... engagement stars'' wbo have made a world-wide reputation. Within the last few months, our readers know, Mr. Brooke who rescued Drury Lane from obscurity and empty benches, made his appearance before a Pottery audience, and, Mr. Daveninirt, who has won gol ...

... Benefit of Mr. C. Dillon, and positively their last appearance, the celebrated Tragedy (as retely played at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,) of Brutus ; or, the Fall of Tarquin. Brutus,Mr. C. Dillon. To conclude with Shakespeare's admired Comedy, compressed ...

... AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT. HERNANDEZ, STONE, & NEWSOME'S CIRCUS, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London.) MORNING PERFORMANCE AT TWO O'CLOCK. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT HALF-PAST SEVEN. CIRCUS, AND PORTABLE ELEGANT AMPHITHEATRE, with powerful ...

... Surrey, f p div. of lid., on Thursday next, and the s, at Mr. Stansfeld's, BasinghaU-street. R. George, Parker-street, Drury-lane, stage —final div. of I|d., on Thursday next, lowing Thursdays, at Mr. Stansfeld's, T. Ballinger, Biirmingham, Id., any ...

... do they Oh, East Smifful I think it is-a HammiU: Were you robbed at the place ? l boy; pay back (roars of laughter). W e Drury-lane Theatre,-but afore we went in we wet Isffered to treat them up aloft (the g»» et ' ]> U nat'ral like, they did'nt know the ...

... DOWNWARDS, as performed A'v! of her Majesty, before his Royal Highness ''y, 'at ert of * les &«•» &c -. a»fl the Royal *U« c ' Drury-lane Theatre, with unbounded of the Marquee will be erected an elegant of 'ti,i ■ , n S> feet high. The AntipcMean will *L?hanit ...

... performed the command her Majesty, before his Royal Highness I'rince Albert, Priuce of Wales, &c, &c., and the Royal Family, rft Drury-lane Theatre, with unbounded applause. j£j,r . the centre of the Marquee will be erected an elegant Marble Ceiling, feet high ...

... the charge, replied, Not a hap'orth, sir. John Broome, the pugilist, who cut his throat the Wrekin Tavern, Broad-cornt, Drury-lane r London, on Thursday week, had been drinking very deeply latterly- Mr. Tite, of tne Administrative Reform movement, is ...

... quantity of stock coming to town the South-Eastern South-Western Railways is comparatively small. On Thursday evening, Drury-lane Theatre was crowded every part members and friends of tho Administrative Reform Association. The admission was ticket. The ...

... few words in answer to a charge which had been brought against him by the hon. member (Mr. Layard) the recent meeting at Drury-lane Theatre, and he would first say that many person's had been represented as being there who were not at the meeting at all ...

... censured Mr. Lindsay for statements which the latter had made against Government management, a short time previously, at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Lindsay subsequently reiterated some his charges in a letter in the Times; and repeated more of them at the ...

... are;mine. ' andii^ e b to Englan treat with his prize Jb ith the les& and their arrival, Mr. Thompsont ana . clefeada] of Drury-lane, .ffi^ n g himself to be entith £15 additional, and^ *f • t to the defendar to his share, or action for the recovery ...