... 25th—A holiday at the law courts. Nothing doing, and nothing done. King of Prussia visited Newgate in the morning, and Drury Lane theatre at night. His Majesty saw murderers at both places, and admired the new drop at each. ...

... very warm. If are rightly informed, will ect in Manchostrr, Glasgow, Edinburgh. Dublin, and Birmingham, before he retuiaato Drury lane. —Lmirpotl iffssni Tntfdty. ...

... very warm. If rjghtly informed, will | act in Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublio, arid Birmingham, before he returaatu Drury lane. —Lnwrueef 7hum i>/ Taesday. ...

... London into little bits. It, however, broke nothing but its appointment. 18th—The Queen and Prince Albert having visited Drury lane Theatre, the house was full and the royal pair gave an audience to the manager. 4th—The House of Commons resolved itself ...

... AN IRISH MARQUIS IN LONDON A PATRON OP COERCION, AND THE DRAMA On Mon«l»y the anniversary of the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Dinner took plaeeat the Freemasons' Tavern, the Duke of Cambridge in the Chair, supported by the Duke of Beanfort, the Marqueu ...

... arrive in England till the of May. the | meantime we hear new novelties the shape . dramas, operas, melodramas or farces, at Drury lane,' but of several, in the shape ladies I gentlemen, i who aie to their metropolitan debut. The earliest of taese will Miss ...

... England till the 2d of May. In the meantime hear of new novelties in the shape dramas, operas, melo dramas or farces, at Drury lane, but of several, the shape of ladies ani gentlemen, who aie to make their metropolitan debut. The earliest will Miss Vandenhotf ...

... well-known timber merchant of Pedlar s Acre, a county magistrate, and the chief contractor who built the present Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, commuted self-destruction on Friday evening, at seven o'clock ; shooting himself with [ double-barrelled cun, his residence ...

... favorites tofeel assured that n hearty and enthusiastic welcome awaits the appear* of Mr. and Mrs. Mathews within the walls of Drury Lane Theatre w hither their new fortunes will shortly cor* duct them.— Mnr>xing Poit. ...

... Ray* mond (Co»enl Garden), Younger of the Hay Market), tlemrnjngi (Adelpbi), Broad (Unhliii), Dale (Dublin), Mrs W. West (Drury Lane), Mm. Vaughan, formerly Mr* Yates (Covent Garden), Mrs Broad Dublin). Mis* Walepole, who acted the IVidoto at Covent Garden ...

... hear, the favourable answers were cheering to all. M-i. Canoing, mother of the late Premier, made her theatricH Jehu* at Drury Lane hr the heroine in Jan* Share. Oarrlok «*bs the Hattingt, and Raddiah, her future huthaud, the Dumont. She patronised by ...

... 501. for selling foreign wines without a license. Notice ot appeal was given. William Humphries, ofthe‘* Elysium” opposite Drury lane theatre, was charged with the same olienee, but objection was taken to the information against him. In the Ball Court, on ...