... Court at his Palace, Pall-mp.il, which was attended by the Ambassadors and Ministers! Her Majesty the Queen will honour Drury-lane theatre with her presence this evening. .Saturday morning, at half-past eight 6'clock, the Augusta left her residence the ...

... thr Admiralty yacht, Saturday, for Ostend ; the ■» .-y going ou visit her sister, the Princess of 11 ombourg. Uueea was Drury-lane last night; her ,i . the Pit and Gallery bailed her with loud but the boxes (which were about half-filled) were Her Majesty ...

... wreaths jonquillcs and pionics—supported by Gardener, and followed her six Maids, Miss G, Wood, Miss Wood, Mis* Cubitt (of Drury-lane) Miss Barder Beaumont, Remember, O mg/runus, the laws 9 the rightt Tftc generous plan oj oar er delivered down , From age ...

... -=SS3=- Drury-Lane.—On Monday, Mr. Kean, whose squabbles with American managers have been as.much protruded on the public as if they afforded grounds for another American war, re appeared at Drurv-Lane Richard 111. The house was crowded, and his reception ...

... Pimlico, to proceed to Germany, on a visit to the Princess of Hesse Homberg, Queen of Wurtemherg, &c. The Queen was at Drury-lane on Monday night; her friends in the Pit and Gallery hailed her with loud applause; but the boxes (which were about half-filled ...

... his successor. • A ne* representation of the late Coronation at Westrninater Hail and the Abbey, _ bas been 'got up- at Drury-lane Theatre given unqualified . satisfaction to crowded I;olises. Mr. John Rodgers (of Sheffield-}had lately the honour of an ...

... Summer. The Cornto departing from England. m issioners of the Road from Long Compton Hill, The Queen was much indisposed at Drury-lane through Shipston, to Stratford on Avon, have already Theatce on Monday evening, but her Majesty ;r ioted Mr. Willmot to ...

... times approached even to despondency, and she was freqnently indispossd slightly. Some hours before the time of going to Drury-lane Theatre, her Majesty was attacked by excessive sickness at the stomach. Her Ladies, who for many days had been anxiously ...

... act in Sheriff Waithman said, certainly that might be thrown in the way of the persons whose duty it was proceeded down Drury-lane through Temple-bar Augustus Schmaeck, Bury-court, St. Mary-Axe, me conformity to the orders first given. I had directed ...

... rorought forward on WeJnesday. Its success in the Aletrnpuli:.; has surpassed all former precedent, and apt- teen now at Drury Lane, its career continues unabated. Theezpence attending its representation here must beseeny 'considerable; but we are glad ...

... and afterwards, the end of High Holborn being feund also completely blocked up, further orders were given to proceed by Drury-lane to the, Strand, and through Temple-bar. . Wbentlie. procession arrived at Temple-bar, it was joined by the Lord Mayor, ...

... consented to allow the procession to pass through Holborn, and it proceeded through Broad-street, until it approached the end of Drury-lane. In Holborn the blockading system was again resorted to. A large eight-horse wagon, just then coming up, was drawn across ...