... may ex . pect, of course, shortly to hear of his Majesty's arrival in Europe. On Monday night last, her Majesty visited Drury- lane theatre' to see the tragedy of Marino Falieri. As soon as the audience understood that she was present, a .simultaneous ...

... the motion, 14G.-The House adjourn. is ed at a quarter before seven on Wednesday morning. ld0 7tte ?? Majesty honoured Drury -lane The- the atre with' his presence on' Tuesday evenine. He vwas it'received with much loyalty --anrl returned the con- ht' ...

... avoid tbe conclusion, that, if these gentlenme have tormed a correct estimnate of Mr. Salter's talent, the managers of the Drury. lane Theatre, the Theatre Rloyal, Dublin, and the Liver- pool Theatre, must be most incompeicit judges of thea- trical merit ...

... found irtheqloch. The - anck wa~s lail opeued, ?? two4hirtnwere. found in it, with thesiai'sl-. ?? Iaerneo~siAFri sL ?? : Drury lane Th1arr.-,Five'nisy shares in this. pro perty,o f too0 cach, with the privilge of.a free aduis. sion to the purelier during- ...

... itnford, and wenry Bali, were appointed collectors for i er I the Liverpool district. non TM Court, 4eHer Majesty visited Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday se'nnight, and Sadler's Wells on i r Wednesday, and was enthusiastically seceived by the i ghi aud ences ...

... THE TUNG OF- OH, MISS BAILLIE! UNPOW C TUNATS MISS VAILLIE!R ! [From a London pcajer of afew weeks back.] r On Friday, at Drury-lane, they gave the Winter's Tale. t The house was full of coughs and orders, though, in t general, Sapio and the Freischutz ...

... this, that Lady Etdon gave sixrpen to a beggar a few days ?? paper. Macready is engaged by Elliston for the Theatre Ret: Drury.lane. The report, therefore, of this gentlemrai going to America, during the present season, is not trete The King has made a ...

... Liverpool, whilst London contributed scarcely le £30,000. d The London Courier of Tuesday, with allusion to the s, play at Drury-lane on the previous evening, states,- s, - Pizarro was the play. Mrs. MIGibbon, who has been n absent from these boards for ...

... e- tion of our paper with an aiflicting ?? t ed illness of the Queen. On Monday se'nnight severe is Maesty's return from Drury-lane Theatre, 'I her X_ )es Y sfre urn . _ - , ?? to~ plamed of much indisposition. The sYiptnOn, rn. disorder, which was an ...

... Barnell and Grice, Church-street, (London) was last week consumed by fire. The property destroyed is estimated at £X0,000.-The Drury-lane theatrical fund dinner was held on Friday se'nnight. The sub- scriptions amounted to above -1300. The King sent £100, the ...

... Latolach aA theatrical Picture, painte by rO aretontha'n .~~e by musumsrthshhus discovered. The subject is Garrick in th Gr.11 Drury-lane Theatre, evidently actinegan O echaracters (we believe Sit e of a select circle, hro h? an, are d left hand stands his botarer ...

... en a gaged at the Birmingham Theatre, ?? has got 1 the appointment of Stage Manager.-On iday night v several offices in. Drury-lane, Lverpool 4ire broken n open, but fortunately no articles of any telllv were 5 found. The Coinrt, tffial, Arc.-The allowance ...