... sive, moisture, occasional clear fine dayb!4ad frotly Id, nights. - : ! : ' ;. ''I, ' '; , Dic95isBEa_ 1. The King visirs' Drury Lane Theatre. Nig Se The invasiop o .fPortugal is aninounced. -l'-The to Important Messmige' from, his Majesty, regarding'the ...

... Brierly amnd 1'. Arrive, of Manchester, machine omikers-J. Craulield, of Newington Camiseway, Surrey, tailor-J. Moys, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, oil and co- Fe&. 23-i. Slone,of Watford, llertfordshire, carpenter and linilder-J. Vross, of Lolgalte-hill, ...

... several inches, and it was taken out from the inside of the thigh. Mr. Plait is now doing very well. On Friday week, at the Drury-lane Thentrical Fund dinner, Lord Sailtoun in the chair, The Duke of Susex, who was to have presided, being indisposed-9001 ...

... are formed of his talents. He is young mart )of 2R1, and has received his education at Etsa. His fattirer pit Iras left Drury Lane, and slecepted an engagement for tits 1 ensuing season at Covent Garden. Ims . MAGISTRAC.Y OF IRE ...

... a vn- riety of zig zslg ornanmants.-Fot* C/ersnTiCle. - ?? tonlidty evening Ilnst, i soin of Mr. Kean midt his debut at Drury-lane Tteatre, in the part of Yotig NsOrvni, in Home's Douglas, artd met wvith a very I avouirible reception from aiu overflowing ...

... jantice! to I4' tinat hr, Peaniesseil nagaod natured t-ofl face, and at a-cry inellgent eyei. - -fond, jon. a ronstaolne at Drury-Lane Thaatri. raid, [itatI tltheacuctavd wans pronmcnnlinifng htin lalco nt tinhe Thenitre an tins ire- h oh eln aininht; anid ...

... with the lessee of Drury-lane, Theatre, on Monday week, took her de- 'parture for the .provinces, where, either at one theatre or another, her time Ewilt be occupied until early in Aprili when she will return to Mr. Price at Drury-Lane. Miss Stephens is ...

... Wellesley arrived at E Holyhead on Saturday week, from Dublin. ult Charles Mathews was to commence his engagement at Hai Drury-lane theatre last night, in his character of Buskin in per Killin.g no hiu'dcr. b.ir lace ENCR5OACUITHET 01r THlE SgA -.~ onstant ...

... the Prince. On Thursday, Don Miguel was entertaihed with a stag hunt, atilindsor; and on the same I X eeyning lie visited Drury-lane theatre. ,, rS. .e CAPTAIN PAIRRY's Exrenivoec.-(Froe te Literary Ga- if zettc.)-While waiting for thea'ppearance of Captain ...

... ;AA Utll UHiA1.I -The Taming of the Shrew,as written by Slhakspeare,and not acted i those eighty years, was produced at Drury lane theatre on Wed. nesday,as an opera; the sonigs,ddets,glees, and chorusses, selected from the poems of the author. - The ...

... incomparable actress took the principal part in each piece; a. and her acting throughout was of a very superior order. ad Drury-lane Theatre closed for the season on Saturday, es. after a season of unexampled profit and success. The Oed Lessee is reported ...

... of which it treats are those in which Moses lived. ad At the time Lord Byron was one of the committee of es mapagement of Drury-lane, a pretty young woman, who Of had bden e itten :with the disease of scrawling poetry, ID went to his liouse.with her ms ...