... Lord Granville, the British Ambassador, at Brussels. RMr; and lMrs. Yates are engaged for three years at the Thpeare Royal, Drury Lane. The di ?? of the Opera House are so great that it is doubled ,vhethpr it will be able. to open at all during the ensuing- ...

... vegbciating for an elq~ Inreillt w itlh tile same spirited Manaieir. Miss Kelly, siter of the actress of that name, at the Drury Lane Theatreantld the Eng`ish Oierat-l-oose, is the TavQrite heroine. botl in 1Tragedy aid Coivecdy, in Phila- dul'hjA and New ...

... or the Dulbliin Freeynnnas Jounal. Onl Satulrdlay evenling the operla of T/e Devil's Bridge imiri(dice(l Ilrahanil toia Drury- lane audience afiter an all-qen cc ofthreeyears, aud he was greeted %with the most cheei-jg A neW musical opera *ras produced ...

... the honor personally to submit to His Majesty's inspection the Plans for the projeeted alterations of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, which His Majesty was graciously pleased to examine minutely, and to favor with his entire appro- bation and sanction. ...

... Saturday night, Mr. Fisher, the ?? Messenger, left town with despatches for Vienia. On Saturdday -the Ai niversary Dinner of Drury- Lane Theatrical Fund, took place at the Freemasons' 'ravern, the Marquis of Hlertford was in the Chair.- Upwards of I1OOL was ...

... of the Theatres in rares inspected the model of-the moving Diorama in Harle, siu~n iid Ie FinG iskt, C nt w perfoumiig at Drury Lane Theatae,; and wvas so gitified with this extraordinary pice of cabc. uery,'lhat he ialiuediatcly purchased it at the price ...

... the Tragedies which ari to he acted at Drury-lane Theatre, in the room of Mr. lonn, who ha.s retired fronm the management. . * Covenlt (lar'den 'fheatre opens for the season on the YitNhiiislant, and Drury Lane on the29th. There is evident l~isttaand ...

... coronetted chailse and forir; travelling eiflipagae follow, ard at length they pour in in sringts. Coveit-grarrlen smiles, and Drury lane puts Onn her maost attraclive looks. The correspondence of the daily papers, of Publicola. Vrlafor, &c., 'on tire parks ...

... a. divdr'ce, by reason of adultery titotnoted 1y Mrs. Saa'ah Ball tigaitist ler husband, Mir. George Ball, a brewer, in Drury- lane, has been Several years in this Court. ''[his day judgnt was protouncedl by Si- C. Rtobins'iO. The case, he said, wvas of ...

... said to be from t the pert of Morton. Illr. Keen (bis qnarantine in America baving been corn- lifeled) has re'appeardd at Drury. lane Theatre, in the part of Shylocic. He was received with a shout of acclanmaion, ,and appeared to he in excellent health, ...

... Covent-gardeln. 'he Kin- has expressed his intention of visiting the Italian Opera, soon after his approacihing visit to Drury Lane. The speech of a Royal Duke is said to have bad great elteet with all episcopal expectants. The Chancellor of the Excheqnei4; ...

... Biralam is engaged to silng at the Mlusical festival at Gloucester iii September, ''he rent at wh ieh Mr. Bish has taken Drury -lane theatre, is said to te 12 5i00/. per annum. Ellistonl impuites his alotefall at L)rury-lane to the eir- cumstance of ?? ...