... Giubilei, all of whom are well known to an Oxford audience- also Miss Sara Flower. whose brilliant debut last season at Drury Lane, in the opera of La Gazza Ladra, antl whose subsequent success in Tancredi and L'Elisir ?? at the Princess's Theatre, has ...

... forbidden until thle popular passages, most in favour of liberty, shall h:;ve beeu expunsged by ?? find by the 6ills of Drury Lane, that Coriolanns is to be performed as soon as the necessary alterations cats be completed.-It- forismat ion laitl at Unioti ...

... announced to be in my rapid progress-a great numiher ofosres printed.-A report that MAladlanie Catalairi will aippear tt Drury Lane Thetatre in the spring.- Mrs. Glossop, ci-devaiit Aliss Fearon, about to return fiomn Paris. - Some runpleasant disturbinces ...

... Royal HlghneffeAs the DVuxs of YotK andCu- ERPLAND, HENRY WIGCSrEAD, and R..B. SxRZ1.: ?? Eiquires:. Jo§Sfj1 CALKISS, of. Drury Lane Orchefira, faw the prifoni. fire a pifol prefented at the King's bSor, arid dire~ted at, the IKing's perfon; is pofitive ...

... animqals to the quicli,,i-A , well-dreffed pickpocket attempted 'to iob a'lady, on Tuefday evening, going into the bolx-door of Drury Lane T'heatre. A. gentleman who was along kw'ith her deteiled him in the attempt, when tAhe' lellow en- deavoured tb 1sugh it ...

... and vwearinga'ap'prel. ,- a hoirid irarder, was committed i' the houfe 'of Mrs. Sheen, in Eagle Court, White HIart Yard, Drury Lane, on the body of Mrs. Griffithsp~who lodged in the garret. The Oceatedlent-an apron to a relation of ,Mrs. Sheen's, and onae ...

... Miguel into confusion, after musketry and art tillery had alike failed in checking their advance.- United Service Jonrnsd. DRuRy LANE THEATRE.-The Queen visited this theatre last evening, accompanied by Prince George of Cambridge, the Duchess and young Princes ...

... pictures, and share in the Sturey Theatre, to his widow-l among numnerous legacies are 501. each to Covent Garden i and Drury Lane Theatrical Funds, 501. to Blind School, l 501. to Loesdon Os-phan Asylumi, 501. to every public a Hospital in Metropolis ...

... and he flied on thel11th inst j uit three weeks after the accident occurred. This gentle- man married Miss Mordaunt, of Drury Lane Theatre; lhe was but 21, and his widow only 19. I h EXPRESS EXmT'mAORDINAtRY.-On Tuesday her Im- e perial Highness the Grand ...

... ? of hinu's Bench ins decided there was nnthinlg illegal iu Mr. Elliston's per- forming Lord Byron's Doge of Venice at Drury- lane Theatre.l-Mr. Bullock, jul. has hron Oht 66 more rein deer frons Lapland.-Sume inliabitants of Hertford contemplato erecting ...

... n no individual if more deservedly._Rl#etcion, a sprightly interlude, intro- 1. duced successfully Saturday evening at Drury Lane Theatre t,-its plot necessarily concise, yet very piquant, and excel. rs lently supported by the arlistes engaged in it ...

... the colonies for the remainder of their days. The wife of a foldier in the Guards lately pur- chafed a bed of a broker in Drury Lane, and in carrying it home on her head fhe thought fte felt Iomething hard in it ; oin ripping ?? feam, tle discovered 52 ...