... procession was revived in all its glory, but I am told it was not nearly so grand the play from the Fortunes of Xigtl at Drury-lane. There is a newspaper which has devoted some of its columns to the praiseworthy task of making exchanges between ladies ...

... in the premises occupied principally by Messrs, Grieve and Co., the well-known scene painters, situate in Charles-street, Drury-lane, The building was at least 100 feet wide, and three lloors high, and ran as far back the houses in what is termed the Coal-yard ...

... Castle, Wexford, shortly alter nine for the dresses of the Girls of the Period” in the o'clock Thursday mornieg. j pantomime Drury Lane ; but it did not avail her, and The Gazette announces that the ' she had to pay 40s. Mar ...

... that the Pope has determined to spare the lives of Ajoor and Luzzi. It is reported that the Royal Italian Opera season at Drury-lane Theatre will commence in the latter part of April and terminate in Joly. Fresh disturbances in Italy.—Further disturbances ...

... the Act in that case made and provided, for working a dozen of her young ladies over-hours. She pleaded large order from Drury-lane for Girls of the Period.” Mr. Tyrwhitt very properly decided that employers must not work “Girls the Period,” over the period ...

... offer to to America in tbe autna n. Their decision has not yet been promulgated. Mr. Boucicaclt is engaged on a drama for Drury Lane Theatre, which is to combine the domestic, romantic, and spectacnlar elements. The Epoca, of Madrid, says that M. Mon, litely ...

... than the Duchess of Mad—! Ah, well! ptrhaj-3 when Time supplies the silver, the ladies' heads will be worth more.— Fun. Drury Lane Theatre. —At the annual meeting of the proprietors, lately held in the saloon of the theatre, Mr. Arden presiding, the report ...

... fast part of the theatrical and atockbroking town with his magnificent expenditure. began by writing play that succeeded Drury-lane, and then, the strength of supposed fortunate hits the Stock Exchange, still retaining his humble appointment, furnished ...

... in hands, and Hecate conducting them ? hen are suet painful exhibitions cease on our stage This must be pleasant after Drury lane. A Poet’s Relics.“Lamartine employed the same hairdresser for tbe last eighteen years, who carefully preserved all the clippings ...

... thirtysix : Adelphi, Alexandra, Alfred, Amphitheatre, Aatley’s, Bower, Britannia, Cabinet, City of London, Co vent-garden, Drury-lane, East London, Gaiety, Garrick, Globe, Grecian, Hay market, Her Majesty’s, Hoibom, Lyceum, Olympic, Oiiental, Princess’s ...

... had been spent on the liish Church had been given to him, he could Lave made better use of it. Mr. Joseph Irving, late of Drury-lane was passenger the fatal train that lately caught tire its journey to Canada, in which so many were burnt. Mr Ir.ing fortunately ...

... joking, the other half in evading his angry creditors. He was sometimes for hours, even for days, ambushed in the treasury Drury Lane. He seldom answered letters, and very often did not open those he received. He lost receipts, and paid bills twice or three ...