... seven o'clock, he saw the pri- soner and a companion pushing violently against gentlemen in the crowd at the pit entrance to Drury Lane Theatre, in Little lussell-street. HIe watched him, and observing some- thing fall from his hand, he told another constable ...

... long memorable in the annals of the English drama, took place on Wednesday evening. Mr. Macready had his parting benefit at Drury-lane, and appeared, for the last time, in the character of Macbeth. The terosi- nation of his career was worthy of its length ...

... stealing a watch, value 51., the property of Robert King, from his person. This robbery was committed at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, on the night of Mr. Macready's fare. well performance. The prisoner and a companion were ob- ,served by two officers ...

... Helen Faucit's engagement at Glasgow has proven most profitable to the management. Mr. Charles Dance has a little comedy at Drury Lane, called A Morning Call ; it will be produced next week. A new five-act play is also in preparation. Mr. Macready has, ...

... vouchsafed to M. Reeves, augur to that gentleman any considerable extest of success. Mr. Emery, the comedian, now performing at Drury-lane, has entered into an engagement with Sir. Webster, of three year's duration, for the HUaymarket and Adelphi Theatres. The ...

... ment with Mr. Webster to join the Haymarket company in May next. The Queen of Spades, a new drama in rehearsal at Drury Lane, is a translation from the French, by M. Bourci- cault. Mrs. Nisbett will represent the Queen. At the Theatre Royal Liverpool ...

... s of the bills, that Mr. R. Romer, the prince of burlesque pantomime actors, has a ticket-night on the Ilth instant, at Drury Lane, when we trust he wvil experience the mot gratifying results, and in the most possible tangible form. Those who witnessed ...

... entertained of him by the management. Ildlie. Mouti, another fresh face, enacted Feneuia with great pantomimic ability. DRURY LANE has been well filled, the attraction of Azael still continuing; and the new play of the i Queen of Spades is likewise ...

... metropolis or the provinces, he mentioned that the assets at present in hand considerably exceeded 6,0001., whereas the Drury Lane Fund, when established for the same number of years, only reached two-thirds of that amount. After some grotesque references ...

... order was sent by a Mr. Lueas, of Manlcle1terl to A .man named James Weare, a coach-plater, lodging at 30 Charles-street, Drury-lane. Weare had been formerly in the employ ot a brother of Mr. Lucas, and the fifteen shiuings had been sent to himl, to provide ...

... to be feared his leg will have to be taken of. Mr. Swift fell, also, but escaped unhurt. Tihe anniversary dinner of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund is fxed for the 2Sth of May. Mrs. Brougharn has entered into an engagement with Mr. Batty for Astley's, ...

... when he was introduced-to the Qaeese. -t-ahppears that Mr. Hales has become the proprietor of the Craven A61a3t Tavern, in Drury-lane; and for some week- past the military have assembled in strong force to-have a look at him and '_take hsis measure,' by ...