... juisoellancouss intelligence. M. JuLtEN has taken Drury Lane Theatre—and is engaged in securing all available talents for his first operatic season. Among the corps operatique we discover the names of Giovanni, Reeve, Whitworth, and Madam Viadott Garcia ...

... Times states that no fewer than 1,200 of the London police were at our time sick of influenza. M. Jul lien has again opened Drury Lane Theatre with an openttie oompany, and everything seems to pre. aiise him a proti•able The average income of the teathers ...

... been some tint- pending. Mr. Peacock, in snlipert of the demurrer, said the defendant lia.l engaged to sing 20 times at Drury-lane Tines-re, either between the sth of June and the 21st of July. IS-11, or between the 30th September, and the 15th of of ...

... —James Wallbank, Stockport, currier.—Charles rbett Wilson, Daventry, Northamptonshire, scrivener.— Charles Thomas Wood, Drury-lane, licensed victualler. BA VKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—W. Evans, Piccadilly, linesdraler. _ _ From Fridays Gazette. BANK iturrs.—Josepli ...

... —William Maunder, Peel Place, Kensington Gravel Pits, baker.—William Henry Norman, Adam's Place, King's Road, Chelsea, and Drury Lane, baker.—William Clark Wright, late of Norland-street, Notting Hill, now a prisoner in the Queen's Prison, shipowner.—Wli- ...

... said to he between £9,000 and £lO,OOO, and his assets nil. His difficulties are attributed to his bringing out the opera at Drury Lane Theatre. M. Jublen, before making himself a bankrupt, offered hie creditors £1,500 per annum out of his future earnings ...

... actors. They not only occupied the Italian Opera and St. James's, but had crowded the patent theatres, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, to exclusion of the petitioners.—Lord Beaumont said the petitions were conceived in a most illiberal spirit ; because the ...

... express its opinion on the contemplated of Repeaters. DRURY LANE THEATRE-M. JULLIEN AND MR. MACREADY. The following correspondence has been made public : Sir,—Last August, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane was let to M. Jullien. His flint step was to seek Mr ...

... with . this attempt to drive the French performers the boards of Drury-lane Theatre :—C. George and H. Harr-horn were charged with attempting to create a riot and disturbance at Drury-lane Theatre on Monday night, anal to prevent the performance of a French ...

... are annually raised, being 31.000,000 of cubic yards. The Spitalfields Ball went off most brilliantly on Friday night at Drury Lane Theatre. The costumes of the visitors, who were about 3,000 in numbir, were almost entirely British, and mostly military ...

... his liabilities as less of Drury-lane Theatre, the amoata being put down at .e 13,050 Os. 10d. Among the creditors to the amount of C 12,234 who are unsecured, are the following:— The band (per Mr. Thomson, director of Drury-lane Theatre), £741 ; Miss Birch ...

... ASSEMBLY ROOMS, SWANSEA. TEMPLETOZCS MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. mlt. TEMPLETON Cute of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, and recently arrived from America), has honour to /111110U1103 UWE lie will visit SWANSEA (for the first time) on On ...