... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. This Theatre for the winter season Friday evening. As usual, the first night of opening, previous to the commencement of the performance, the whole company came forward, and sung God save the King,” which was re* ceived by the ...

... Mr. Henry Smart, son of the late celebrate* leader of the orchestra at Drury Lane, has bee* presented by the Glee Club and Members of Uioral Society, at Blackburn, conjointly, with * o . me S,lrer >nnff box » i,,,aid gold, vri- h the following inscription ...

... In Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday night Lord Cardigan was again recognized, and discord took the place of music for Hie remainder of the evening. The New Judge It uenerally believed that Mr. Wightman will he the New Judge, the room of Mr. Justice Littledale ...

... were imported within the firit aevn days of this month the pojt *. it is now said that the arrangements for rebuilding Drury .lane Theatre are all completed. ...

... WEBSTER. This young lady, we lament state, dfed yesterday af half-past three o'clock, from the effects- the accident to her at Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday last, the sad particulars of which appear elsewhere in our columns. ...

... Gardner, While Chapel, manufacturing chemist -J. Staines, Ouniile, Northamptonshire, tailor—T. Pilb 'ir*. Parker street, Drury lane, coachsmith J. Bouiton, Ash/or.- under-Li/me, carrier— W. Kerby, Liverpool, hotel keeper— J. G. Smith. Liverpool, grocer— ...

... Liverpool, cabinet maker—A Stone, of Mancbefter, merchant—R. H. Freeborn, Stratford Avon, faddler—J. Roach, Ruffell court, Drury lane, baokfeller. ...

... he has been enabled to effect an Engagement, for EOUK, NIGHTS ONLY, with the celebrated Tragedian, Of the fheatret Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The Theatre will rc on Etenino. July id, IHi t; which occasion Ur. MACREAUY will appear In his oiigisal ...

... corn factors— William bridge, horse dealer.—J. R. H. Witheis, Briatol, linen draper.- William Williams, White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler.—Henry Hutchinson, Cornhill, master mari* George Dohson, Hail on, Chester, T. J., and I. G. Stephenson, York ...

... City.— Thomas Turner, upholsterer, New Bond Street.—W. G. Docking cheesemonger, Hnmpstead rood.—Felix M Car thy, baker, Drury Lane, Middlesex.—Charles J. B. Pons, batter. Old Bond Street, Middlesex.—T. Folkard, hackneyman, High Holborn.—W. N. Proctor ...

... Norwich, Beluv, dealer—J, Motiram, of Briftol, corn merchant—T. Vaughan, Chorley. I.ancafliire, cotton manuf.ifturer—F. Finer, Drury Lane, grocer —]. Ule.iy, Million, Oxfordlhiro, corn dealer —A. ]. Smith aiul 1. Shepherd, Kmgswinfmd, Staftoidlhire, irunmaften ...

... Paris stage, will arrive in London in the course of a few days, preparatory to her debut at Drury Lane Theatre. Among the novelties in preparation at Drury- lane is a ballet ona very magnificent scale, which is to throw every thirg ofa similar nature that ...