... o'clock on.Fri! 'day evening the two last mentioned officers ob- i tained information which'led them, to Short's Gardens; Drury Lane, where, after waiting for r some time, they saw, the prisoner and some' other -men issue from a house and come, towards ...

... punishment. it THEA T1t E. Onl Tuesday night, Miss Wilson. who hasattracted such F coce f as a singer by her appearances at Drury Lane e'l'beatre, performed the character of Mandarle, in Artax. to erxes. She was received with the most marked applause frC ...

... to, and the parties retired good friends.-Jiorn- ing Paper. The sitm that will arise from the company of per- formers of Drury Lane theatre subscribing one night's salary each, for the relief of those persons who have survived anid sufferetd by the falling ...

... present, 'he determined on entering into the proposed arrangem t? He wished, however, to hear the young laxy on the boards of Drury Lane. His request was immediately acceded too Miss Wilson sung the whole of the music of Manqane again; and the effect on Mr ...

... will sing Nid Noddin,' and Charlie is my Darling.° At the endofthe Drama, IL DIAVOLO ANTONIO, e rom the Theatre-ltoyal. Drury Lane, wili perfiens his Gpyn'tseic Exercises paon LA CORDA VOLANTE, OR FLYING ROPE. Li tnhe courseof the Evening, a favourite ...

... of the firi of MacQuoid, Davidson, and Co., to Miss ANN.A PEA;Ee, dalughter to K{. P ealb, Esq. man11y years treasurer of Drury Lane Tlheatre; ih DIED. 's At Edinburgh, on the 3d current, GEOnCE LtLACIt, Esq. At Douglas, on the 7th current, in her 87th ...

... good imitations ?? actors. On Monday that distinguished tavourite Miss Stephiens is to appear, accompanied by Mr Horn of Drury- Lane, who,..we understand, is to perform in al the operas during her engagement. Extract of-a letter from Wigton, in Cumber- ...

... Mlr Murray'sa operetta called .1 No, which 'wag. f -pacodueed-here. .three seas;ons: ago, has. been. brought iforward at Drury Lane with very great success. One of-thie-Lonton~ paper in speaking of its merits, sgys, ?? say No' 0-tie in brilliantly, anti ...

... Street, Grosvenor dir no Square. .` 1lu ia- John Hector Morris'on,. a journeyman cutler to Mr. Un-. the~ ni. derwood, in Drury Lane, recollected a Swor'dbeing b oug t l Akto the shop on Christmas Eve, by a man dressed like a but- ke .ke char;' he had the- ...

... and Covent-garden inr the Theatres, on the nights his Majesty honoured them l; ibo- with his presence, were as follows :-Drury-lane near T hey L.9on, anvd Covent-garden L.941. t si tli e the The appointment of Sir Robert Gifford to succeed tier Sir Robert ...

... -Tracedly, in Five Acts, entitled, ice - CASWALLON be Os, lH- 'BRITISH CHIEF. It-V As now being 'erfcrmed at tfih Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, le, R' er with distinguished success. eor de Mortimer bi NJr DENH-IAM. ' CataTon by- M PRITCHARD. he ?? ?? ' ;hvaby lsH ...

... thle Plaitntiff, L.500 damages. We as' The following singular circumstance occurrcd lie ;on the evening the King was at Drury-lane BI ITheatre :-A gentleman of Clerkeniwell, who sid Iwas in thle crowd, missinig hiq waetch, seized at man anl rwhom hie ...