... engaged at Drury-lane, where she appeared as Lydia ^(Langiiols, on Oct. 4 of that year. Mrs. Orger's success in that character at once placed her in a respectable position on the London stage, and lshe continued to perform regularily at Drury- lane till 1881 ...

... consequence -of'hostile tenoir of the speech of the American President towards France-thev closed at 92.-New comedy produced at Drury, lane Saturday, intitled The King's Seal, founded ott an in- cident in the life of HIenri Qetate, who is made acquainted with ...

... on af- forded by [uch a Comnany, we have been indulged by Mr. Thornton with a -Shiit from our favourite Ban- nitler, of Drury Lane Theatre, and that incompa. rable adlor Mafter Betty, juftly termed the Voung Rofcius, whofe uncolslson merits drew the moit ...

... complaining of the managers of the theatres rofusiug admittance at the end of tbe third act of a play for half prine ; and at Drury Lane Theatre, in the evening, upon drawing up the curtain, when Xessrs. Obrien and. Holland began the play, they were interrupted; ...

... Friday night, and with so much ability; that he is likely often to repeat ?? Stephens made liar dehid for the season at Drury Lane, Saturday, and was receivedl with the usual ?? company of comedians eomlnence(1 theatrical performances at Aylesbury Monday ...

... the well-known c co~edian, died on Saturday night, at the age of 72. In Mareblast, soon after the performance given at Drury- lane for his benefit, his health gave way, and soine weekc6 ago All hopes of his recovery were abandoned. Mr. Comp. b ton had ...

... present Duke, now married to Col. O'Reilley; and 3. Sueamnah Stephanie, married to young Duke Wednesday last. is -Lessee of Drury Lane Theatre has announced intention from this day to reduce his prices to same scale as Covent Garden.- Sunday, at suenrise ...

... put up in five lots, and fetched about fixteen. guitneas a coqple. Several of the hunters alfo fetched a good price. The Drury Lane Company, with the addition oF I a few performers belonging to Mr. Arnold's fum- rner corps, began their operations for the ...

... is to embark for America. Y Mr. Aftley, fenior, is at prefent bttftly ?? in . erefting a new Theatre in the vicinity of Drury Lane, the principal entrances to which- will be frotm New- caftle Street, and thie wieft end of Wych Street. HIe 1i has takets ...

... country banks. A meetipg of the creditors of Mr. Elliston, now in the lules of the King's Bench, was held on Saturday at Drury Lane Theatre. His debts are said to amount to between 80,0001. and 90,0001. A letter of license for- six y'cnrs was proposed; ...

... the throe teeth put in, Tnic COLLES B. AwN-The feud between Mr. Benjamin Webster, of the Adelphi, and Air. moucicault, of Drury Lane, continues to rage with unabated vigor, and it is stated that, in addition to the legal proceedings now pending, Ar. Webster ...

... from Paddington terminus at quarter to 7 ?? of Kent arrived at Clarence House from Froguiore Lodge, and in evening honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence-her Royal Highness attended divine service Sunday in Chapel Royal, Saint Janes's.-Understood her ...