... evening, the actual receiptswereoneshilling! onesolitary 4 individual being the whole of the audience. J. The receipts of Drury-lane and Covent-garden theatres, MI on the nights his Majesty honoured them with hiss! t.presence, were as ?? near £900, and ...

... state, that the report of his Royal High. ness the Prince Albert having composed the music of an opvra to be brought out at Drury-lane Theatre, is not ?? Circular. A verdict of X3D damages wasobtained the other day in Lonirn, agailsft a newsveader, for selling ...

... Society. The amount of the ropeal rent for the week ending the let inst. L was OCI34 l2s. 5d. -Mr. Maoready, the lessees of Drury-lane Theatre, has given orders tn pievent, as far as posasible, the admestsson of women ef is dsoolute character into that place ...

... Daniel Wilde, Newton, was found drowned in the canal, Newton, on Wednesday last. Two renters' shares in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, were sold by auction, on Thursday last, for sixty-four guineas. The verdict in the case of Peter Hanlin, who murdered his ...

... Bbbrsbllbrs.—The following persons were summoned before the magistrate* on Friday, for n « local act: Publicans,—Clayton Bell, Drury-lane, acquitted Jamei Mackin, Newhall> street, fined £2 4*. 6 J.; John Jackson, Scotland-place. acquitted. Btersellers, Samuel ...

... Fine Arts' Journal, Mrs. Butler (late Miss Fanny Kemble) is in treaty with Mr. Bunn, to perform certain number of nights at Drury-lane Theatre. It seems the negotia tion is off,—the lady demanding 1100 a night the manager offering only £60. James Pheleys ...

... cultural, commecil eoionial, oanufacturing, and mining Cal and equl protection to every interest ?? 8 In was held ?? lastin Drury-lane Theatre, in imitation ml of the Cov~ent-garden gatherings of the Anti-Cdrn Law I League. At twelve o'clock, the hour appointed ...

... notes; up again, to show that she could do both ; and all this amazing exterity-equal in it; s'kind, to the tumbler in the Drury-lane P antomime,-was bel h. stowed upon a composition of at least twenty minutes' duration which did not contain one single ...

... captured It.-Cumberland Padq c te. ~The English Oporn-honso, at pret closed, willtbeopene i Iis' - Euid, at the closs of the Drury-lane season, bf 'a commlttee emma- nlgesnet, consisting ef Msessrs. Compton, Frazer, Segui), Mian- Feell .4ccidsent on the Bolton ...

... London and the 20th degree of east longitude. Kean Redivissne.-Mr. Kean appeared on Monday se'nnight, way in Hamlet, at Drury-lane Theatre, being his first appearance in S that character for, webelievethe lastfouryears. Heperformed 3d, the part with all ...

... away in their mouth. Mr. James Anderson has entered into an agreement for a four years' lease, from Christmas next, of the Drury-lane Theatre. The NonenVosrmisl mentions an odd instance of the Church being subordinate to the State,- The Church hearses at ...

... returoing .iome. dni .1.. I__ __ __ ?? ___and ?? -His Majesty, attended by. the Dotke of York, and a oft retinsu e, visited Drury-lane theatre on Wedfnesday last, gf of where splendid preparations had been made for the oc-. e, casion. The royal visitels wertire~e ...