... as the Solici- tor-generl, hut the appointment is not settled. . U1.'s Mejesty, who is residing in London this week, ?? Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday, to witness the v performance of the Hypocrite, &c. His Majesty was J *s most enthusiastically welcomed ...

... when all hearts should be rejoicing for peace abroad.. t we have not peace at ?? fld Iri;, ?? *n ke. m ,--v -sben-Alt at Drury-lane 'heatre, pro- t ; ,.c Eci iipv;arti of £h3000; ?? then double the ca-a pgtit the ?? G ield al a e repa ...

... of the mceasue being the et, ne treaity or base of such cone. g, A new historical play, in five sets, was prodicedat gi Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday, the 4th instant, Ti ,es great success. It is from the pen of Mvlr. S. YKnowlo; and its title, William ...

... inquest was held yesterday week so on the body of John Wilson, a mariner, who died on Tues- day morning at a lodging-house in Drury-lane. The de- dc ceased arrived at Liverpool on the 20th ult. in the Martha, St W~illiam oit, captain, from Bonny. On taking ...

... truth, (repliei Caustic,) I think it be it avery clever performance ; but as our journal is at present It at war with the Drury-lane manager, and int the interest o toof Kean, my cue is to hunt down thle Yankee intruder; m jb ,and I accordingly hissed the ...

... Ambassadors and theirA apt. Ladies, and a numerous assemblage of the nobility and. tan- gentry. qrs. The stock night at Drury-lane-for the Irish subscrip- fter' tion, although aided by the re-apoesrances of Dowton ofand ohnJohnstone, afforded nothing ...

... did not sustain the slightest ta - injury.-Preston, Chroeniele. tg Mr. (2 Kean-The Magic R)ule will be, brought out, at Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday, as the last piece, a. owngi to the increasing -attraction of Mr. C. Kean.- Morning Chronicle. (We notice ...

... place ataonce ?? ?? .rra was Wiliam elltiead isi oernpcsuet iriher Mru the. It is announced, ire perceive, for evely C t~ Drury-lane; and such is the enthusiasm it aq C'triil ?? Isis witl no doubt continge to run the whole aon_., uite Literary Jouirnal ...

... of the handsomnest thi i,,. The Senior Wrangler, of a cetrtain yea?, ,g. from the Senate House at Cambridge, wenttd, at Drury-lane; ait so happened, that a cnin P h personae entered at the same rromeAt, otn dte 8b U. sieo te house, buet -unobserved by ...

... sasitmer deserving of rite wartoest commends- tiots- It brought vividly to mind the best efforts of the ti orchestra ait Drury-lane- Itrues Powe-rful and Perfect at all h IiS. poitsio. The rnwsnext pieces suffer~ed alitlero5f-nan evident aI lis nervousfiurry ...

... jumbled together ; anid te- of minds me of the following anecdote *-When 'the Sihool ial for Scandal was first performed at Drury-lane, the actor who personated Chales Surface, went up to the author, le who was seated in one of the stage boxbs; and asked'hini ...

... India Board, and in the Liverpool Office. , Tlseatrieeis.-We are happy to observe, that, so far as the theatrical season af Drury-lane has proceeded, ir there appears a disposition in the managers to resusci- tate the 1good old legitimate drama. Several ...