... liberties of his otuntry; at Coventegarden Theatre, the bouse 'vias enjoying his injinit- able play of thle Rivals; and at Drury-lane. one, of the most reowdedassemblies ever seen in tlie Theatre, werev'itnessing bith delight, the interesting.spectaclc of ...

... Noble Lord in Downing-atreet. wi be The annual ball for the benefit of the Spitalfield ha be SchOof Design took place at Drury-lane Theatre on cc o Friday night, and was most brilliantly attended by about th of 3000 persons. The Queen Dowager, and mot ...

... purreyora af the good things of this world. The cook-shops and gj_,h,,p were filled from an early hour. One eatirg hlouse 'a d Drury-lane, actually cut up two rounds of heef befI t twelve o'clock. A party of about fifty passed atlng befere r street, two and ...

... tThe Marine Parade will probably be thronged with po- tentatee, and Mr. F'isby, a deposed king from the Tbea- tres Royal, Drury-lane and Haymarket, will, it is be- lieved, entertain his exiled or abdicated brethren with an offer of fraternity. Those Monarchs ...

... Liverpool, whilst London contributed scarcely le £30,000. d The London Courier of Tuesday, with allusion to the s, play at Drury-lane on the previous evening, states,- s, - Pizarro was the play. Mrs. MIGibbon, who has been n absent from these boards for ...

... s -yestBs hrlequin ditt tooknfiree, 42aa iosniecesi1one aned two acts, exclusife of comuc jeras anaothsr pieces saped at Drury-lane and C6vet-gadn -theatres. . Fire.3he rch of- Newtoibler, county Fer.- manort h aesrd-by le on Sv -t.hA man employed to shoot ...

... BORROWINGS FROM PUNCH. t - 7 MR. Pips His DrARY.-Saturday, March 10th1, 1849: ) To Drury-lane this evening, to see the Horsemanship, I which did divert me mightily; but had rather it had f been at Astley'e. After that to supper at the Cider I Cellar, ...

... e- tion of our paper with an aiflicting ?? t ed illness of the Queen. On Monday se'nnight severe is Maesty's return from Drury-lane Theatre, 'I her X_ )es Y sfre urn . _ - , ?? to~ plamed of much indisposition. The sYiptnOn, rn. disorder, which was an ...

... in London, who twas under notice to 9uit, on account of his dissipnated hisbito, ~ whilst sitting In a public-housa -in . Drury-lane, asked the servant to buy a rope for him-to haig himself, 7and after shq had refused,'he went, out and bought One ihimself ...

... in his own hou e, acideCtall.s 'Li self, and died almostimnediately. On Monday night, htons. Jullion opecned sis eavsj.ai Drury-lane Theatre, with a French coeispatty, art.. DP Mrotte Ctliristo. A most disgraceful riot was kelt ip&i! . beginning to the ...

... Broker, Kxchange alley. David Lamb, Merchant, Union street. A. W. I'owles, Merchant, Water-street. J. H. Butter, Merchant, Drury-lane. Richard Allionson, Meichant, Fenwick-street. Samuel Beck with, Broker, Tower-garden. Thomas A. Bushby, Broker, Dale-street ...

... Barnell and Grice, Church-street, (London) was last week consumed by fire. The property destroyed is estimated at £X0,000.-The Drury-lane theatrical fund dinner was held on Friday se'nnight. The sub- scriptions amounted to above -1300. The King sent £100, the ...