... the honor personally to submit to His Majesty's inspection the Plans for the projeeted alterations of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, which His Majesty was graciously pleased to examine minutely, and to favor with his entire appro- bation and sanction. ...

... deficient, and thlat in consequence the there *ii6l be a demiand dor all tite grain that can be red spared in the north. of Drury Lane Theatre is. the ensuing season, to make eW a bold dash Hit o? Miss. Miss Stephens and Mr. az Liston sigpied articles ...

... thlere of tier approaching dissoin- troni, that 'in thle morning she was mtskilg prprations to attend the. re-opening of Drury- lane Theatre', of whiich, vvc undelrstanld, she va~s a very large proprietor. Shte Sur- I N ivedl her husbmidt, the inimitable ...

... Pavillion for London and Hanover. The'Duchess of Kent, attended by the Baroness de Spaedth and Captain Conry, 'honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence on Saturday evening, to see Mr. Kean in Sir Giles Over-reach. Mr. Bowring. we Understand, has ...

... detertnaked whether tbis work shall appear once in two or three nfout hs. George Colman has promised to produce .a play at Drury-lane Theatre, duiring the season,the heroine of which is to he Miss Clara E isher. A >phy from Reynolds Ais tdbe one of tbe very ...

... seenes:of outrage and atrocity, as extensive and disgraceftil'as those which disturbed that ?? country duringgtbe last winftLer. Drury-Lane Tlheatre iS to be operied on tbe 12th October, previous to whicli his Majesty. and the Duke, of York will privately .Ounor ...

... for himself, it being thle first instance of the Duke's haviug a box at Drury-lane Theatre. T.he following Persons are engaged by Mr. Elliston . for the ensuing season at Drury-lane Theatre :-Mr. Kean, Mr. Young, Mr. Terry, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Munden, Mr. Cooper ...

... understand, again presented a Bill to the r)raend -iry, now sitting at Clterkvnwel), for the attempt to pick pockets at Drury-lane Theatre, and on Friday last a true bill was lound. lie was yesterday taken into custody, and is now lodged in the New Prison ...

... n, found for the plaintiiff- Damages £500. 11OW-STREET. eAUTION TO BAKERS.-AMls. E lizabeill Jones, a baker, at No. 81. Drury-lane, appeared before 'l'homas Halls, Esq. at Bow-street office. on F'riday, t plead to an information laid against her, under ...

... ?? first under Johui| Smith, a very old offlcer is. to patrole Holborn and the adjacent squares, Llucoln's, Inn-fields, Drury-lane, Covent.-garden, andLeicester-square.; a, secondy onder David Herring, the Strand Parllamesat~5treet, Pall niali, Piccadilly ...

... the ports open, and when tbe .price is from I9e. to 808. Dauny-LANE THEATRI CAL FUND.-the A8oni- versary .Dinner of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund took place on Wednesday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincolu's-inn Fields. the Duke of ...