... the Princesses Augusta and Mary, accompanied by the Prince Regent, and the Dukes of Sussex, Kent, and Clarence, inspected Drury-lane Theatre, on Thursday morning. The house was up in the most brilliant style, as intended on the tirst night of represen- ...

... the almost entire demolition of the church of St. Quirino. The precautions taken relative to free-admissions to the New Drury-lane Theatre, appear to be judicious and effectnal. No one will risk the writing a name not his own ; and the time occupied will ...

... ftiiry beauty, and fantastic splendour of the Tempest, or the Midsum- mer Dream, he would have turned unwillingly from Drury- lane. They are both able works, and do honour to the liberality and the skill by which they have been raised within so short ...

... a Jew of the name ot Jacobs, who keeps a salcshop in Saviile-passage, Bond-street, was attacked inthe neighbourhood of Drury-lane, by a desperate gang of street-robbers, five or six in number, who robbed him of money and other valuables to the amount ...

... the satisfaction with which it was received, it appears likely to have the usual success of these hoit- day exhipvitions. Drury-Lane.—A pantomime was brought forward on Saturday night, which completely failed from perfect arrangements of the machinery, ...

... £5,000. Daginc Rossery Octrace.—On Thursday night, between twelve and one o'clock, as Mr. Shawe, the leader of the late Drury-lane Theatre band, was returning home through Lincoln’s-inn-fields, he was met by a man between Duke-street and Judge Cham- bre’s ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A aew Tragedy, entitled Remertef professedly from W»e pen Mir. Coleridge, w»s produced on Saturday evening this theatre. The following is sketch the plot:—The two sons of Count VaUti are diametrically opposite in disposition ; Alra ...

... WINDSOR AND ETON EXPRESS DRURY-LANE THEATRE. ‘The Oratorio of the Messiah was performed, for the first time at this theatre, on Saturday ; and some credit is due to those by whom i t was arranged, for the it and conduct of the performance. To general ...

... ion. © It was directed, that a respectful answer he sent to Mr. E. Jerningham, by Mr. Hay, the Secretary to the Board.” DRURY-LANE THEATRE. A new farce was produced at this Theatre on Wed- nesday night, entitled The Absent Apothecary, from the en of Horrace ...

... iron-merchant. 8S. T. Silk and J. Duncan, Earl-street, Blackfriars, merchants. G. Morgan, Poland-street, publican. T. Bevans, Drury-lane, victualler. L. H Cumberland-row, Kennington-green, coach-saddler. A. Burley, Sittivgbourne, milliner. S. Haniford, Liverpoo ...

... concluded by moving the second reading of this Bill. Mr. differed entirely from the Noble Lora. So far from the erection of Drury-Lane Pheatre takin away ail objection to-this Bill, he thought that it to 4 away the whole foundation of it. The great ébjection ...

... Rochester, Nor- wich, 00. sellers. —R. aod J. Mathews, Goswell-street, carpenie G. Butter, Drayton, leather-sel- Jer.—T. Bevans, Drury-lane, victualler.—W. Wilks, Leeds, merchant.—W. Heather, Cockspur-;treet, boot-maker.— T. Andrews, Church-pas-age, Cateaton-sircet ...