... in the hands of Mr. E. T. Smith, a name which in itself i» a tower of strength, for in his public capacity as Lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, Her Majesty 's Theatre, toe Royal Cremome Gardens, and every place where has catered for the amusement of the million ...

... whose bodies were discovered on the second floor of a house belonging to Mr. Head, linendraper, situate in Blackmoor-strect, Drury-lane, which was destroyed by tire on Thursday night last. The bodies were not discovered until past three in the morning, when ...

... Garden to the Shakspearo Committee fora morning performance; Mr. Falo ner has proposed to give the proceeds of an evening Drury Lane; Mr. Webster has proposed to give an evening at the Adolphi; Mr. Buckstone has offered evening at the Haymarket, and Mr ...

... to be remembered by tho people of this country for ever. The lessees of tho following theatres had promised to aid them: Drury-lane, Ilaymarket, Adelphi, Lyceum, Princess’s, Strand, ’Surrey, and Sadler’s Wells. Several names having been added to the committee ...

... men, and :.s they receive much smaller salaries, the gain to Government is considerable. Preparations are being made at Drury-lane The itre f'** the revival of Shakespeare’s First Pa>t of Henry the Fourth, which is intended to succeed the holiday «nt ...

... Meeting of the Proprietors of Drury-lanb Theatre. —The annual general assemblage of the proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, was recently held in the saloon of the theatre to receive the annual report of the committee, anefr also that of Mr. Marsh ...

... hospital, but died before reaching it. Shocking Accident.—A married woman, named Maigaret Hicks, living at King-street, Drury-lane, London, was dreadfully burnt in consequence of her cloth* s catching fire. While sitting in front of stove she fell asleep ...

... which he gave before His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at the time he was pursuing his studies at Oxford, appeared at Drury Lane Theatre, Monday evening last, as Hotspur in the play of King Henry IV. The llenlm, speaking of this piece says, As Hotspur ...

... the Monument Fund. Some half-dozin of them took place on tho evening of tho and tbe rem finder during the folio*itig k. Drury-lane Theatre had a'ready, con tom plat ion of the celebration, produced with great elabirariun and splendour the first part of ...

... entire cost of the Tenby lifeboat and half that at Walmor. Dramatic College would seem to prospering, pecuniarily. benefit at Drury-lane, where “all the talents” combined, was bumper, and it is now understood that the lato Mr. T. I*. Cooke has loit, under sp* ...

... nothing. Garrick’s pageant,” 1 have already recorded, was obliged by stress of weather to avoid Stratford and cross the boards Drury Lane Theatre instead : but, at all events, it was intended, and good Intention one grade above absolute nonenity. The procession ...

... preceding evening he came from Hampstead, the head-quarters of the regiment, and visited a woman with whom he cohabited in Drury Lane, when, owing to a quarrel that ensued, he took quantity of the poison, sufficient (as the medical officer stated), to kill ...