... three months, and the least that can be done in return is to receive a change visit from the Queen's Theatre. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Adelphi. The English comedians have reckoned on French hospitality, and they will not be disappointed.- Galignani ...

... The preparations for opening Drury Lane Theatre are proceeding rapidly, and the pit will hold two hundred people more than hitherto. The opening play will be the Nei-chant of Venice. A meeting of the new renters of Drury Lane Theatre was held on Wednesday ...

... PERSONAL NEWS. - I VISoIT TO DRuRY LANE.-On Wednesday the Sovereign and her Consort visited Drury Lane tightre Notwithstanding the night was so cold, a great Theatre' of e~nss of the most respectable class, many ?? o females0 assembled along the whole ...

... lf the Russian Company to a banquet to-morrow, at the London tavern. - Mr Bunn gives up Drury lane Theatre at the end of tie present season.- The ?? does Drury lane, at the end of the present season, give up IMr BUnn ?I ...

... seat.- Times. ArFAIRS OF Dnuny LANE THrATREt.-On Wed- nesday a general meeting of the proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, was held in the saloon of the theatre. The Earl of Glengall was elected chairman of the day. Mr Dann, the secretary. read ...

... of Woods and Forests, not to have any performances that could possibly infringe the patent rights of Covent Garden and Drury lane theatres. They are also bound by the same covenant not to permit masquerades. ...

... Tickets and Private Boxes to be had of Mr. Wilson, 53, Poland-street, Ox- ford-street; and at the Box-office. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MONDAY-The EXILE; with a Ballad Opera. TuEsDAY-The Iron Chest; with the Soldier's Widow, and the Battle of Wa- terloo.- ...

... that her Majesty commnanded the sum of 1001. to be distributed among the performers in the spectacle of Kingi Arthur, at Drury Lane Theatre.-Morning Post. PETER AND PAUL.-The Archbishop of York, following the example of his Majesty in the two cases of ...

... -Thurs- day a sale by auction took place of the interest of the late Hon. D. Kinnaird, in the property of the theatres royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The first lot put up consisted of an annuity or rent charge in Covent G irden, which originallv cost ...

... consented to act as stewards at the great reform dinner to be given to the Members for Middlesex on the 25d of January, in Drury Lane Theatre:- H. A. Aglionby, M.P., S. Amory, J. Blackburne, M.LP., Hon. P. P. Bouverie, H. L. Bulwer, MI.P., E. L. Bulver, ...

... SEizunE OF FOURTEEN PERFORMERS, AND FORTY OF THiE AUDIENCE, at that den of infoamy, the twopenny theatre, in Parker street, Drury lane. The next day it appeared that twenty of the prisoners were sentenced to fines of twenty shillings each, or fourteen days' ...

... , to a dinner on the 16th of May, at the Lowther rooms, King William street, Strand. - Mademoiselle Taglioni appears at Drury Lane to-morrow. When she took leave of the Paris stage, last week, her farewell benefit exceeded 1,6001. sterling. - The Duke ...