... realms of mind-theI empire of thought-and maintains a proud superiority over all her Contem-. poraries. Saturday last at Drury Lane Theatre was devoted to a epitodid reminis-t ceslce of the late Sir Waiter Scott. After the opera of Rob Rey Macgregovr, ...

... Dorset.el otl DMr Forrest and The Stago of Corinth together have drawma to above £450 a-nilght, during thle last sseeh, or Drury Lane p I1- Theatre. r PRItie os 13 RTstAD cr TiHE METROiOWs.-Thebahkcrs Ithrough- L out the metropolis hose ralied the price ...

... apprentice, named Thomas Wicks, aged iq years, upon his master, Mr James Bostock, a brassfounder, re- siding iniPittt's Place, Drury Lane. It appears that onSaturday evening lst the master hadoccasion tosend theyouth to one of his customers -with an order, for ...

... good luck arrived, le could not pay I .the postage. Yesterday afternoon, a shocking accident hap- pened in St Giles's near Drury Lane ; a man, ] by some means, was run over by a waggon, and so much maimed, that he, was conveyed tothe I Hospital on a shutter ...

... given ustder the aus. t pices of the Duke of Wellington. c 1, Her blailety went in stato onl Wednesday evening tn honour P r Drury Lane Theatre with hter Isresestce. The royal party dis. ' . et at an early hour, aned at a tluarter befote scen o'clock her a ...

... accommodation fur poor widows at Is. to I*. fid. per week. They had also house* erected in King Street and Charles Street, Drury Lane. The lodging house in St. Giles’s, which had that day been visited Prince Albert, had been constructed an entirely new principle ...

... .-The Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes have opened a model lodging-house in Charles Street, Drury Lane, London. It provides for the accommodation of single labouring men. Each inmate here, by paying 4d. per night, or 2s. a-week ...

... Abenc%14th uly 1 8t . CErlCESRAffg, 'V MrI TXenmpiataon'a Msicaal tn~tarta1n~rxtnta. .Ni R. T-E.MPLETON (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane 1w.]L and Covent Garden), will give his Popular MUSICAL EN- TERTAINM-1ENTS in ABERDEEN, on the Evenings of MONDAY 29th, ...

... Asusoestions in that district. , -- - --- -----d 's.tsAEUK oF, Actrtts.-The fOllOWin2 is a list of the principal actors, at Drury lane intshie season of 1802.3. with the amount ofthirsi Tsandus wecti!-y salaries. which was copied from the roost authentic ...

... theatrical patrons, at all events its patronesses, are really innocent of the fact. Urs Warner (formerly Miss Huddart) of Drury Lane, &c. London, is well known as one of the first tragediennes of the present day and who, some seasons ago, in joint manage- ...

... Lord Newboroiagh. On Isonslay, in Lasebetla Workhouee, Mrs E. Beverley, an actress of scome celebrity at Covent Garden arid Drury Lane Theatres. Onl the 111th inst. at Bislsopsthorpe, lady Ann Harcourt, wife of the Arch. ft bishop of Vorir. At Estinburgih ...

... HIS MAIESTY. It is with a mingled feeling of horror and congratulation that we have to flate what laft night happened at Drury Lane Theatre. Juft as his Majefty entered his box, and was bowving to the audience wich his ufual conde- fcenfion, a perfon who ...