... had opportunities of oliscrving such scenes ; and the chance of finding ene well suited to our purpose, we will make lor Drury Lane, through the nnrrow streets aud dirty courts which divide it from Oxford Street, and the classical spot adjoining the brewery ...

... to their mythological beroe*. There are only two performers now alive who were contemporaries with Garrick in the fiiat Drury- lane Theatre, namely—that excellent trior. Jack Bannister, who first appeared in tragedy; and Mr, Byrno, the celebrated harlequin ...

... peace civilizatiuu of the country may made of them. The masonry will nut rebel against charitable uses. f Taglioju appear at Drury Lane after Easter. to paid £(5,000 lor such a iinrol)cr performances that, is sutd, vrili cost the lessee at ast £l5O night. ...

... et re (rom the couteat. The mgs pass vary fart ol his having particular branch ot labour ,d the transformation scene at Drury lane, ,.trusted to aB land the of the Catholic Council at Balobseiv'ed old * little can- a decree k e redon their lower stems ...

... of soliciting the aid of the officers. She was a great favourite in the country, but think did not make her appearance at Drury lane Ihealie until Janoaiy 31, 1735, as Lydia Languish in the Jiivais. lu Loudon she produced little impression, and her first ...

... celebrated Soli, the whole of the Voice part of The Soldier aired, originally performed by bun in London, Inc 1 hoatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Inganinis Concerts, &0., with enthusiastic ap, P1au.5e. Abke. ; usTiiM bazilCor,” Miss Hamilton, Rossini ...

... dearth better subjects, the discussion the propriety has been all the week without any particular result, except to till Drury Lane. Mr. Chattel ton, the lessee, writes .-ay that has tried produce Shakespeare and the legitimate drama tor six y ...

... the next meeting. A great many members enrolled. [The Plan, t gives the Repeal Meetings held the same dav. Craven’s ad, Drury Lane, for the Lincoln's Inn Fields District; at Rooms, Old Boswell Court ; lor Farringdou District, the Union Arms, Huib Hdl ...

... (terahl Oriffi . Qu.etiy sleeps among his corif>e e% the t liiis'ian Brotliers of Co* k, th**tr little monastic paddock, while Drury Lane trembles the plaudits of Opera, and St. Jatnev’s is thronged nightly to a play f*onded his “tile —The CoUeyia-t. His genios ...

... monstratlon at his expense. Friday evening some of the tolerant Britishers had ••scone” of their own before the curtain at Drury Lane Theatre, thereby giving one of Julllen’s Promenade Concerts least „ e feature of novelty. To what extent the move was carried ...

... patriotic yon lad, is the only victimised individual in the county gaol. Putsic to toe Dogs.”- It is said of Sheridan that when Drury Lane Theatre was burning, and *ll his property being destroyed, be quietly walked into tavern close by, and when reuionstrated ...

... intoxicating liquors. Mr. Cruikshankoften makes his appearance in puhlic temperance meetings. He has Oecn at hxeii-r Hall and Drury Lane. However, is an oia’or, hut he is »o distinguished as artist, that ms presence counted great favor. A public meeting nev ...