... write a new play for the occasion. The same author is also engaged on a comedy for Miss Gougenheim, and a new piece for Drury Lane. Surely there is some latent irony here. Write a new play! Can any one write an old one ? At all events, one can get paid ...

... LONDON. An experiment of a Ragged Church has been carried on for ten years in a place called Brewer's-court, Wild-street, Drury-lane, London, the centre of a district more degraded, more destitute, and more de- moralised than is to be found in any of the ...

... the Oxford, and Mr. Boleno would give them Hot Codlings with pleasure only that his engagement with the management of Drury-lane precluded him from performing at any other place. The prize was awarded to Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Weston handed him a chenue ...

... and thro' St Paul's churchyard to Fleet street. Saio Punch office, and other newspaper offices. Went to Somerset House, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, British Museum, thence home. June 10. Visited South Kensington museum, went to Chelsea, saw the new barracks ...

... Central Criminal Court, in London, it was discovered that one of the jurymen, instead of being Mr. Frederick Lee, a saddler in Drury-lane, who had been summoned, was merely his locum ten in the shape of his foreman. The Recorder stigmatised this proceeding as ...

... Amphitheatre Sept. 17, 1794 Astley's (2nd time).Sept. 1, 1803 Surrey Theatre Aug. 12, 1805 Covent Garden Theatre.Sept. 20, 1808 Drury Lane Theatre Feb. 24, 1809 Royalty Theatre April 11, 1826 English Opera House Feb. 16, 1830 Astley's Amphitheatre (3rd time) ...

... that the second wife had money fr, Williams replied that there was no evidence of that. Fibs was a lady who was acting at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Giffard said as to there being no money by the second wife his information was very different. The Recorder ...

... that purpose he had obtained the loan of a Direc- tory, leaving two sovereigns as security for it3 return. We then went to Drury-lane Theatre, and came back about twelve o'clock, and the prisoner stayed all night with me, as I have already mentioned. We ...

... there and returned. The Daily News states that some interest was felt a few nights since on observing among the audience at Drury Lane, Lord Sydney, the present Lord Chambeilain, without whose licence, of course, Formosa could not have been per- formed. ...

... THE WORLD, who recently created such extraordinary sen*alioii at the OLYMPIC THEATRE, will appear previoua hit engagement DRURY LANE in hte successful Entertainment, comprising New Songs, his favourite Impersonations, Operatic Selections, and Costume Recitals ...

... which was allowed to continue unchecked. The popular sympathy was shown by the comparative emptiness of the theatres. Only Drury Lane Theatre, the Olympic, and the Gaiety were what fa known in theatrical circles as Saturday night audiences be seen. In the ...

... were destroyed in AWerssra^.e-street, and the Coalition Ministry, under the Doke of Portland, came into power. In 1809 Drury-lane Taeatre was burnt, and Mr. Spencer Paroeval succeeded the Duke of Rutland at the Treasury. In 1820, 60 houses and several ...