... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... nosession of' his Lord- ships famiili ever sioce that memorable day. Mr. XKean arrived frion Sotlahd on Monday eveh- ing,. at Drury Lane Theatre, just in time to di'ess for Richard the Third, having &erformed at EdinA burgh on ihe previous Thursday night, and ...

... motions without receiving from the -ouse any sort of encourage- msent. His exertions have in a great, measure pre- served Drury Lane fronm ruin. And as to the hum of the Bible Society, religion is an affair between ran' andi his God, and; h'e- who interferes ...

... the medium of your Paper., torrech the mistatements that leave gone abroad respet. ing my late appeal to the audience of Drury Lane They i a tre; not unnecessarily to defend myself against the DO- in and scandalous freedoms in which some of the publi ...

... Bill. Mr. Whitbread saii thev lHouse, was aware that considerable paiins bad been taken to examine into the Utits of Old Drury Lane, and the result was, that there was every Inr bability, that the old Theatre wi uld be, tehult. Ile should therefore move ...

... twelve millions of dollars, and every h ling like coimiel- cial ?? is almlost asnililiiluttd t lrouglout thle United Stntcus. Drury Lane h'lieatre, we undertiil, Isas at length Ileen let to-Mr. Ellistl.;i, on a Iuase :f 14 years, at a rent exceedingi 10,000l ...

... -Irdy, of-Liverpo~ol, shipwrluhts-I Worley and WV. EUre, of Cheap- aide, .lincn-duapers-. 'renerce a od J. -lMiles, of Drury lane, ironsnongees-J. Rickerbsy unaD. MI'Carton of Fountain-court, tailors-;l'. Blanden and J. Eres, of Birmingham, jewellers-W ...

... reallg think that the decorous part C of ffe audience could not possibly by their exertions effeat it. Indeed, the Nbew Drury Lane is almost free from the annoyance by its judicious cnnstiion.-t do not conceive the exertions to preserve the liner of the ...

... shich, if renerilly followed, would render the obnoxioxw Corn Bill unnecosary. I\r. Ke(n has obtained from the Managers of Drury- Lane Theatre a futrlougqa for tbree weeks, and is to per- form sir nights at Glasgow, ?? at Liverpool, for. w( xhicih, e is to ...