... the publisher of the music in his new opera ' the Maid of Honour,' and £2OO from J olin n for permission to perform it at Drury Lane. Who would not be a pordarcompoacr. ...

... Prssented the Repealers of the Drury-lane ward J Lindsey, the senior Warden, as a mark respect for his exertions in the cause Ireland. With the box wa* presented the, following addresi. Dear Sir, W* the Repealers, of the Drury lane ward,cannot permit vou to ...

... attend in hit place on the second reading of anch bill, give evidence. , . , • I Farce called John Browne, which 1 acted at Drury lane Theatre, I has for foundation sn incident and a eba-1 ruder lik.dv to ettcile peculiar interest. It is said that Mr. William ...

... of all parties in this metropolis, as it must do throughout the kingdom, to see her Majesty and royal consort honouring Drury lane theatre with their presence. Now, as people are truly and forcibly remarking, under any circumstances it would be indecorous ...

... _THE PRICE OF BREAD. I.oftnoN.—On Thursday the bakers at the west end of the metropolis, including those in the vicinity of Drury lane and Clare-market, raised the price of bread of the second quality to Bd. per 411.. loss, being 83 advance of id. per 41b ...

... D»y tbia 20tb Day of January 1840. PETER BURROWS. Chief Clerk. , >t not jet fettled that Mr Reale J* become the leasee of Drury lane. Reofft red teims to the sob committee «bo approved of them but the Oeral which met on Satuardaj •®uld not ratify the agreement ...

... (ho only cate in wli.li dSl'i'-'t slnneul is i.itlicu-J fur the cr.ias ol ai»un. 11 EI’RESENTAI lON PLATE TO MR. BAI.FE Ai Drury lane bvutiv, oudatunlay, TV/r Dauyh 'er of Si Muik «»» pc b'riiitdtu (or Kuit-'r ueuem, Al ihe clova of tba jMWm. sccort.iutf ...

... person, and I believe they may be obtained either at ids house, or that of Lis master, Btucciani, Little Russell Street, Drury Lane. I was not present when the cast was taken ; but while the head was being shaved I pointed out its bad developement, remarking ...

... HORRIBLE DEATH OF A CHILD* This morning, Mrs. Devenport, widow living in Peneoden-court, Drury lane, having occasion lo go out on some tiille errand, wliich detained her not more than live minuets, left her only child, a little girl about four years old ...

... yesterday moved against Mr. Kean, the proprietors of Covtot-garden Thea tre. for injuncrinn res’rain him from p.-rfurniing at Drury lane on Monday, in violation of his article ol.cogsgemetit, ft will heard Monday - -A*e. Ti Gentlemen who shootings over the ...

... commercial relations that may i*■ the war la-tween the Arabs and the Franks, and susceptible of very extensive dif' Alive.—The Drury •lane bills an» > >i. .te ili.it the management had engaged the hie Mis* Murdaunl. presume they eapecl.-d she would make a dru ...

... London, Octodeil 11-—.Vesterdsy noun, an inquest was holden before Mr. Stirling, Mr. Johnson's, the Red. Lion and Still, Drury* lane, upon view of the body this unfortunate womaq, whose name hat so often,appeared, the police reports of tlm ipetropolis, ...