... trais- in ferred his offer ?? (Gardon to Drury Lane, beeautt that le - establisitment-had first fostered sis talents.' NWe were not aerare that. 91r. Price Was at th4 head of the establishment -f Y, Drury Lane when uicn first appefted in Lottdon, but ...

... ..LO NDON, Nov. 16. T.he Qa'ee'ls Vi7rt to Drury lane 7/1ctc.-Ifolrwi Majesty last i *bt ho(noured this theatre ;ith her preSence, being her first ollvisit ia:lee her aeeession to the throne, The announce- mcnt of her intention to witneas the perforances ...

... and paid for from his revenue as Duke of Cortwall.-Mr. Jefferies, for. tnerly of Covent Garden, and late check-taker at Drury Lane, died Friday from wounds inflicted Wednesday even- ing by a carving knife, with which he stabbed himself in several places ...

... unfortunate mian ?? covered with blood,. and lie was taken up quite dead. The late Richard Russell, Esq. had a renter's share at Drury Lane Theatre,' where he used to go almost every evening, and, notwithstanding his immense fortune, his penury was so great, that ...

... twelvemonth, and fhe reiuains ;perf'elv wvell. Any infarniation of the above fa&r may be oh'- tained at Nio. 9, Duke's Court5 Drury Lane, I.onni,,n Mr. Spil(bury is not accountable for any mixtu re fold, unlefs t re words By the King's Patent are inferted ...

... twelvenonth, and Ihe remnainis perfedlly 'weUl, Any information of the above fadb-enay be ob- tained at No. 9, Dulte's Court, Drury Lan'e,' London. M Mr. Spilfbury is not accountable f'or anyn'uixture fold, unlefs the words By the King's Patenr3' iire inferted ...

... eleven sheep froin R. Bagshawe, of Hope, sentenced to 15 years' ?? blow- street Polie(, court Jrda , J. home, mooiey-taker at Drury Lane Theatre, committed for trial for emblezzling money taken at thle (lour.-At Mnrlborougllm-strrct PoliceO Court Thurnsday ...

... Thonia'j Payne, late of Afhford, Kent, Grocer, March 8 9, April g, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Alhford.-Samruel'Puri, late of Drury Lane, Vidlualler, March 5, a2, April 9, at Guildhall.-Yshn ilixon, of Afhby-de-la-Zouch, Leicefterlhire, Fell- monger, March ...

... about 300,000 florins. ORIGINAL. ANECDIOTE or GARRacx..l.rhen Mr. Packer, who lately died, was a young man, and en- gaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at a low bfalar, he was onlle day attending the rehearfal of a 'n'en iy at time when Garricl vwas occupied on the ...

... few nights ago, about ten o'clock, a man between forty and fifty years of age, went into a houfa, No. 8, Chiarles Street, Drury Lane, where, alter con- tinuilng ?? time, lie fell into a kind of doze, and con- tinued fo till two o'clock on Saturday mmrning ...

... Albert, his Royal Highness at same time graciously consenting to be patron of Society.. Thirtieth anniversary festival of Drury Lane Theatrical Fund celebrated Friday at Freemasons' Tavern, Duke of Cambridge presiding, supported on right by Count de Montemolin ...

... theatres brought out their Easter entertainments. 'That at Covent Garden is denominated the Prince of tie Laeces, that at Drury Lane the Devil's Ekiixr, or the Shadowless jMan. Both with the help of exczlcnt scenery we're well received I and likely to have ...