... lint, told dreadfully against me ; and when they lengtJi the MS. of my lately-cond Miincd farce, couple free admissions to Drury Lane, Was loudly proclaimed by all to be a member swell mob, hurried off to the station !>nise accordingly. Arrived here, placed ...

... proceed up the country, to . with the greatest eilat with the celebrated Jul , t )|)( jiorlh (ir (() ju>t pleases or he may , Drury-lane. find it his interest. Nor is indebted to any 111RRIM.TOS—an eminent professor and con- dual tut to the government fur the ...

... suppose >\iil gratified. Siamey ie?e regulations impose a duty of 15 per cent, LUI satv.i\ u.,. wen- inud ...

... admirutioii for ML-s Kelly «.i most the characters formerly saw her sustain, anti not few them she might have sustained at Drury-lane spite of younger rivals. That the Americans will heartily welcome her we are very certain bn* parts the other side of the ...

... the country, had eontest with the natives nor ere any of its l r,Rcr basket, and also another copper wire was engaged at Drury-lane Eheatr.- to J'J * * )t .u, . dcc.-ed: Ln-gu ~4,0. her indit-lrioii.s habits, said ,«rti. killed hy wild animals, .ny t tt-r ...

... and total eclipse | of Shakspearc the Pantomimes. and ! his satellites will imwrisj visible from seven to twelve, in the Drury-lane hemisphere. Adelaide Kemble will lie an evening star till the commencement of the concerts. when she will appear a morning ...

... Comely, for her, entitle SEVENTY, which Mr*. 110.M.Y %»ill the following two char* ctkr *, Herat t he'l Heat res | Koval Drury Lane vent Carth-n fv*r apwanl* Dsk ki>hki» Nights. : agetMT - .. , Dkhohah. her Aunt, 7** HUNLi, WHO THE THE Mil.l. SING. . * ...

... Uitmturr. OISIPPrS; OR, THE FORGOTTEN FRIEND. in fire let*, performed at Drury Lane.— Uy the late Herald (Jrtjfin, Esq. Tales the Munster Festirals (Second Series). Jiy the same. —London: Maxwell ty Co. (FROM TMK SALOPIAN The cullr-l late, at Druryl.aiw ...

... -k brought tt out in 1,. •> strength of blow. stood Kory. a.s I botm-l ac- The wife Gen. VaniliTrinissen, whose courage Drury-lane, and 'J.* * I* ) l ' . cording to my promt.o, meeting even justice to knight and all q ~resence min.l has just enabled hint ...

... town*' The motion was carried very largo majo- j Sir. Fleming, st-t-mg that the resolution wasrar- new tragedy in rehears'd Drury-lane mt. . tiAi.WAY. ri ...

... growing fxcilement of the inhabitants of London on the subject of the corn- laws, that the largest threat!*© the kingdom, Drury lane, quite insufficient accommodate the ordinary the weekly Wednesday meetings. Monday, two o'clock, the whole cards of admission ...

... of ihe L ague had obtained crowded audience that the progress the funds had been most satisfactory ; and that, week after Drury Lane Theatre had proved too small contain one-half of the persons who had sought admission tl»e occasion of their meetings. Ihe ...