... gossip, and critiques on the newest English plays, while tho history of the Meiningcn actors now attracting attention at Drury Lane Theatre, is to be found fully sketched. The stories about the old houses of the metropolis revives mach that might soon ...

... soya, Strand Theatres, London), by Mesa SOPHIE (EWEN (The Celebrated Prima Donna), Miss ANNE HOWE (of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, London, and Theatre-Royal, Liverpool), will make their Appearance in the Thrilling Drama CRIME; •ND Byron's most Successful ...

... greup—who had slept under the piazza at Covent Garden. Two had crouched together in a ball-finished sewer. The shutter-box at Drury Lane Theatre had been the bed on which another slept. Of costume there was every variety. Some were in tatters from bead to foot ...

... reason, had been laid aside for five years. It was brought out last seasor under Mr Maplemon's energetic management at Drury Lane, but the dozens of Traviatas and Marta' who have appeared and disappeared within the past few years have elbowed poor Ninetta ...

... result has just induced au extension of the movement in a quarter where, if anywhere, it is needed. Around Clare Market and Drury Lane there is a dense population, whose poverty seems only to be measured by its drunkennea• The medical staff of the adjoining ...

... that most of the Ralph. in H.M.S. Pinafore should be called Singhed the Sailor. Mr George Rignold is about to appear et Drury Lane as Henry V., supported by Mr Harcourt as thelleratd. Nina Sontag, a younger sister of the celebrated opera singer, cued ...

... r in the Edinburgh Theatre Royal, and on hie removal to London, continued for many years the pticalpal easse-painter in Drury Lane Theatre. His first large picture, Wreckers off Fort Bosse, was exhibited at the British loatito• slob in 1827. In the ...

... and their families are being built at Montronge by express command of the Empress. A was set upon by • mob of ruffians is Drury Lane, London, on Saturday night, and so seriously injured that he died on Tuesday morning. -•• Tea American Government is repairing ...

... d nOM•00. son Pf 10s, b. for lam J •'HUNAN NATURE• AT THE THEATRE•KOYAL This work of btaw. Pettit and Mmd., which has in Drury Lane, twat with • gird reception et the Theatne.Ruyal last night, rape: Mil, from upper circle. It is a ' dean, which the meaty ...

... appears on Garrick, which must be interesting to a certain edam of readers. It consists of a minute description of Old Drury Lane in the famous- days of Ganick. Decidedly the best paper is on Percy Bysshe Shelley. The author pets before us in a clear ...

... Cavendish, the Hon. Mortimer Sackville West, and Lieutenant Haig, went to London yesterday and honoured the performance at Drury Lane with their presence. Their Royal Highnesses returned to Windsor Castle at night. The Queen, accompanied by Her Royal Highness ...

... seeking and nursing the on. lost ewe-lamb left in the wilderness of London, bleat she never su loudly. Crown Court Churcili, Drury Lane, surely de. serves better imminent front the State Church of Scotland. At least nobody can blame the dwindled congregation ...