... 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 ...

... unfortunate but superb spectacle, which we do not recollect to have been exceeded, except, per- baps, by the conflagration of Drury Lane Theatre. The mass of warehouses'and oofer commnercial buildings involved in flames, lighted up the monument, the dome of ...

... entitled, Tlre Friend of the Family, and which, after receiving some alterai ions and emendations, was acted for some time at Drury Lane under the name of.Policy, was reproduced here on Saturday evening, and met with the appro. bation of a crowded audience ...

... by liar filie acting inl Juliet and 13c/ridero.-T ie new connedy 'of Pc/icy wais repeated severaltintles lasst week at Drury- Lane, aind favourably receiveil. 'FIn1 hlanguage has mluch inure inouit than the plot, awhich arisecs nut ofiliescliennes ofa ...

... mnaltiter. Matthiew Matthews, Neatl, Glamorgan, 'ironmnger. Charles Squire, Holborn, Middlesex, printer. ' I Thomas Clarke, Drury Lane, Middlesex, cabiaet- ner. - Benjamiin Johnson, Norwich, grocer. ' ?? SUPERSEDED. William Spiring, Bristol, nursery-man. ...

... Saixe'twteimar and Counreoc Nesstroudt, the Russian Armibassador, aI ,,:1glist of Noibiiu: y. ,fir dinner t(hey honovred Drury Lane Theatre I s jlir preserice, and although it was only p)ivate. ; knowtn, the house was crowded te excess in every P ,, ralations ...

... instantaneeusiy, and witi ascb tacility, all ttht it was more likemnagictrifrt scene shifting. I wvish tle ily Managees of Drury Lane would send some of tbeirneachiaiis ari- nid ?? here to take a lesoit. e ii (To, be costinued.), ...

... Itt Gordil1en, it sot excelletit a Illauttre, as to velify Vvery 'previotis prediction (if her etilre farti.-A ovle ?? at Drury Lane, Satur- day rtightt enttitleld iotiqy,; 1it, 'JtuW riens ttflt ?? italsutc-11arry Sidi lois flc t' it ted ctitior--parts ...

... rant and whine, and grinninig, arid con. ?? of theyoing Roscins. Ou Mortldav, it is said, the reservoirou tile toll ( of Drury Lane Theatre olverflwed, and inundated the wardrobe-room ; tie 1I ss .sutained ?? which Jis calculated at looo1 . This is the ...

... it of Mr. KemblL), shilst that exhibited on Saturday at Drury-lane was copied in all its general forms from Mr. Calpon's scene, but with injudicious alterations in the detail. In tie Drury-lane scene there was no research ; the research was Mr. Capon's ...

... a correspiondence which has re- cently passed between Mr. Whitbread, aq President of the Committee for the Management of Drury-lane Theatre, snd Mr. Kean, as the principal performer there, I wish to request a place in yosi excellent andt extensively circulated ...

... Kellner, assisted by a full chorus. Mrs. Iyickons has already gained the greatest credit by her perFormance in. this piece at Drury-lane, during Lent, and we were highly gratified to hear Braham in mnusic tbat is so well adapted to his elegant, chaste and pathetic ...