... take your children and those of your sons and daughters to the entertainment provided for their special amusement, say at Drury Lane ; though, I doubt not, most of the rival eatabludiments would delight them to their heart's content. Indeed, where all are ...

... of amusement abound in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a building as large as that of our Drury Lane, and there are the familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with its circus and equestrian feats, and noted, moreover ...

... g when W 6 • know than it is being acted at two theatres at once, and • each with a portion of the original actors. At Drury• lane, where Boucicanit has taken his stand, we have in.;; - 'deed a curious medley ; after having . been treated with the of ...

... vocal Patti-aerie. GREAT THEATRICAL SENSATION.—(A Prophecy.)— The French version of the Battle of Waterloo' is produced at Drury Lane, and meets with the greatest success. We need not say it is brought out as a burlesque, and is received throughout with ...

... Some improvement in this respect is imperatively demanded. I have a hazy remembrance of Mr. E. T. Smith, then manager of Drury Lane Theatre, disobeying the command of the Queen with respect to the Windsor theatrical*. If I remember rightly, her Majesty ...

... utter the opening of parliament, a great meeting will be held In London, and we titer that efforts have been made to obtain Drury Lane Theatre for the purpose. Mr. G. J. Horn has been appointed financial agent to the London Auxiliary. Traxes:s FUN.—Turner's ...

... largely in the popularity enjoyed by his compatriot, Mr. Owens. Messrs. Falconer and Chattnton advertise the opening of Drury lane on the 23d, when Macbeth and the Mask of Comes will be reproduced. Mr. Fechter, who has been making • most lucrative ...

... celebrity, until lately to be seen behind the bar of Mr. Robert Hales, Norfolk Giant, and landlord of the Craven Head, Drury Lane, London, to recover lOs.; £8 being balance of wages due, and the remaining £2los. a month's wages, in lieu of a month's ...

... write a new play for the occasion. The same author is also engaged on a comedy for Miss Gougenheim, and a new piece for Drury Lane. Surely there is some latent irony here. Write a new play! Can any one write an old our? At all events, one can get ...

... trophy wee ;weaseled from the Chine.° war la the shape of • flag or reedited captured at Pankw. Mr. E. I'. Smith, lame of Drury Lane Theatre. London, sad the Alimmbra. Moles to the Rey. Mr. Rutherford that his aim was to promote correct religious fieling ...

... old familiar faces to your humble servant, all unknown to fame and the public. Sir Joseph Paxton, Mr. E. T. Smith of Drury Lane and the Sunday Tina's, and the jocose John Parry, too, were there. The actors of course came out in tremendous force—Phelps ...

... all this. Iced drink., a penny is the purport of a large placard in the front of one of the new coffee palaces its Drury. lane. I, as a lover of temperance reform, enter and taste the fruit beverages thus provided by the assiety of which Lord Canna ...