... DRURY-LANE THlE ATRE. Lnrd Byron' s new Tfraedy of ?? Doeo IIli',~'sproduCed on Wednesfday nighit at this Thea~re, no nywihu h .til osent of, his Lor~dship, but ini oppo- sition to the strolig, reiotilstrantce of tie publ~isher, wvlimlviis antliorised ...

... betweenimettitatetl prcsence at the Coilonatioir; aid dhese recent visits to the minor : theatres, tile alpjeahmisce at- Drury-lane last night, i. . the eal to ?? ~oucikan khegpcsstit, . during the last mouth, in searci of popuhlrity. If there be any one ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. AIR. MACKAY IS BAILTE JAlRVIE. (From the Literary Gazette.) AMr. Mackay, of whom we spoke last week, per- formed this part in Rob Boy on Tuesday. Mluch as we were prepared to expect from uwhat we had heard of.him, he fully came up ...

... Thursday morning next, by lialf- past three, unrder the comeand of Col. Bosanquet. .m T1'esday nliglit her AMajesty visited Drury-lane Theatre to see' Guiy Manneriog and the .SpecIre Bridkroo'Ii. The lit and gallery were well filled, but tile former displayed ...

... termed . search night, in various sinks of infamy. namely, ca C(harlotte buildings, Gray's Inn-lane; Charles-street, t(e Drury-lane, and Cdw-cross. Alany of the male pri- b soners were well known to the police as notorious thieves and pickpockets, and ...

... upstairs, the King said, ' Stol) Faw . cett; I Iwant to speak to you. I have done a thingl I am ir very sorry for. 1 went to Drury-lane the nigrht of your bi beveflit hlerc; I must have done yot an injury. Had fj rr known it at the time, I would not have done ...

... M1ESSRS. MACKAY AM) CALCRAFfT, ?? Theatre Royal, Edinburghi) Beg cuough to engager the ?? celebrated (Of the T1heatre~s Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden) MIR. IF (INTI LEE, (OF t4e, 1heatre 11oa,1Hayr-narket) They rropose ope;1mfl- the Theiatre~ Royal, Glasgow ...

... atiiulice, thiat having been fortunate elnourii to enfratge thle justl, celebyatesd MISS STEP-IEN'S (O the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Carden) A ND M1R. LEOINI LFE (Of the Theatre l.ova], liaymarl'et) Tlev plropose oening the 1heatroe IRoyal, Glasgow ...

... through the public press, and evert allowed 10 days to elapse, after he becatme proprietor, before proceeding to the Abbey, Drury-Lane Theatre, London, will now contain in the pit 800 persons, the whole range of boxes 1828, 1 the two shilling gallery 657 ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. TUMULT EXTRAOliDINARY-INDISPOSITION OF MISS STEPHENS AND MR. SINCLAIR.l' The Opera of Guy Mannering was announced for re- presentation on Friday-the characters of Lucy and Henry Bertram by Miss Stephens and Mr. Sinclair. A numerous ...

... Delal'ons and H-. Delafons, S9akville..street, Picca- k dillyV goldsmiths and jewellers. s tR. Bomsfield, White florse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen- -draper. Drr-ln, wrolen- D. Rogers, Upper North-place, Gra s Inn-road, grocer. C T. W. Williamson and E. Jones ...

... himself the most prominent, actor in the dreadful C tragedy, from- the corner of Stephen's-green to a grocer's ol shop in Drury lane, where, seeing himself in danger of ap. hI prehension, he hid between two sugar, hogsheads, in which I situation he was ...