... Crfiminarl Isifeorniations.-On Moiday Robertno of Shortte, a Veiider of'pamphltlel in W.ych-street, and H: ussell-ouotrt, Drury-lane, remliecd notice frorn tite this, tlh Ctowvztiflice, rbssnt two inftormnationts, ott iffirio. had been re fi of ?? sun by ...

... 'with' difficulty be separated from the Manchester Magistrates. ' Mr. Shorter, of Wych Street, Mr. Hairris, of Broad Court, Drury Lane, Mr. Wathing, and several olher vendeits of pamphle'to, have been served with e a Osffieo informations for misdemeanors ...

... mniller-Wiljiarcp lewley, ty of Manchesrer, tailor and dr3per-William Havi~t, oEf re Codicsote, 'Herr;, miller-Thomat Collins;of Drury Lane, ht Middlesex, grocer. at Fewrom Saivi e/'r Gazette Decevter I 8. 2- Charles Barwuitt, of Barlow Mews, Midlltesez, horae- ...

... -The question as to Mr. Elliston's right of bepresenti ing Lord Byroll's tragedy of Mhainio Fotiero on the b:;;rds of Drury-lane thcatre, is, we teerderstand, to be ecicled by it court of law; but, until thee decision takes place, Mr. Elliston is, tnder ...

... enjoyten% ot all her rights oa the day of Ahe approaching Coronation. The Quceen, on the night of Tuesday Wceck, 41onournd Drury -lane theatre with her hrcsence to see G.ir Aiurrarnne.ig. Her hlajesty, with bier, usua punc- tuality and attention to public ...

... above were' ianded about the city, anti they certaitly lid a powerful effect upoauthe miids of -thie peopnlec.- Yorkllrld. . Drury-lane, Covent Garden, the iaymarket, I thie lEnglisN. Opera, cnts Saitiher's Wilis theatres, wverc open 'o the puclic gretison ...

... expected Incre. ?? p T ore tr of lire Boudot with a fortune of 30,000 acudi.' Ii. Thte~newgrantl th, pagan fortiscoming at Drury Lane Thelihtne, of his no ad M Irjss late -visit to Dublin, will, itis said,' be of' the most tplendhd and bstonishisig description ...

... besides which, the celebrated statue of Shakespeare by Roubilliac (of-which the one over the fire-place, in the rotunda of Drury-lane theatre is a cast) will grace the thall of that national establishment. 4sita chair, too1 made from Shakespeare's mulberryl ...

... to her late e dear husband during the Jubilee at Stratford, by one .of her (Mrs. ?? family. n To the Theatrical Fund of Drury-lane Theatre, two n hundred pounds;--'l'o Hannah -Moore-one hundud d ?? Christopher Garrick, her nephew, the c gold ssnfltbox ...

... i je.ty will remove to Whidsor early in tile ,Itjs said that the average salary of five of the per- fomniers engageid at Drury Lane for time pte.sent aoid re. tl ,tnaiuing part of this season is 2001. ,per n'e,-k ! 'I'he I performers alluded to are, we ...

... G ExPabcgs.-The expences of the larger theatres of the metropolis arekuown to he enormrous.- Those of Covent Gardea and Drury Lane, exceed more than £200 each per night. - In :7&s, those of Drury Laue were less than £'O a night. The company con-isted ...

... childeren. An -ittrut exhibition of the fine arts is about , to be held itn hManchestecr. Mliss Stephens is agaiot esigagetl at Drury-lane t Theatee for fifty nights. ii I Ii It ft d 5I ft 12 r 0 S a a Ii b a d rr Sr at ib bi it? 14 Ii! NI an Ri 0O Sor 0o: 'VI] ...