a starched and dripper little visit. clothes of horsey cut. He in the jockey of the piece —a real live Newmarket jockeyand ...

... play and mihtyfine acting, and doubtless atplauded In 1746, Garrick, and his would-be rival, Quin, were playing together at Drury lane in Rowe's play of the /Muse& Garrick wsa the haughty, gallant, gay Lotbario, a libertine who, says U. Johnson, with gaiety ...

... RECLAMATION OF CRIMINALS. On Tue.lay the Chrietmas sops per menibirs of the criminal was give* Drury. lane. London, by the St. Christian NI ission. All the guests were convicted pro liars. Mr. Howard Viro cent, director al the criminal investigation ...

... up our Dead ; Now, to briug pelf as building sites, Our Friends do it ituiteud. —Puncl,. A GARDEN IN DRURY-LANE. The dieueed burial-grourd in Drury- lane belonging to the parish of St. Ibirtin's-in- the-Fit lds has been laid out as a garden for the uee ...

... RENTERS' SHARES IN A THEATRE. Two renters share in Drury Lane Theatre were sub ..itted to competition at lb. Coon. house. They were offered in two teparate lot. The pirticulars stated that the shares are held torn period of years fries September. 29. ...

... the new comic opera (nut cocuprded by M. nerve slaptud by Mr. Wm. Heatty-Konsitiin, will be linslueed on • grand wale at Drury Lane immediately after the earl thaa tiewviti. The principal parts will Ice suidainuil by Madame Rose Hersee, Miss Marie Tempest ...

... being elected a pupil of the Academy about the seine time. On leaving the Academy he was engaged as a principal tenor at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, where he met with great success Before he fettled in Al inch ester M r. Burnett appeared occasionally ...

... which eight ladies and gentlemen dance, and play banjos. ifs had an engagenient to produce this piece at the Music flail. Drury lane, and his via. that *in that occasion the defendant induced numerous people by payment of money and beer to conspire with ...

... emotion. In this case tragedy resulted from comedy. A Northamptonshire lady, i Mrs. Fitzherbert, went one Wednesday evening to Drury Lane Theatre to see the Beggar's Opera, a revival of which amusing play was then delighting the town. As soon as Banister, the ...

... thous:man. MA MIA. EDMUND IitIIMILL, of New York (the Delairtians) have been engaged by Mr. Harris for a Special Matinee. at Drury Lane Theatre. on Satuniay aftemiam. the Slat inst.. at 8 o'elock, when they will give their celebrated Lecture.Entertaininent ...

... resumed her wonted peiition at Drury Lane. Mills. Thiene eppearen . :es were relied upon as one of chief elements of success for the past season at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, upon Mr. Mepleson's removal there from Drury-lane; but a painful illness compelled ...