... and a very clever yoang lady to boot—paid u a flying farewell visit on Saturday evening, previous to her departure for Drury Lane, where, we understand, she has been engaged to play an important line of business. This young lady will, we hove no doubt ...

... BIZ myself ivelf w o e ut di c t the in first-rate style. You did, certainly, remarked Villiers. The leading man in Drury Lane couldn't have looked or read the part better. Your appearance was splendid. and your acting peewit. Pehaw I You forget ...

... In Loudon, at Covent Gorden Theatre, is MO, sad artablished hie reputation as • dramatic writer. 'Caine was performed at Drury Lane Theatre In 1824, and • William Tell' at the ram theatre in 1828. In these three tragedies Maenad, aged Caw Ormolu, and Waimea ...

... man named Mr liabeney, who lived is the front parloer, bat left some time before, and who since lived in Princess Street, Drury Lane. man forward on Friday evening, but Ire to give his evideoes to prove that thin shoe was hie, and that he had mat it away ...

... once associated with all the triumphs of legitimate acting. Lest night, when Mr Charles Keen commenced his engagement at Drury Lane, the theatre bore an aspect that really reminded one of old times. It is long since we hare seen that apparently pit, those ...

... FIRST APPEARANCE AT DRIIRT LANK. We grate a of the late Mr Bum 1838:— Mr Charles Kama was engaged by the isle Mr Bum, at Drury Lane Theatre, at a salary of £5O per night. On January 8, 1838, be made what was considered his appearance in and the receipts ...

... have the theatrical circuit of Great Britain end Ireland with amazing sneers., concluding with such a merles of ovatiem at Drury Lane as brought their Mar to a most triumphant close. Being prevented by the state of parties in the Slates from proceeding to ...

... and improvident nee; taken a there is not a more prudent and careful Witness the four dramatic inatitutions now in cc—the Drury Lane Fund, the Covent Garden Fund. the Dramatic Sick Fond, this the General Fund and then, to all these monuments of prudence ...

... an= that knows ell the leading poets of Great and irelend did contribute addresses for the occasion of the opening of new Drury Lane Theatre. Of course only one address was eligible • and those poets whose e ff usions had been rej ected, might have published ...

... Hawkey. He travelled from to court throughout St Gila', and at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln's Court, in Drury Lane. In one of the houses in this place he dineovered the woman Andrew., and he oleo traced the child into her possession. After ...

... husband Thome Andrews, and that be ass • baker trade. What be died I Beal in Shetland Genet, Lane. I have in Lincvle Court, Drury Lane, 111 the time I have bad the child. I have only In trouble once all that time. I bad the child on a Weduesday ; of that ...

... between fool sad live o'clock, • woman named Ann King, aged wee found mothered miler of soot, at the hems No 10 Parker Street, Drury Lane, which is in oompotion of a sweep. It appears that on the porevione day the dammed bed visited another woman, and the two ...