... and Mrs. Kean do not go to America next year, as they originally intended, having entered into aa engagement to appear at Drury -lane. Among the eamensteri who landed at Southampton ow Friday. from America, per Teutonia, was Herr Formes. the celebrated The ...

... without biiiiainsi to light some memorial of its Indent ishabitants. A hovel kind of morning, entertainment has been at Drury Lane f heat re. It is given by a troupe of Ldiputian performers. whose ages range between *even and fourteen, who sing, act, ...

... Strand. It &ppd . 's, that No. 10, in Drury-court, a dingy throughfareleading from St. Mary's Church, in the Strand, up into Drury-lane, is occupied by, family named Reeves, who tenanted the shop on the ground floor and first floor back, and carried on the ...

... Thomas florge , Wilhy, Northruplitombite, . ~ . . bricknlnker. Tehbutt Jonnp, Pnit.Jown-rnaJ, MniJa.hill West. Hitch Abrahim, Drury-lane, glum cutler. Nernum John, Vereobtrert, Chi e.maiket, licenseJ rietualler. Jeliraogs Thomism, Wneolbworth•road, Surrey, ...

... chattier'. There is • talk (says the Atheneum) that among the sights and sounds of neat year will he an English opera at Drury.lane The tire, to combine, it is added, Mademoieelle Tietjeris and Mr. Sims Reeve*. The Queen has been griciously pleased to ...

... in preparing for publication by mews. A. and C. Black. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean are to commence another anoneement at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday, 3rd of February. A e iravan of French painters, headed by GOrome, has left Paris for E.iypt. They have ...

... into the newspapers:— Garrick Club. Cn•ent Garden, Nov. 28. Dear Sir,— I was stripped the other night at the stage door of Drury Lane Theatre by people whom I remember to have seen at the Lyceum under your reign. This Is the first time such an affront was ...

... Royal Covent Garden, and Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Madlle. A. KEMP, the celebrated Contralto, Seconds, Donna, from New York; Miss MARIA TERNAN, the eminent Lyric Actress, Second,, Sophrani, from Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Lyceum ; Mr. J. Te , lresT, Secondo ...

... gentleman. probably train the country, had been enticed into one of the vile brothels lying at the back of Long Acre or Drury Lane ; that he had been there drugged with opium, or rather that an attempt hail been made to drug him, which was only partially ...

... not been equalled for a sing le wor k Scott's beet prices , Mr. a fter a cons iderable run with his Colleen S a wn at Drury Lane Theatre, whither he t a nk r efuge on the occurrence of his dispute with Mr. hie partner at the Adelphi, is preparing another ...

... with a 'init. Mr. B.rueieault io to bring oat a new sensation drama, entitled The Siege of Lockno•, on Monday treat, a t Drury Lane. foe which great are making. Ws. i3ouricault will re-appear on the acessimt alter a lengthened absence. The committee appointed ...

... generally settled. The pro- gramme for 1862-3, so far at present arranged, seems promising. All the theatres will he open, Drury Lane will he opened, under the management of Mr. Falconer, on Boeing Night . . the company will he etrong. ineluding many metnbere ...