... Leeds Magistrates cummilted • convicted fortune-teller to prison three month+. as a rogue and a vagabond. A new leave of Drury Lane Tinware bas been gratified to Mr E T. Smith for a bad of seven rear. and ei:ht mnnlh• from the prevent time, at • rent of ...

... John Kemble's acting being its principal merits—and, for the further delectation of theatrical readers, have said that at Drury Lane that night were performed the Marriage Pro-' mix• (Lethe is a brave river) and Fortune's Frolic (which survives). and ...

... *UmMilroy,. Mr fame A. Van Aneburgh. the ones ►iea of Drury Lane Theatre, who made his triumphal entry into London, drivin , .; singlehanded a team of Metre home, some t►irty years ago, Iliad on the 39th ult. To One of the latest fashions which have ...

... years old, with flaxen hair and Wee eyes—l think she most hare berm the king's child stolen away by the gipity woman of Drury lane—was carried every night to the theatre in a black worsted shawl, neetled to a warm female brenit, like a tender babe as ...

... gymnasts, while no theatrical manager venture to place the plays of Shakorpere on his boards? Mr F. B. ehatterton, of the Drury Lane Theatre, has said that Shakspere spells ruin, n Byron bankruptcy. I cannot wonder that Byron does spell bankruptcy. but ...

... amusing stores of that oildiee, of his friends rival., which kis am eery naturally there other theatrical traditions to which Drury Lane and *ovent Garden have already led us —From remelts 'Old and New Loudon.' MA% %VMS. Men hays insole their fortunes before ...

... to the number of ahoeit one hundred and fifty served with a substantial supper at the Mission Chapel. Little Wild Street, Drury Lane. Fiddler Jose ha., with the aid of some sympathising friends, recently extended his labours amongst a class who, from their ...

... clubs who piaseorthy emphatic asmouiceiment has been here competed on the Leh during the se, on. made by the Manager of Drury Lane Theatre, I to ' Tatum „jr thou reported es wider :-- lb. effect shit the sale of progsammee is is fatten Trout iota r.a ...

... that you and I have the mining together ? The young people, he added, can go to the theatre. There's a capital thing at Drury-lane just aow Icm watched Axon's easy assumption with a grave face ; he was growing perplexed and troubled. lie could do nothing ...

... forbade a/ my snore ticket. Mr Cumberland and Mist Mrs am bees limited h. perform in a . 7 at Munich. which i. lamer Mao tM Drury Lane. It i. sally Mat draw &whetters en as Urge at serarml by Mr Mr Cumberland and Ni.. Phyllis whit Aims on Morning evening ...

... The anima. which, is full of humour. path..,. and interest of the mut sensational chancier, in •tatel to 11w greaten the Drury Lane an•- mone. The °morons. has been selected, is a very t•kattnl one. while the piece sill he staged in a manner seldom nen ...

... itAbery. nen the eater. of hie en memento. inold Only &NOM 4. sm., prefonsanos is %Ilia of his latest nature. the great Drury Lane drama, entitle! •• Natant Junking and thirties. &whew. which in the Town Mall on Wegsfeday one haw calculated os a two ...