... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...