... for the prosecution; and Mr. W. EawiK s defa co the ?? Eadglly, a publican - of business, said that he reiided at 0No.t Drury 'Lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly aft,' three O'clock, he Was Passing along Backside, whea to saw the prisoner coming towards ...

... the Tamar to play at the coronation of Queen Victoria. For ai considerable perio3 he was the prinei- pal violoncelliet at Drury Lane Theatre, and while there he arrote the song MAfeeting for Madamo Maalibran. Heleft England in 1859. with tho object of ...

... years, has been written on the last page of twelve pantomime books this winter, the collaborator of !Mr. Arthur Collins at Drury Lane being responsible for the latest edi- tions of Aladdil, Puss in Boots, is The Forty Thieves, and many other old ...

... the last night but one of her singing in the Machester, previous to entering upon an engagement at the his Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; there is little doubt that she will prove a considerable attraction. to of Nelson, by Mr. Delavanti. Mr. Banks was quite ...

... seems to be the great source of theatrical support the in in London. Besides the two great houses, Covent Garden WI ke and Drury Lane, it is also reigning supreme at the Surrey he ogand St. James's Theatres. eve er. Jullien has given upwards of 200 concerts ...

... eventually he settled down at the Grecian Theatre, where he played for a number of years in melodrama. He also acted at Drury Lane, the Surrey, and Britannia theatres. During this time he wrote several plays and also one pantomime, The Babes in the ...

... of the Eng-lish Church at Bangor Isycood, near Chester; the Rev. Courthorpe Todd head taken charge of Whitfield Church, Drury- lane. London; the Rlov.Thomas :Macnoe. of Wester Par- dolvan U. P. Churvch, has been appointed to service in Jamaica by the Foreien ...

... te went up .to London from Canmbridge University bent on winning , 3 awerunder somewhaseemstnic coditions Heweillt I to Drury Lane Theatre, had an interview Nvith Mr. 3Augustus Hlsrris, and succeeded in borrowing from ,him a couple of sandwicls moss's ...

... did not understand, and that to the pothonse, which could be possessed for rid. The Rev, C. Coldweli, St. John's Church, Drury Lane, said the Church of England had been much misrepresented on this question, through the individual opinions of bishops and ...

... acclaimed with stentorian shouts and si4 showers of nosegays. Covent Garden closes for the en th season on Saturday, but Drury Lane will remain open t for some time longer, and Mr. Mapleson promiees, Sa somewhat late in the day, to produce for the first ...

... s.-Mr. C. Kemble will open Covent Garden on the 4th of September, and pacready wil, no doubt, icc consequence also open Drury Lane un-t uisually early. He has engaged Mr. and Mrs. C. th Malbews at £60 per week. It is intimated that Mr. tr: and Mrs. Charles ...

... Professor TAYLOr, the Rev. EDWARD W . BIOKERSTETH, &c. assembled in Wyld Court, Great P( Wyld-street, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, for I the purpose of inspecting it previous to certain altera. it tions which are forthwith to be commenced. It was a curious ...