... throughout the day ins every part of the metropolis; and at ?? a very brilliant difplay of fire-works took F1ace from the top of Drury Lane Theatre. The illumninations were general, and of the moai fplen. did and tafleful defcription. To this part of the joyous ...

... Court, Bow Street, lie was alarmed by a diftant cry of fire. Xollowing the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's Court, Drury Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted siiea by faying, he was lure an adjoining houfe was burning, as he had accidentally ...

... Chancellor, Lord Eldon, Lord Ellen- borough, Sir William Scott, Baron Thompfon, and ur. juflice Le Blanc. Mr. Banrner, of Drury Lane Theatre, has met with a very unpleasfant accident. Whild out 1hooting 4 En Wednelday with a friend in the neighbourhocd ...

... from what had occurred- in the morning. Their Majefties-havjing announced their intenr tion -of going to the' Theatre at Drury Lane, thne Houfe was extrernely crouded. The Prin- ceffes firf3 came lahto'their box, as uftial ; the Q eicfnewirtid tlied, tine ...

... twelvernonth, and fhe remains perfealy well. Any information-of the above fa. may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr.Spilfbury is not ?? for any mixture fold unlefs the words By. the King'6 Patent are inferted on the bill ...

... each of its clerical mem- from2501. to 3001. a-year, about the income of a third n Tonrth rate actor at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, and ;shsiderahly less than the income of the secretary of a -ilular singer at the Opera. Cooks, wvho are eminent in ' ~hsir ...

... think Mr. layne a lucky ?? Foote had modestly touched one year's pin money !-Kean off to Plymouth-he returns to Drury Lane in July-at Drury Lane fund dinner lie said he was going to the continent for several years .-M1r. Xonmmg, attorney, of Croy- dlon, ...

... esir h vold lace and gold ?? is his lull 1unifolm, as Chief lut Brigade of Artillery. General Latriffllon ent on Mondfty to Drury lane 'i hearte e, btt ill a plawn dt(efs, in wihich he fit quite uinktnown.-This' gentleman, it is laid, is lhie hly del .ghted ...

... engaged at Drury-lane, where she appeared as Lydia ^(Langiiols, on Oct. 4 of that year. Mrs. Orger's success in that character at once placed her in a respectable position on the London stage, and lshe continued to perform regularily at Drury- lane till 1881 ...

... consequence -of'hostile tenoir of the speech of the American President towards France-thev closed at 92.-New comedy produced at Drury, lane Saturday, intitled The King's Seal, founded ott an in- cident in the life of HIenri Qetate, who is made acquainted with ...

... on af- forded by [uch a Comnany, we have been indulged by Mr. Thornton with a -Shiit from our favourite Ban- nitler, of Drury Lane Theatre, and that incompa. rable adlor Mafter Betty, juftly termed the Voung Rofcius, whofe uncolslson merits drew the moit ...

... Friday night, and with so much ability; that he is likely often to repeat ?? Stephens made liar dehid for the season at Drury Lane, Saturday, and was receivedl with the usual ?? company of comedians eomlnence(1 theatrical performances at Aylesbury Monday ...