... tdie meat perfect handl ever collectedl will be Aalisoibled. I IllS Mn, sice ?? Manager, hat liecorae, the uubrlesvet of Drury Lane Theatre,, hiving, tak'n thle ictnthiiet A' ti~v.the I ands of; Alr. Bish, ?? frontJ the gC eas fu lter Itis deposit. of ...

... abonit'120 at' vears old. - Her' Majosty' intends to hold a drawing-room in January next.-,lforningPePosi. 3s THE QUEEN visited Drury Lane Theatre, on Wee. Lb nesday, and was to pay the same hoasorto' Covent ert 'arden last night. C .The appointment of confidential ...

... above were' ianded about the city, anti they certaitly lid a powerful effect upoauthe miids of -thie peopnlec.- Yorkllrld. . Drury-lane, Covent Garden, the iaymarket, I thie lEnglisN. Opera, cnts Saitiher's Wilis theatres, wverc open 'o the puclic gretison ...

... are formed of his talents. He is young mart )of 2R1, and has received his education at Etsa. His fattirer pit Iras left Drury Lane, and slecepted an engagement for tits 1 ensuing season at Covent Garden. Ims . MAGISTRAC.Y OF IRE ...

... expected Incre. ?? p T ore tr of lire Boudot with a fortune of 30,000 acudi.' Ii. Thte~newgrantl th, pagan fortiscoming at Drury Lane Thelihtne, of his no ad M Irjss late -visit to Dublin, will, itis said,' be of' the most tplendhd and bstonishisig description ...

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... PROTECTIONIST LEAGUE. s. I r r rb- v! -12- * 1 71 _ ._ d THE allied forces of Protection held a grand yeas 7, field-day in Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday, under eolo r their commander-in-chief, the DUxE OF RICumOND. queE is They opened their campaign against ...

... it whtatever characters she undertook, was unboumneds : she was appliedl to by the Loidoitnimaniagers, and cii- tered it Drury-Lane at finur poutds t week. Peg-y, it the CDc{ii it't Gi:/, seiwas liere chri' elci :C, arld ?? do not expt C ever it ,ain ...

... ihrwh with the Diachcss of Oldenburgh, has becn annouricad at Stutgaid. - it the new Ptantomime now Perf'ortstinin at P Drury-Lane 'Thcatr, a begg-r sclicits alms of barle qitin, who, with a stieke oi his roInd, turns her rxgs ; into alipartro gold. Vidit ...

... John Dtirgan lives in Broti--street, St. Giles's . kno-s tihe Prisoner, who, on the 28tb September, was in Charles-street, Drury-lane ; lie is brother to tle decsased ; Prisoner came to the witness's mother's house with tbree baskets ; tte child was asleep ...

... year. His ?? has conferred the Grand Cross of the Guelphic order upon Vice-Admniral Sir C. Rowley. Her Majesty's visit to Drury-lane, to witness Macrea~ dy's Auaebelh, attracted £O00 on Monday night. Letters are in town whiclh state that the Earl of Durham ...

... a vn- riety of zig zslg ornanmants.-Fot* C/ersnTiCle. - ?? tonlidty evening Ilnst, i soin of Mr. Kean midt his debut at Drury-lane Tteatre, in the part of Yotig NsOrvni, in Home's Douglas, artd met wvith a very I avouirible reception from aiu overflowing ...