... member of the Upper Tea, related to the Marquis Landooderry, has resolved to UM, to the stage, and will nuke his darer at Drury Lane after the run of Comas at Lester. The Comenatime party are going to make yet soother experiment in newspaper printing. ...

... Oared severely from the cattle plague. The Era announces that Mr Bouricault will produos a grist easeatirat drama at Drury lane int. mediately after Ruts:. Also, that the man gentleman's drama, called The Long Strike, will be produced at the Lyceum ...

... of twenty yam' standing, and to be served in this manner I Tee FAYILT.—Tom Dibdin, on one canon, being steward at the Drury Lane Theatrical Food Dinner, arrived very bite on • mimesbie lookiog nag, whom spoogrenoe shed forth erase remark* end merriment ...

... the largest salary ever paid at Drury Lane or ekewhere for any artist to appear in Pantomime. Every one of the charming steps Mies Valetas will dance in the Pantomime will cost untold gold. In addition to his Drury Lane Pantomime, Mr Harris has arranged ...

... fete at the Healtheries. The acting, as we have already hinted, is (-vital, and altogether a finer revival of the familia Drury Lane drama could not be desired. it oath. at times. The mirth-provoking farcical comedy, The 'Twins. comes to the ROYALTY On ...

... stage, metropolitan or provincial During the ensuing season, Mr Charles has arranged for production at the GRAND Of the Drury Lane hit, Human Nature, and the Adelphs success Harbour Lights. 11/WILLOW—A TIM lIIKAUO. On atw racked with pain, a wAry ...

... Nature continues for another week after this • when it would doubtless not be withdrawn ; b ut it is to be revived shortly at Drury Lane Theatre, London. and Mn must leave Glasgow. MR EDWARD COMPTON and his Ow ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY commenced a week's engagement ...

... plays the hero, and is very fairly supported. THE WORLD is well known us WI one of the greatest of former successes at Drury Lane. We have had it in Glasgow ,m several occasions, but never at the HOTAT. PRINMIS, where it comet on Monday. The THEATRE-ROTAL ...

... receiving a molt enthusiastic cheering. The setting was bright and tasteful. A TRUE STORY, a five act drama produced at Drury Lane on the lath of June last, comfits) the GRAND on Monday. The play is from the pen of Mr Elliot Geier, and is replete with ...

... weeks with uninterrupted success. It was that great encases which tempted Mr Charles to arrange for a return visit of this Drury Lane wonder at an early period, and he has not bees disappointed. The company is with onesmtien the same as on the previous occasion ...

... that of John Biddicomb, a young and wel l-to-do miller. After a lapse of six years we are taken to a low lodging. !wee in Drury Lane, where we learn thatpoor Annie has been dragged down and down until she is compelled to gain a livelihood for herself and ...

... as well as a rich brogue. Mr Beryl has been fortunate in arranging for the fist representation in Glasgow of the latest Drury Lane success—a sporting drains it is called, by Messrs Harry Petitt and Augustus Samba It bears the title of A Run of Luck ...