... THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore ...

... oppoiftion, inthe, ,D reomof M.O'Connell, Esq. i5. A public dinner on a rdnd acale will be given on the 4th of odMarch, in Drury-lane Tisatre, to George iiyag, Esq, M5. ?? for Middlesex. in celebration of his having completed the fth year of his parlisanentary ...

... REFORM MOVEMENT AND 1 THE MINISTRY. We have elsewhere given a sketch of the glorious cor meeting held yesterday week in Drury-lane Theatre, tai which building, immense as it is, was incapable of co containing the multitudes that flocked to the first ta: ...

... acted by Miss Emmeline Montague, a quiet, interesting young person, with a very sweet voice, who came out originally at Drury-lane during Mr. Hammond's unfortunate management.— Spectator. Flopkment.—Last week an elopement of a rather unu ual character ...

... MR. KEAN AND MISS O'NEILL. | ttO The Lndon parers state, that the audience of Drury.lane Li b I heatte were gratifled the otiher evening by the appearance of ei Jr Mr. lheordan, in LorK Escex'a box, for the ?? time since ite u .re building. After the ...

... Yet shall our latest age This parting scene review- Pride of the British stagp, A long and last adieu! The performers of Drury-lane 'fibeatre, anxious to irecord their testimony of respect for the advantages derived from Mr. Kemble's professional exertions ...

... this, that Lady Etdon gave sixrpen to a beggar a few days ?? paper. Macready is engaged by Elliston for the Theatre Ret: Drury.lane. The report, therefore, of this gentlemrai going to America, during the present season, is not trete The King has made a ...

... has been oncgical. - Assoc! e The ltab lessee of Drury-lane. tilr. W. J. Haommond, was ox- Mond) easosed at the Insolvent Debtors' Court yesterdty, wseek. ?? had Parlts lost, he said, X7,111 in Drury-lane Theatre. His bait was oc. the L cpied, and he was ...

... well supported. There wvere £200 in the house. I am really so busy, having to play Farren's business until the close of Drury-lane, that I cannot enter more into detail, but I knew your anxiety to hear from me on this occasion, however briefly. Theatre-rooal ...

... PARLIAMENTARY JUBILEE. - The public dinner given to George Byng, Esq., M.P., in tbe c Theatre Royal Drury-lane, on Wednesday evening se'noiglit. in honour of hil having represented the electors of bliddiese, in Parliament for a period of fyft years, was ...

... - gain than lose by such men as Stanley and his c/ique Join s ing at once with the Tories. The reception of the Queen at Drury-lane, or, Manday evening, was the antipodes of flattering. The Tory jour- nal., Iperceive, are harping upon She enthusiastic ...

... 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 ...