... Princess Nicholas Esterhazy is -in a situation that promises an heir to that ancient and distinguished ?? the green room of Drury-lane Theatre, a new tragedy, called the Potrician's Daugh7ter, was read for the first time on Thursday. The scene is laid in ...

... MARIA FonDE.-The insolvent in this case, was the well.known and favourite singer and actress who came out: some years ago at Drury-lane, under the management of Mr. Ellibton,! as a pupil of Rooke's, the present eminent musical composer, andi kept her position ...

... in Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, rood the child being restless, she was advised to administer to il God- frey's cordial. Intending to do so, on Friday morning she went to the shop of Plr. Jardine, a chemist, residing in Drury-lane, and asked for a pennyworth ...

... tbatre3 duri tl pbt week, on acco bt o fthereparationw ffor the ;irodint eP theniFwpaa- tomirules~tO-ulorrowevenlnlr. 'A't Drury La'ne ilarle, 1iN 'T i ttoiam Toll jjoo ?? of ttdibelietorae l'ippiin, wvill ibe plroilisd, *itti, gre'at splienidoare-' Covdet ...

... nightly audiences. The Opera House is one of the largest theatres in. Europe, and much surpasses either Covent Garden 'o 'Drury' Lane, both in di- mensions and aristocratical attendance, The principal elevation (exhibited in our cut) is towards the Haymarket ...

... End. AraRAY AND ATTArCK UPOY THsE Porr--._nn q-a-lmd Oet.f oon a scene of riot and bloodshed occurred in Lincoln-count. Drury-lane, commonlyknovwn as Steward's-rents, a place inbh bited by costermongers, sweeps, and the lowest orders of isl neighbourhood ...

... Wild, descriptive of the life of a vagabond, was encored. The pantomime followed, which, with the exclusion of that at Drury-lane, is undoubtedlytlsecleverestproductionof the season. ...

... shop, she found she had taken a bad half-crown, which she kept apart from the ?? Ann Letchmere, barmaid to Mr. Walters, of Drury-lane, proved him to have passed a half- 1 crown by calling for some rum that come to 2id., and playing the same trick as loe ...

... George Parsons, Lethbridge, Portsea, ?? Calvert, Liverpool, flag and slate merchant. BANKRUPTS. Daniel Gover, Marquis-court, Drury-lane, ?? Gorton, St. Peter's-chambers, Cornhill, ?? .Tehu Beinley HallkLofty, Bennett-street, Blackflitsrar-read, ship-owner ...

... I ?? ?? . - . Tea ANTIoCOP.Y-LAW LEAGJE.-On Wednesday night the first weekly m eeting of this aseociatiofl took place at Drury-lane Theatre, whicih has boon htrcdforthe purpose. The theatre woa wvpllfilled b' ac apparently reapectable audience. In the ...

... THE ANTI-CCRN-LAW LEAGUE. The second weelkly meeolig of the Anti-Corn-law League was held on Wednesday at Drury-lane Theatre; when the house, in boxes, pit, gallery, and stage was again filled to over- flowing. Shortly before seven o'clock Dr. Bowring ...

... has passed between the managers of it and the people generally, continues to attract great attention. On Wednesday night, Drury Lane Theatre was crammed to the ceiling, by persons craving for a repetition of the trebly thrice-told told tale of national ...