... contrived to procure a pianoforte acorp, if we may use the term, of the m usic, and produced a opera called Robert the Devil at Drury-lane. Of this alleged in- fringement upon his arrogated rights, Mr. Nionck Mason, who has arranged with Meyerbeyer to superintend ...

... Strand Theatre, and we are glad to say that she is likely to make it a very profit- able speculat'on. Tir cunnmittee of the Drury lane theatrical fund have presented Mr. Ilarley withan elegant silversalver, as a token of their es- teem for him as a brother ...

... hisaintellectu *1 and accomplisbed daugh ter I Miss Fbiany Ker ble, yesterday finally arranged with Mr. Price, ate lessee of Drury-lane, to perform one whole year in ibe prin- p eatresin the United States, for which they will take their de rture in July, when ...

... with her noble spouse, defending Sadhiusing frocm his enemies, in the spectacle of Kyder; i, A at, the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, and more recently at the Coburg, has proved her obedi- ence to the utiversal law of nature, by the productiou of tiree ...

... sea.. No accident oceurred, *we are happy -to esate from the fall.- Lond,-n Me*'ning Papir. Miss Mordaunt's eagagement'at Drury-lane isoccasioned by the hesitation of the trusteei, under her marritige settle. menet, to pai the limited income 6f Sool. a ...

... is 91 To let.5 -The twlo' Metropolitan Theatree hivavenmutually arranged their ~performeandes for the -present month, 'Drury-lane will be ?? ?? nig hts in the week,. and Covent- garden three niglhts. By their respectire' announcements, mush, nor ty taa ...

... have bees an ercellent material ; even in the ?? dBY lat ee,' tresses make excellent beau-strings.-Satirist. ?? BwNz-.At Drury-lane, B3unn, who, if he was tall anfito 5lY 0tougb, could play Folstrtff without stuffing.came I rtt to *ounce the new tragedy ...

... the sergoon, e |are all our own men.-Ibid. D 0 WIT OF THE SLOP BASIN.-In speaking of tile prratrm,, of Muiss Mordauut, of Drury lane, the PO say,_, D inaudible throughout; to say more, would be to cona unhearid! Bravo, Sloppy!-Satirist. IDbe Court Newsmall ...

... Antoinette, at Are bduh, oe'Augtria, the marriage portion Of the unforitumateQt, France having been paid in land. ?? at Drury-lane Theatre on the ocas1ion of Pageant on Saturday laNt, ini honour of Sir WVe Is amounted- to nearly 6001;. Frederick Shaw ...

... of Lord'Wrm. Russell. Aforeign Nobleman, Aid-de-Camp to the late Lord Byron, D* will. appear as Zanga, in the Revenge, at Drury Lane Theatre, n, onrtWednesdsy. next, an annoutcement that has made great rd Stir in the higher circles. We understand that Lhe ...

... REVERSE. OF FoRTUNE.-Died, on Monday, ti Lambeth Workhouse, Mrs. E. Beverley, an actrees 5 'll, celebrity at Covent Garden and Drury-lane Theatres- C ,i to ad-verse. circumstances, she became so poor hit Sa5le I takcen to thaabove house, on the 12th inhtantt ...

... enpeot from the overtues of Mr. Charles Kemble, to acce. , blat an~d Liias Fannr~y to tbe provinces. The lyn-eyed anaer of Drury-lane isi on the ' look out for him-iplendid ~ureS being anticipated from the united efforts of father and D We have, however ...