... adjourned to the following (this morning). ey Shakspeare's tragedy of King John. wag revived with ey great splendour ii Drury .lane theatre on Monday. ag Mr. Ainsworth's Mliser's Daughter appeared in a drama- In tized shape at the Adelphi theatre, London ...

... this finely. e situated seat of the ex-Chancellor. The proceedings rela. ( tiveto Mr. Bird's claim remain in state quo. - t Drury-lane Theatre will close on Wednesday evening, the 14th of June, after a season of 179 nights. To those c not acquainted with ...

... matter.- Spctator. ,. Tin NErv US MAN.-A new piece, under the above title, from the pen of Mr. Bern-Ard, vias proluced at Drury. lane Theatro on Saturday night. It was admirably acted, especially tle part of Aspen, the nervvus man, by Farren. and M'Shane ...

... the thirty- nine articles'; particularly such of thle membeVrs' as are not intended for the church ministry. ?? reipts of Drury lane theatre for the lidt three years have averaged 53,0001., and it is esti- mated by competent judges of the subjeci, that ...

... Repeal Warden, George's ward, 11. Is. Mr. Martin Hughes was admitteda member. Per Mr. J. C. Lindsay, Repeal Warden, from the Drury- lane ward, 12s., in addition to his former remittances.- Mr. Carle Kauffman was admitted a member. From the Mary-le-bone ward ...

... was received with disain. gulshed approbation at the Manchester Theatre. Mr. Bootb has suddenly withdrawn himself from Drury- lane Theatre. Mr. Cooper is playing the 6rat-rate parts in tragedy at the New York Theatre, alternately with Mr. &ean. Sir William ...

... Sunday, and the business of the evening concluded. New members enrolled, 7. LINCOLN'S INN PIELDS DISTRiCT, CRAVEN DEAD, DRURY- LANE. Mr. O'Neil was called to the chair. Mr. Lindsey (warden) being called on, addressed the mceting as follows :-My friends ...

... appears, is too.exalted 'in her ideas for the newr lessee. She will not, therefore, form one of the con- stellations of Drury-lane during the approaching season. Mrs. Waylett, being more moderate in her demands, the new monarch has acceded to them, and ...

... lions having been guilty, of blocking up her Majesty's highway on the night of tteir removal from the Royal Amphitheatre -to Drury lane, an information' was laid against their proprietor, arnd a sum. mona issued. Messrs. Peake and C. Jones 'appeair'l as - ...

... to a young female, named Catherine Jacobs, aged nineteen, residing with her parents, in Bailey's-court, Smart-buildings, Drury- lane. It appears the unfortunate girl was leaning out of the first floor-vintlow, for the purpose of hanging some clothes on ...

... tragedian, on retiriog from the stage his, understand, in the most complimentary mianer, prtsented. u friend Sir. Cooper, of Drury lane Iheatre, ulniust tbe L. , his varied and cutly theatrical wardrobe, as a ?? of a, sircerei approbation and esteem ...

... A. Kemble, and accordingly Se- miramide has been a little hastened. The cast of As You Like It for the opening of Drury. lane, on Saturday next, has been published. Mrs. Nisbett is to play Rosalind, and not Miss H. Faucit; aml arrange- ment that ...