... notwithstanding the rumours which have been so industriously circulated to the contrary.-Sun. MMss I. Paton is engaged for Drury Lane Theatre, by Mr Elliston, for three years. The Earl and Countess of Kiunoul arrived at Mere Hall, the scat of Peter Langford ...

... thank- o'clo 0 ful and happy. An offer has been made to the 0Committee by Mr Elliston, to set apart the pro- TI fits of Drury Lane theatre for one evening, to Burt 0 the object of the Charity, which will no doubt Suitt 0 be accepted, and be followed by ...

... stage was released from all '6 maxi troubles on the of' ,morning of Saturd~ay last, at 'his lodgings in Wild rot ei Court, Drury Lane. When' Ithe boy who attended j him came with' his breakfast,, he was leaning on 'his the hand, quite dead, and from-the ...

... DRURY.LANE. This theatre opened for the season on Monday night, Fo with the tragedy of Douglas, in order to give' Mr Kean, Fo jutn. an opportunity ?? in the character of Young Fo Norval. Ir Kean, junior, is stated to be eighteen years of e age, but; judging ...

... gregation. The chapel was well filled. About 3o oi the friends of the minister afterwards dined at the London Tavern. . DRURY LANE ?? was played on Wednesday night, the part of Hamlet by a Mr Pel- 'by, front the New York and Boston theatres, it being ...

... habolt to be tried at West- Cal minster, respectIng, Mrs M. Corni, who was intended Car to have pefome the Colurmbinae 'at Drury Lane Ca, Theatre -two years hack, but who was prevented'by Ca-, certain persons aspersing her professional chiaraceter.- CHI ...

... heat, and the crowded state of the house, very few of the audience left their seats until its close. e The boxes in the new Drury Lane Theatre vill b hold 1J20o individuals ; the pit S6(1: the lower gallery 410 ; the upper gallery 280; in all 2810 perso~ns ...

... was there of her approaching dissulwion, that yesterday morning she was makiog preparations to attend the rc-open- ing of Drury Lane Theatre, of which, we understand, she was a very large proprietor. Great as was tier age, she was generally thought to have ...

... impossible, it seems she is again alble to perform at the Parisian Opera.-Moruina Paper. Friday the anniversary of the Drury Lane theatrical fund was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern, the Duke of York in the chair. The dinner was splendid, and among ...

... protecting duties, were unable to compete with us in their ewne ?? Chroiniele. THEATRICAL CiHAN ES.-s-The late turn out of the Drury Lane chorus singers, for a weekly salary, in liett of a ?? one, appears to have been-followed by an entirely new order of thingr ...

... from ttaking thought for the future, he squandered the ell- I oormous stims which he had derived from the manage- : ment of Drury Lane theatre, and the other offices whicih he filled. At the close of his career, being pur- sued for debt, he was at the very ...

... birth-day, which, we believe, is oil the 23d. His Mlajoesty had agreed lin 1to pay oen publicrvisit to the theatres royal, Drury Lane, she and Covent Garden, and to the Opera House. W~hetherbr, this plan remains unchanged, we have not heard. Tue ritiu influx ...