... pupils. ROYAL CIRCUS. Originally known as Hernandez Sf Stone's. Proprietor. Mr.T. E. Smith, Lessee of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane.—Manager, Mr. Eaton Stone. Eis respectful!? announced that Mr. E. T. SMITH'S LEVIATHAN COMPANY will ri.it dersfielil the ...

... MOSLEY b«s the honour to announce engagement with the very celebrated Actteia, MISS VANDENHOFF, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Corent Garden, and Haymarket. FO Firs SIGHTS! OW MONDAY EVENING, MAT 21st, 1835, Will be performed ROMEO AND JULIET Romeo ...

... Cwwther, £7OO ha* been paid oeer to the Wellington College from the proceed* of the late amateur dramatic performance of Drury Lane Theatre. ha* been contributed to the fund for Mr. Angus Reach. Guardian Meeting Yesterday.—The usual fortnightly meeting ...

... for administrative reform is assuming more tangible and practical Ibrm. A general meeting, and a most enthusiastic one, in Drury Lane Theatre, and an animated discussion in the House of Commons in one week, arc indicative of its promoters being thoroughly ...

... society for the promotion of administrative reform, since its institution, was held at seven o'clock on Wednesday night, in Drury Lane Theatre. It was very fully attended. Mr. Samuel Mnrlcy presided. The Chairman on opening the proceedings, staled that the ...

... Dunne considered this reply most unsatisfactory. The prirate soldier ought neither to lose not be kept out of his pay. THE DRURY-LANE MEETING. Mr. replied Admiral Berkeley’s charge that the statements he had made the ministratire reform meeting were rirulent ...

... upon the troCord Palmerston commenced by «aying ‘here was not one word truth in what Mr. Layard had sated of him at thc Drury Lane.meetmg, and he wondered that blush had not come over the hon. member when he was making charges which his conscience must ...

... achivements of his own Administration. But after reading Mr. Layard angry lecture, on the severe remarks he had made on him the Drury-lane Theatre, he baffled the party tactics of the Opposition, by accepting their amendment, and virtually justified and vindicated ...

... think have heard that before, that powerful demonstration of political sixes-and-sevens. We know without any teaching from Drury Lane, that the bill of 1833 was only a sorry instalment—that Parliament is still unreforme —that jobbery and favouritism direct ...

... SPEECH OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. The eecond meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held on Wednesday evening, in Drury Lane Theatre. The attendance was much less than the previous meeting, in the body of the house, hut the stage was fully occupied ...

... that the widow of the late Sir Molesworth was once ou the stage. In the year 1827 she played Lucy Bertram in Guy Mannering” Drury-lane, and was deemed hit.” Her London career on the stage did not, however, exceed a month. A to Ministers Religion. —There are ...

... Wensleydale, of Wensleydale, Yorkshire. The learned Baron on Saturday formally resigned his judgeship. Mr. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has declined to allow Mr. Frank Matthews, Mr. Charles Mathews, and Mr. Robert Roxby, to perform Windsor Castle ...