... in repute some years ago at the west end the town, was found to have died this week on wretched pallet at Lincolnfiourt, Drury-lane, of penury, cold, and want. She was aged about 50, the bones almost protruded thro’ her shin, but the remains of singular ...

... said, for certain, to be determined on visiting Ireland early next mouth. A grand, fancy, and full-dress ball took place at Drury-lane Theatre, on Friday night, which was most numerously and fashionably attended, in aid of the Spital-fields School of Design ...

... has returned England, perfectly reinstated in health and voice. Mr. Kean was received with the greatest approbation at Drury-lane, from the boards of which theatre he had been undeservedly driven, few months before. At the Countess of Warwick’s rent-day ...

... crowd.— Morning Paper. Miss Mitford, the successful author of Rientie, baa nearly finished tragedy, which wilt be acted Drury-lane Theatre in the early part of the ensuing season. Mist Phillips and Mr C Young will sustain the principal character* Mist ...

... speed a greyhound, followed by two ladies, who pursued him down Kevin-street, Mcrcer-street, into Johnston's-place, through Drury-lane, Exchequer-street, back into Williamstreet, thence into George's-street, where rushed into a house, boiled up stairs, burst ...

... that admirable establishment, the Royal Academy of Music, has made her appearance, for the first time upon any stage, at Drury-lane Theatre, in the character of Diana Vernon. The reception of the fair debutante remarkably flattering, and she promises to ...

... and bis only son, was born on the of December, 182 C. Don Miguel dines with Lord Dudley to-day, and afterwards honours Drury-lane Theatre with hi* presence. ' ihe Duke of Wellington, in honour of* .Don Miguel, will review the boot Guards on Saturday ...

... heard to that opinion. with the moat marked atteo.ion by Omit 2btU Octuber. 1830 ■■ Majettiea. . .' Lord Maybir and attended Drury.lane Theatre last' cyeoiajg, and.went teased in one of the I oxet dearly opposite'that ndn which tbe royal party viewed the ...

... Their, appearance excited some suspicion bis mind, and directed one of his men to follow them The three lads proceeded Drury-lane, and they were discovered in the room of a woman named Gillian, dividing amongst them * ...

... and begged nol to forget the exiled old man. Correspondent of the Age, The late Mm. Siddone continued to be ptopiietor in Drury-lane Theatre to the lime her deccure. The «hare (he l>os.esbe.i 1. announced by Mr. George Robin* to next *ee! ...

... head and his heart, that might die instantaneously. Madame Eugenia Garcia Tins voealis*, who w,is the Pt iraa Donna in turn Drury-lane, the Princess’s, and the Surrey, seems to have surprised the amateurs at Rovigo, for she was called fur at her benefit, ...

... iuto tin* views of the prelectors. three Tom Smiths. Everybody has heard the story of the nag who called aloud in the pit Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Smith, your house is lire whereupon hundred and twenty-five Mr. Smiths arose, and, when continued it is .Mr ...