... hyptercritical writers. The solo portions were given by Miss Birch, Mrs. Sunderlauid, Mrs. J. Wood, t Mr. D. W. King (of Drury Lane). and iMr. Machin. With the exception of our Grand Mlusical Festival, ?? inine or tell years ago, we do not thinil this ...

... ? i.GAINST.. ?? THE: CORN-LAWS,: AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. *The Antti-Corn Law League, finding that, they7 could e not' obtain a room in London sufficiently large to accom- modate their members, have taken Drury-Lane'Theatre for the weekfly meeting, which ...

... are sorry to hear that thieatiical speclations dring tlv preseist season have been very uLsuccessful The proprietors of Drury-lane and Covent.Garden will, it is said, lose several th usuid pounds; and Mr. Liporte, of tLe King's Theatre, Will scarcely ...

... attributed to the engineer, as he was e only travelling at the rate of abouttwelve milesan hour. *rLo D CARmDIoaN EXPELLED FaoOn DRURY-LANE ts THEATRE.-An extraordinary scene took place at this I- Theatre last night. As the concert was proceeding, e some gentlemen ...

... offences agvainst the game lawsv-flates Chronicle. -Miss M.tford has a new' tragedy,aceepted by Mr. Price, to - be produced -at Drury-lane theatre after Christnas. Mr. IYoung will apain bli the litro of it, and a character is writ- Iten expressly lor Miss Phillips ...

... affiehe !especting the opening of Old Drury; it runs thus :- The ladies and gentlemen engaged for the ensu- ing - season at Drury-lane theatRe are reqluested to nmeet on the stage, on Monday, the 26th instant, in order to the opening on the Sd of October ...