... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Masque of King Arthur, tl joint production of Drvden and Purcell, was revived at tbis theatre, on Wednesday night, in a style of magnificence. The house was overflowing, and tbe enthusiasm of the audience was uubounded. Kin ...

... Reform Dinner at Drury, Lane Theatre. The Grand Dinner to the Reform Members for Middlesex, Messrs. Byng and Hume, took place in Urury-Lane theatre, on Monday last. The pit whs boarded over level with the stage, and the tables were arranged so as to ...

... To which he replied. Only a little pistol that 1 had just let oft 7 in Drury Lane. 1 was go- ing to the shooting gallery in Drury Lane. Edwards Mailers, of 120, Drury Lane, a dealer in unre- deemed pledges, said that about five weeks ago the prisoner ...

... 2$ per Cent.. Mexican per Cent. Portuguese Bonds. Russian, 1822 Span. Bonds, 1834.. 25$ Scrip The great Reform Dinner at Drury Lane Theatre takes place (his evening: the lessee receives for tbe use of the house. Another revolution anticipated at Lisbon ...

... Friday, August 28. BANKRUPTS. W. Matthews, Bushey, Hertfordshire, timber-mer- chant.— B. Chesterman, Blackmore-street, Drury -lane, victualler. — T. Morgan, Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, grocer.— W. H. Cox, Cheltenham, printer.— J. Jack- son, Burslem, ...

... Celebrated Dram Polke, the Performance of which etlrmctcd thi. season the molt crowded audience assembled tho Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. . Pricrt— Front Seats. 3s. 6d.; Promenade, la. Od. Tickets to be had of Mr. Burrell and Mr. Althy. Music-scllCrs. Doors ...

... raOM TBS LONDON CAIETTE, Friday, May 13th. BANKRUPTS. R. E. Lee, Craven Buildings, Drury Lane, printer. J. Young, New Cut, Lambeth, victualler. C. Bridger, Hampden, meatman. J. Stansbury, St. Matthew's Place, Hackney Road. E. C. Taylor, Albany Street ...

... loyal and appropriate toasts were drank with the usual honours. Messrs. Mears, Rainsford, and J. Jones, of Covent Garden mid Drury Lane Theatres, added much to the hilarity of the evening, by their excellent singing. The meeting passed off with the utmost ...

... notice to reject the amendments.—A debat• ensued the motion was agreed to. THE l-legitimate Drama.—Mr. Bunn, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday obtained a verdict, and damages against Mr. Macready, the celebrated tragedian, for the late assault ...

... H. J.. London and Manchester, warehousemen. Ear laud, J.. Lower Thames-street, victualler. Reeve, J , High Holborn and Drury -lane, carver and gtldtr. Wacev. J.. Beech-street, Barbican, bookseller. Benson, T.. Darlington, Durham, irocsv auiddruggist. ...

... dur- ing his absence Don Pedro, a play written by bim and founded on the story of Don Pedro tbe cruel, was acted at Drury Lane Theatre, the principal character being undertaken by Mr. Mat-ready. In 1827 Lord Carnarvon published The Moor, a poem ...

... and Mr. Barron also spoke, and Mr. Ruthven then moved and carried an adjournment. Last night, their Majesties visited Drury- Lane Theatre, and were received with tumultuous acclamations. The performances were The School for Scandal and Simpson and Co ...