... Aldaman Sir G. Carroll, aged 76; on the following day the Marquis ; on the 20th Mr. Alfred Bunn, for many yaws leave of Drury Lane Theatre, and Lieutenan Willis, Nod 71; on the 25th the Earl of Merborough, aged 77; on the 26th the Rev. Dr. Thompson, rector ...

... among themselves. Therefore, let us again start on our evening rambles, and this, time let us ramble in the direction of Drury Lane, which although so near to the resort of all the wealth, beauty and fashion of the 'great metropolis at the Royal Italian ...

... Into the apartment, sad In csrryl.g 011 a box containing lour 20f. pieces, a gold brooch, a ring, and two pine. The rent of Drury Lane Theatre, in Loon, is now 4,6001 per annum, Instead of 4, 00 which it has hitherto been. The Brad ford °Weever claims foe ...

... to risk the remainder and secure the New Place by private contract. _ In the meanwhile Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury•lane Theatre, had his eye on the estate, with an equal determination that the public should not be deprived of this grand relic ...

... slave. When the trick was found oat, he narrowly escaped I) aching. During the performance of Much Ado About Nothing, at Drury Lane Theatre, London, lass week, • mistake occurred which probably would have destroyed the acting of less talented actors than ...

... Nilo York Illustrated News, relates in a recent letter the following anecdote :— Mr. Lewis, who hes been connected with Drury Lane for many years, told me a characteristic anecdote of Edmund Kean, which has never appeared in print, mad which you shall ...

... amuaement abound in Melbourne and other part.s of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a building as large as that of our Drury Lane, and there are the familiar Princess's stud Astley's, the latter with its circus and equemtrian feats, and totem!, moreover ...

... and broker, Whitley. villas, Caledunnin-road, Isilngto, of Yeachureh-street. Londoa. — e - harles Webb, general salesman. Drury-lane, and Cbrispstreet. Pop • lar London _ . _ . Sunons. lamp dealer and Italian warehonaeman, Norgate-atreet, London. and Birmingham ...

... no performance. 'stout/Amen' of the oocupants of carriages and other vehicles In front of her Molest;lN Caveatgard.a, and Drury-lane theatres was at finding the theatres closed. Mamma the exhibitions not under the mend of the Lord Chamberlain which manifested ...

... a refreshment room. Before this he asked. me if I was s foreigner. On my telling his what I wan, he invited me to g? to Drury-lane, and to the refreehment-room which is opposite the theatre. Some gingeybeer wan called tor, when anothermau who is not now ...

... oomequencee of the lamented decease of her lad Royal Highness the Dachas of Kent, Her Aunty% Theatre would not be opened—Drury Lane Thesis*, and the Alhambra, under the same management, beim all the while opened. It now turns out, se expected, that E. ...

... police, and a few days ago—so the story goes—the child was found in a wretched apartment in one f the courts that abound in Drury-lane, covered with filth and in a deplorable state. It is alleged that the chain of evidence, identifying this child with the ...