... gone to attend the elec- tion for the County of Down. 'A Theatric Pic Nic is by no means a rare tin g at Covent Garden or Drury Lane. It often happens that a great many contribute to one enterltaizlnent. An old 11ovelist furnishes the plot, a nmetlhodist ...

... with regard to Miss MUDIE, as they were some timre since with regard tO MLaster Betty. It is asserted that an Eavent fiom DrUry- lane concluded an engagement in thin counnry with the g uardi-,n of Miss M. which engagement interferes Wiih thatt at Covent ...

... *I O F 1AS , H , 7O.. MI]RROR OF -rSl4#Dt.OY THE VERY AGOE AND 7Oi(y OP 'gIHE TIME, ITS 3R0aM THgTATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- ro-morrow Eve,111w, tfeir iMa atiec trrvantsjvijl adb. ROMEO and fltME I k'omeoa bythi fYoung Roschts -¶erccio Mr tiannister ,>r ...

... havingi cen d&stroyed on Saturday night last. The lastnightbht one, of the Cnmpany's Performing this season, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. This Evening tbeir Majestics Servants willperform The RlVAlS. Sir Anthony Abslote, Mr. Dowtonr; Captain Absolute, Mr. ...

... at a satiry of sSl. v a \vcsc!, wahi~e than of MttS DUNCAN is but iol. n I 'a j~darle 1aARISOT is certainly engaged at Drury- lane Thrcatre. Her first apearamnce wvill bc in the I Fs Tf/iev'er. This piece is in readiness to be brcught t j forwurd early ...

... Bl-inche Reine'de Castille, Con'possd by 'Mr .D'Egvl'e. Music by Mr. Steielt. * 7 r , Viviant Rex et Regiaa, * 0 TI PYRE ROYALi DRURY LANE o i , 'This vningtheir Majesties Servants willad ' y die HAMLET' j-iH le't, Iy theYoung $Kosclus, (being- Is 4th sapepraiice ...

... his entragement with the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, decided not to re- new the engagement with Covent Garden The- atre bayond the twelve nzgbts.stzprrlated for,, but to give the preference to Drury-lane in all further offers. Of consequence Master ...

... Douglas. Yesterday, about one o'clock, the QrEEN and PIlNcESSES left town for Windsor. On Tuesday the ROYAL FAMILY Will go to Drury- lane Theatre.- Yesterday morning his MAJESTY arrived atWindsor fiom Kew, and soon after inspec~ced the Horse Guards in Windsor ...

... b( pf mForioed the gri-ed Ballet, callcd 'ivaut Rt e't fReg1ina. IPo:7 til PEN IT3 of IMiSS DUNCANT -'liHEAi.\lgE QYAl., DRURY L.AN!E. hilt Evr.vegril r thMilrsties Servants ivill i K.N(IW \'QftR OW(N MXIND. iulamoear, Mr. Elliston; Du;1shwoild, Mr. Blannstlr ...

... T;-IZ MrIRROR OF FASEj'OAT. TO SISEXV TE.i. VERY XCE. AND BODY OF THE TIME, ITS FORM AND PRESS5URE. T11EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, their Majestics Servants will adt the Comedy of AS-YOU LIKE IT. Jaques, Mr. Wrorghson; Orlando, Mr. Elliiton; ...

... THE MIRROR OF FASHION. f TO SIEAV TIIE VERY AGE AND BODY OFr THE TIME, ITS FORM AND PRESSURE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, their Majesties Servants villadt the lew Comedy in five adts, called Thc HONEY MOON. After wbich (3d time) a new Mclo ...

... -MIRJOJ OF FASH:ION. S ;- ~*~-*------ TO SHENSEW TH1E VEgR AGE ANO BODY OF THE TIME, ITS FORM f AND PRESSURE. - THEATRE 9OYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, their Majesties Servants will adt a new Comedy . ~~~~~~in fivee aets, called- TheHONEYMOON. The Chaadlersa ...