... Marquis of Queensberry bi,5 6j' Pluto. C e Mr Young, we understand, has conclujed s engagement for three years with Mr Li si Y Drury Lane Theatre. 1 The Allied Monarchs at Vienna, it is a in a French paper, impatient at the delay in e Duke of Wellington's arrival ...

... private and public concerts; but we he remember hearing her, and with great pleasure, ho at Braham's benefit, last season, at Drury Lane. )le Her private worth has secured her the patronage e and protection of many ladies of rank. It de- ed serves to be mentioned ...

... Carfiell, Bury St Edrriunru, carpenter J. Feley, irnminghaumu, dealer I aliwtram, Bri ...

... time this season, and experienced the same enthusiastic demonstrations of ]oyaltv and aifhction as upon his late visits to Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres. Mraotsa ono M is DONtsT1Y.-At length a clue has been obtained relative to this mysterious affair ...

... 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 ...

... on which the warrant was granted was then read to I hbin. It was made on oath, by John Purton, of No. 4. ib- Cross Court, Drury Lane; and stated that, on the 26th of i Iys December, the deponent purchased at the shop, No. ie S Fleet Street, of a short stout ...

... Suicide.-Onl Friiday morning Mr. Nb,% tle boot and shoemaker, residinig at Mr hBirtlett's, corner es of Whiichlart Yard, Drury Lane, in a lit of delirium, Put an elld to his ?? by cutting his throat with c of a razor. His wife was in bed withl )him at ...

... with, by which the, cold drauglats of I! IFair so muctt complained of Iteretofore will be -apo Icompletely excluded. to Drury Lane Theatre is, the ensuing season, Its to1 make a bold dash ?? Hit or'AMiss.- Miss Ste- ~ tplens atid INr Liston signed at'ticles ...

... deceased was upon a visit to her sister (who, it will be remembered, was the once fascinating and amiable Bliss Gayton, of Drury-lane theatre, the celebrated dancer,) and on. the evening in question was sitting in the nursery, with the maid and an ef infant ...

... LONDON. lit FRIDAY-APRIL 26. n. m L- The King, we understand, will shortly honour al the Opera House, Drury.Lane, and Covent- to Garden Theatres, with a visit. !n The election of a Common Serjeant came on . yesterday at Guildhall. Mr Denman and Mr e, ...

... through the public press, and evert allowed 10 days to elapse, after he becatme proprietor, before proceeding to the Abbey, Drury-Lane Theatre, London, will now contain in the pit 800 persons, the whole range of boxes 1828, 1 the two shilling gallery 657 ...

... Lethbridge early in ii. tle session. n- ,The foliowing' perforrners are engaged by Mr c id Ell:ston for tlle ensuing season at Drury-lane i ;g Theatre'-Messrs Kean, Young,, Terry, Dow. I I oni Munden, Cooper, ''Harley, iKnighit, Fitz- A S. william-, Taltam, ...