... synagogue of Satan. Mr Home had first of all written a play entitled Agin, which he submitted to iDavid Garrick, manager of Drury Lane Theatre, London, but which was reject ed . Not despairing of sucness, he composed another tragedy of a more popular character ...

... footing and fell. Two wheels passed over his body. Death was almost instantaneous. --- THE CELEBRATED IR PANTOYI3II.. For the Drury Lane pantomime next Christmas, Mr Alfred Thompson is already designing in New York a set of costumes for three hundred ladies ...

... a large and distinguished party, were present on Saturday night to witness the second performance of Massenet's opera at Drury Lane, London. The performance was again a most complete succeu, hundreds of people being unable to obtain admission. The completeness ...

... who, however, escaped unhurt. FATAL Fitts IN LONDON.—Fire broke out early on Friday morning at No. 4 White Donee Yard, Drury Lane, London, in a portion of the premises occupied by Mrs Crisp, 60 years of age. fhe firemen soon subdued the flames, but on ...

... never held it prudent to show his hand too openly. They commenced on Monday night, as they knew, with Human Nature, that Drury Lane success ; and Mr Augustus Harris was coming down from London to personally superintend the work. (Applause.) He (Mr Beryl) ...

... s proclaimed at Edinburgh on September 18th, and the drat public hearing of what has now beams our Radom' Anthem was at Drury Lane twelve days later. The tune of God Save the King was a favourite with several of the great composers. Weber introduced ...

... Efforts hays hew made to Lowest the play with as English dress, sad • make of this kind by • Richard Tickle was brought eat at Drury Lane in 1781, but it does not engager to have met with much success. The Gentle Shepherd has long enjoyed a special popularity ...

... enough for a real demonstration of the people. The biggest places are theatres like the Haymarket. or Covent Garden, or Drury Lane, or the Princess', or St James' Hall, but besides being inadequate, they cannot be hired, if they can be hired at all, except ...

... Garrick, don't you know me? I do not, replied the actor. Strange, said the tattered man, we acted together at the Drury Lane Theatre. Impossible, replied Garrick; in what play 1 In 'Hamlet.' I took the part of the cock, and crowed three times ...

... Saturday, when Mr M'Pherson and Mr M`Dugall, Edinburgh, and the district pilgrims Todd and Paterson were present. Ax actor at Drury Lane Theatre caned one of his critics there last Saturday night. ...

... IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT MR HENRY TALBOT, The Eminent and Favourite Scotch Tragedian, of Drury Lane, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Provincial, Australian, American, and New Zealand Theatres, Supported MR ALARIC BURTON, Clever Actor, Author, and Musical Composer ...

... country is pouring its flood of silver light on broad, dewy tialaa and into solemn n nods, shines down just as placidly on Drury Lane, with its knots of quarrelling women and brawling men ; on little child' en, worse than homeless, fighting amongst the cabbage ...