... young Awedfan singer, Mdlle. Venetia, who had been announced to appear previously, was reserved for horde/121in Marta, at Drury Lane in the evening, and consequently the only new feature that had been premised was wanting. On the other hand, the audience ...

... been turned into a theatre, and a very handsome and extensive one it is. It is of about the same dimensions as the stage of Drury Lane, and was designed by Messrs. Grieve and Sons. The opening of the proscenium is 36 feet, height 37 feet, depth of stage 32 ...

... testimonial. PICKING A POLICEMAN'S POCKET.—AS the Bientford Police Court on Wednesday, Benjamin Lowe, a lad from the vicinity of Drury-lane, was charged with attempting to pick pockets at the Fair, on Tuesday night.—Detective William Sergeant raid at a quarter ...

... by the race for Doggett's Coat and Badge. No less than 160 years ago, when G orge I. ascended the throne, a comedian of Drury-lane—a min cf r.osition ou the boards of t ofe days—showed his testator aquatics and his loyAlty for the Rouse of Hanover by ...

... thin' aards will be sold. ficzooL Room, Wlrrminstwa itoan.—On Thursday evening, the lOth inst., Mr. S. Gregory, late of Drury Lane Theatre, and now, we believe, a member of Dr. Brock's church. delivered a most amusing and instructive lecture entitled ...

... uees next pub lupe and sAT , AY, AUGUST 23 1,.19 TTTLL tows ° A CaNeelLeo Cmeque.. Amite woman, who gave an address sra, Drury Lane, and James° Jame., Stull, Notting Hill, were charged on lord with attempting to obtain 5 by pre. ems vo:it ie hle;i f i ...

... described as • dull locking. poorly-clad person ; and his own story is that he met Emma Jackson in • public - house near Drury-lane, in the summer of 1863 ; that, after drinking with her, be persuaded her to acoompsny him to his rooms in Georgastreet, ...

... (emphatically) Oh ! Greek was prawns bard r reported to have once fallen into • coal-mew on his way home after a good supper at Drury-lane ; and his abuse of the vendor for not keeping a light at his cellar-door wee warmly retorted by the wife. Hang it, cried ...

... Beaconsfield Disraeli is going to stand for the West-end of London at the rneral election. Mr. Harris, the manager of Drury-lane, is said to have engaged for the representation of La Fills de Madame divot, 100 of the prettiest girls in the metro polio ...

... Sadler■ Wells • present which one of her grand(laughter. received from Mra. Charles Bean. It imagist. of • complete model of Drury-lane stage, made by order of Edmund Kean for hie so• rla s when the latter was • little child. The scenery is by Stanfield and ...

... burleeques or fairy extravaganzas one of the first of which, entitled Amarosa, King of , Little Britain, was produced at Drury-lane Theatre in May, 1818. He also was the author of the libretto for Weber's opera, Oberon. His works for the stage number ...

... he had not intended to hurt her. He took her and their baby, aged five months, to her sister's house in the Coal-yard, Drury - lane, where she was seen by a doctor, who pronounced her to be in great danger. She appeared to be apprehensive of a fatal result ...