... this department), and no one who knows who is the proprietor can be surprised at reading there how very superior are the Drury Lane plays, actors, &c., to those of other houses. As you have been giving for some time past the spirit of the Times leaders ...

... Academy of Music, ME. FRANK BODDat Concerts, Hereminent Barytone of the Philharmonic Her Majesty's Theatre, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Gorden, &C. INSTRUMENTALISTS : HERR CARL DEICHNANN, The great Violinist, of the London Philharmonic, and St. Petersburg ...

... claases, by whom this sort of education is moat ne-dcd, then the theatres. The Alhambra could accommodate the audiences or Drury lane and Covent garden added together, or throe of the Ilaymarket, the Adelphi, St. James's, and the Strand. The Metropolitan ...

... impossible that the inquiry should terminate there. It was proposed by Mr. Linklater that Mr. Bodge, wholesale stationer, of Drury lane and Mr. Edward Hart, accountant, of Moorgate-street, should be chosen assignees. He would suggest that Mr. Ward, of the ...

... succeeded in bringing them to London. The men were to have £5 each, and Mr. Thompson and Mr. E. T. Smith (the lessee of Drury Lane, Vauxhall, &c.), were so pleased with the successful issue of the journey, that they made Langham a present of £l5 additional ...

... G. Carroll, aged 76; on the following day the Marquis Dalhousie ; on the 20th Mr. Alfred Bonn, for many years lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and Lientenant-General Willer, aged 71; on the 25th the Earl of Merborough, aged 77 ; on the 26th the Rev. Dr. ...

... was elected in Mr. John Clarke, the well known comedian, has died of consumption. Mr. Clarke first appeared in London at Drury Lane, October 7, 1832, as Fathom in the play of The Hunchback, after some three year.' provincial experience on the stage. ...

... Dr. Cumming seconded tie motion, and in doing so took occasion to demi% the operations of the Brewer's Court Hogged &hod, Drury lane, and shower bow, by the aid of the chardaide, many hungry children bad been fed and many desolate host a bad been sash come ...

... of Music. AND KR. FRANK BODDA, The eminent Baritone of the Philharmonic Concerti., Her Majesty's Theatre, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, lie. INSTRUMENTALISTS : HERR CARL DEICHIANN, The great Violinist, of the London Philharmonic, and St. Petersburg ...

... The Bishop, we presume, is down upon Dr. Drury, for allowing his church to be turned by Brother Iguattue into a sort of Drury Lane. A SHORT WAY WITH SABHATARILNS. — If the Atherton Magistrates, who fined a farmer and his labourers at Leigh for saving ...

... electors, and has the interest of the Duke of Somerset. A GlGAvric Loss—Robert Hales, the giant who keeps a public-house in Drury Lane, London, has (figuratively) passed through the Insolvent Court, for it seems that, on his appearance in the court, the giant ...

... atter the opening of par';iment, • great meeting will be held in London, and we h..er 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. TURNER'S FUN.—Turner's ...