... seve- rally entered, vith tlie kindest spirit. It may be useful to state the designs with whivch the circle of boxes of Drury Lane Theatre has been brna- niented. On the dress circle a gilded lattice work on' 31 a light blue ground, with roses in the ...

... DRURY LANE ADDRESSES. T T- THft EDITOR. OF THUEMORNINGI CHRONTICLE SifR, After such a profusiori of undeserved compliment ;s Molierulus has bestowed upon my. last letter, I ought, perhaps, to feel some difficulty in still continuing to difer in opinion ...

... DRURI' LANE ADDRESS, Although the discuss'in of the Drury Lane Ad.. .dress is, stri~ly, amon~g the: subjea which come withia the purview of a liberally couiduced print, yet it is quite another thing that even such a pint should be involved in a controversy ...

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... Academy:- Cavendish-square, March 13th, 1830. Smn-I shall have great pllea4su1re in attending the An- niversary Dinner of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund on the :lst instant, according to the request from tile Columnittee for conducting that Institution, which ...

... derives it. principal charm front being played quietly. It was, upon the occasion of Shalispeare a tragedy being acted at Drury-lane, last season, thes oaty part in the play that could net be found fault with. MR. KINGc This is a gentleman who has bee ...

... DRNURY LANE THE2A RIGAL FUND DIN7NER. Yesterday the anniversary of the Drury Lane Theatrica l Fund Dinner took place at the Freemalsons' 'av'erit, thel IDuke of Cambridge in the chair, sulpported ity the Duke ofl IBeaufort, the Marqluess of Clanricarde ...

... the Charity, with the Tragic and at Comic Muse onl each side; crowned by the following words Ui in large gold letters :- Drury-lane Theatrical Fund, il fr corporated 1777. ye The Galleries were filled (to use a theatricalphrase) to a Cl complete overflow ...

... AlERTING OF DRURY LANE TJEATRE I PROPRrE TORS. Onl Sttturday thlo Getteral Assembly ot'the conlrany orI Drury-lanle proprietors took place, purinuant to advertisie- nment ,to r~eeive tile annnal Stiatement Of' accounts from the committee, to elect an ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. 'The aijirversary of ?? Lani 'Iheitrical Fund amie, oiff oii Wd- nieday at le Freemasoft s Tavern, Great'Qutiueenstreet. His Royal Ilithne~ss the Dukeof Cambridge presided. The subscriptions am'dubted to Iwitdg o661 ...

... the Perforniance was t;:e dog, and it was a dog of judgment, for Bartley was playing 6faignd in a ,ety fuperior (tile. -Drury Lane is likely to have the principal part of its recruits fromwthis theatre. Byrne, who fang the Itorm ]alf night in fuch a Pile ...

... three months, and the least that can be done in return is to receive a change visit from the Queen's Theatre. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Adelphi. The English comedians have reckoned on French hospitality, and they will not be disappointed.- Galignani ...