... Theatre, —Madame Shillon at the Princess' —M. Houdin at St. James’, —French artistes at Astley’s,—and a French company at Drury Lane ; this formidable host, patronised and encouraged, not only by the Queen, but by every satellite that followed in her wake ...

... consequence of cal ustrophe at a Uoraau I'idholic chapel. During the last five weeks spacious building in Charles-street, Drury lane, formerly coach-factory, has been opened u Catholic chapel. Dr. Farre, one of the priests, was announced to preach Sunday ...

... declared to be hopelessly lunatic : I. People who believe Whig promises. 11. People who to pic-nics. 111. People who take Drury Lane. IV. People who don’t like Viardot Garcia. V. People who read the Literary Gazette. VI. People who are waiting a little ...

... Hungarians, who-e struggle begins to be identified with that of rational liberty all over the kingdom. At the reform meeting at Drury-lane Theatre three cheers were given on Lord Dudley Stuart’s coming forward for the the cause of Hungary and national independence ...