... DRURY LANE THEATRE. AIR. MACKAY IS BAILTE JAlRVIE. (From the Literary Gazette.) AMr. Mackay, of whom we spoke last week, per- formed this part in Rob Boy on Tuesday. Mluch as we were prepared to expect from uwhat we had heard of.him, he fully came up ...

... ?? and attachment, which sc does the- highest hondur to British feeling. 'l'he m account of bis Majesty's appearance at Drury Lane, sl -will be found in the last page.] - - o ?? - _ al ...

... DRURY-LANE THlE ATRE. Lnrd Byron' s new Tfraedy of ?? Doeo IIli',~'sproduCed on Wednesfday nighit at this Thea~re, no nywihu h .til osent of, his Lor~dship, but ini oppo- sition to the strolig, reiotilstrantce of tie publ~isher, wvlimlviis antliorised ...

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... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. TUMULT EXTRAOliDINARY-INDISPOSITION OF MISS STEPHENS AND MR. SINCLAIR.l' The Opera of Guy Mannering was announced for re- presentation on Friday-the characters of Lucy and Henry Bertram by Miss Stephens and Mr. Sinclair. A numerous ...

... V1TST Or T'11. KING 'ITO flt{UY-l.ANE - 1 . ?? . 1 1- f- ! The visit of his cjaesty to Drury-lane Theatre l on Tuesday evening, excited an uncommon tegree of interest in tile puiblic Iindi. As soon as tile fist c i became knIown, the demanidt for ?? vas ...

... upstairs, the King said, ' Stol) Faw . cett; I Iwant to speak to you. I have done a thingl I am ir very sorry for. 1 went to Drury-lane the nigrht of your bi beveflit hlerc; I must have done yot an injury. Had fj rr known it at the time, I would not have done ...

... s Can ferburty Tales, a Manuscript of the Hi 314th of 15th century, 211. i0P. (idll M .Ali extraorditiary Collection of Drury-lane and v Covent-gardtkn Play Bills, from the year 1751 to DE - the lpresrilt tule. Tile early v'olumels contain collie bei ...

... termed . search night, in various sinks of infamy. namely, ca C(harlotte buildings, Gray's Inn-lane; Charles-street, t(e Drury-lane, and Cdw-cross. Alany of the male pri- b soners were well known to the police as notorious thieves and pickpockets, and ...