... grown by Mr. Waters, gardeiierto Mr. Morgars, Giasnevin, were !reirly admired. LONDON REFORM DINNER. We understand that Drury lane theatre has been engaged for the metropolitan reform dinner, to take place on the 2.3d instant, and that the terms given ...

... the new opera at Drury. lane. MADAnE GRISI AND THE ITALIAN OPERA.-.We have been requested to state that lradame Grisi has signed an engagement with the King's Theatre, never having contem.. plated accepting an engagement at Drury lane Theatre, as stated ...

... received from the Dublin South City Markets Company, requesting perohis- siou to alter the kerbing of the carriage way at the Drury lane entrance to the market hall so as to narrow the carriage way. The matter was re- ferred to the Paving Committee. A letter ...

... We point attention to an advertisemeat wvhich. appears in our * papeir of this day, announcing that a ball M be given at Drury- lane Theatre on Monday, the 4th of July,. fot .ths' relief ii the sufferng .Irish. The King and Qusea.have graiousily signijed ...

... place, A mrnsbury square. were investigated this rnoraing by Dr Danford Thomas and a jury at E S, Giles's Coronet's Court, Drury lane. In Decemba: 21st the deceased was attacked bvy i.;bwaynuen in Shaftesbury avenue at a 'Ls bo-r in the evening, his clothes ...

... here his extraordin ary powers ov ?? excited the admiration of the arusic-loving public, and the King went to hear him at Drury Lane. In 1825 le petizt Li5zt was the 'arisia4 sensation of the year, and the lion of thle >n'&. The untimely death of his father ...

... Hawtrey. Ur. Gacrge Hippisly, and Miss Elliot ?a'ie. On Saturday evening Mr. John Coleman niugurated his nizllagement of Drury Lane 5y the proilluation of The Countess of Coolgartlie, a melodrama of the old- fashi;tned type. The play did aot pretend ...

... whil0 theecomicb besin ~e ?? of those old Drury lane fivourites, a lan tar olid Herbert Campbell. It is said, illj i1 I difficult to beleve it, that in pectac i3ular effect Dick Whitting. beat .o record of Drury lane A Umerous Culoipaly visitecl SothainDton ...

... IDeeress waas playing the other night at the Empire it being her first appearance since the withdrawal of the pattomime at Drury lane. The North Bucks election is undoubtedly a sub- stantial victory for the English Liberals, but it may be questioned whether ...

... establishment of Coveut Garden, from the same cause. We learnr toat Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, and many other members of the Drury- lane company, are also confined to their rooms. The disease, although severe in its character, is. of short duration, and has ...

... Messrs. Meritt, Pettitt, and Harris, will be given at the Gaiety Theatre. This play, which was such a great success at Drury- lane Theatre, abounds in startling incidents, and its scenic effects are said to be something wonder- ful. The piece, which is ...

... Since the' lffe,'of Thomas Moore was written a great a quantity of new information concerning Shleridan's £1 management of Drury lane, his politics,- the Lin- leys, and the several transactions in which he Was ' engaged, has come to light, and will be. incor ...