... of the list of patrons. 1 , Impersonations of Shakespeare's celebrated cha! meters are as varied as they are numerous. At Drury Lane, Signor Roasi is the latest as Romeo to Mille. Catano's Juliet. Signor Rossi's performance deserves the highest praise, ...

... thousand years to learn. Th. skill b road batrlng been damage`i day begot soundings to the south of Cape Clear, but arriving at Drury lane in time for the Christmas and he enuld .L n n ot see On the 9th pan . omime. tif our commanders, the power - of abridging ...

... n w te i ree ll Tin e ; ' are free to go where they please. If R uss i a did not ' The result of the Compton benefit at Drury Lane it believe us, that would be her aff a i r , an d would simply Cap. altogether unprecedented in stage annals. In the Cflf ...

... entitled Lend me Five Shillings, In which it will be remembered that he represented Mr. Golightly at the Compton benefit at Drury lane some months ago. The university which the Russian Government has for some time been intending to found in Siberia will be ...

... Mr. Lumley, Mr. Maples., and Mr. Chat fee., availed thiemoselles of her services, both , at Her Majesty's Theatre and at Drury Lane Theatre. It was Madame Jollies who. after hearing Mdlle. Tiet jells in Vienna, suggested her engagement for London to Mr ...

... shori • church. When she Madame Trobelli. Mr. Mapleson, anal o' it • •••• .. and M., la or had begged her to pray nt the Drury Lane troop-, will go as n, . • .. ,1 .• • , been that when Tli his Mains to run her health for a few _ or her skin would ...

... and 2s. 6d. each; by the stated. This famous actress, once well at v t and Victoria-stieet, Wolverhampton. Agents High- Drury Lane, was a mistress of the of t re .,Z ill ,,,,li g ,u, seyde and Walker, Chemists, and Mr. Clarence (William IV.) for many ...

... has not been spared to witness. A Awscnoirs. The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, speaking at the opening of a new mission chapel near Drury lane, said he remembered one Sunday evening, whilst preaching to a crowded congregation, saying, There is a man in the gallery ...

... for sea, on the 28th inst. Vice-Chancellor MaIM last week refused an up. plioation made by Mr. Chetterton, the 'lessee of Drury Lane, the Princess', and Adelphi Theatres, to resecc,, Mr. Jeffereon from acting elsewhere than the Prin. ceasllheatre, or otherwise ...

... explosion bang hawked about A . special sermon on expiation was preached to an messemse congregso ties in Wildortreet Chapel, Drury-lane, by the Res. Sfr. Hatton in the Friday, the 30th inst., hss been fixed for conferring the freedom of the burgh of Rothesay ...