... 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 ...

... central Meadow walk (which it really is already) the comfort and boast of every liberal citizen. Your very obedient servant, DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday evening ing the season of performances, at this Theatre, .commenced with the interesting Comedy of ...

... 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 ...

... guineas each for creating disturbances at the pit door of the Theatre;-oyal. - Mr Kean lhar obtained from the managers of Drury Lane theatre a furfough for three weeks; and is to perform six Kights at Glasgow, and-four at Liverpool, for which he is to receive ...

... enlivened with the best. company of pierforiers that han 'ever :yet matde. its appearance inl thle TiverSit Mr. LttssL, fromi Drury Lane, will speai the ack4et Court, oppsi .:,ertbashcollege, on Thut.rsday net3, vis ans, 24s th c7s oly be equalled ?? phice ...

... occarred-v : The cry of 0. P. was then heard, and a tuffluW tuous clamour-commenced. MIr Evans, willa l dresed the auditory at Drury Lane on a tiflltar occasion, spoke fromn the boxes at great llglit, urging that tle. patentees of tile ?? tilalra having a monopoly ...

... of Wiales Issd ber' first. cevtuesti party Monday lasts Osseen, &r,. with a select nuniber of Noblility, 'present -aIt Drury Lane, Frislay, ts. witness Kciia's Zimsga. 1The .r ucess of Wales arrived] at Milan. on tile ish lt'--slie was present ?? a Boll ...

... ?? ' THeEATmfCA'LS,-Novelties almnost: iiititify 'r}f ?? cession at ttie two Wiiter Theatres- ifly Spg.7uee audYI, at Drury Lane,'assdl f Bobimet, the Iauit at .Covent Garden,Stwo inpsical .after-pieces brought, out and well received last ?? critics' ...

... delendant, who is a young man about t0nay-fivc, is au artist, arid Nvas ap- prenticed to Mr. Gicenwood, the sceuC piniter of Drury Lane 'rheatre, where he Ihad been employed as an assiht- ant. The prosecutrix had been a parish girl, alid wxs only 16 years ...

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... Yaretoubh,,Nosfolli, fish merchant. Rich. C. Field, of Long-ncre, Midl'hldsek, hat malirl. Robert Billing, ofVinegar-yard, Drury-lane, Mid- Xlenry Williami Wilton and. Heenry lnowles Creed, of Cmrtchcd-friars, Londoun, inerelkagtts. -.liz. Le Rov and Thomsas ...