... Lord Granville, the British Ambassador, at Brussels. RMr; and lMrs. Yates are engaged for three years at the Thpeare Royal, Drury Lane. The di ?? of the Opera House are so great that it is doubled ,vhethpr it will be able. to open at all during the ensuing- ...

... mind Inigo Jones, as the arebitect of Coverit Garden. :EvenDonne, in the mansion of his father-in-law Sir Thom-as Drury, id Drury Lane, 'with all his graver wit and his romahtic passion, 'is thuist' out of my mind by the crowd of beaux and cdmedians:3 I cain ...

... of the Theatres in rares inspected the model of-the moving Diorama in Harle, siu~n iid Ie FinG iskt, C nt w perfoumiig at Drury Lane Theatae,; and wvas so gitified with this extraordinary pice of cabc. uery,'lhat he ialiuediatcly purchased it at the price ...

... 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 ...

... the Tragedies which ari to he acted at Drury-lane Theatre, in the room of Mr. lonn, who ha.s retired fronm the management. . * Covenlt (lar'den 'fheatre opens for the season on the YitNhiiislant, and Drury Lane on the29th. There is evident l~isttaand ...

... 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 ...

... who USUal ly take their coal from the canal basin. Mr .Kean is to receive L.loaO for one hundred nights' performance at Drury Lane. A head of broccoli, measuring the uncommon size of 2 feet 6l inches in circumference, was on Monday cat in the garden of ...

... Liverpool, than at any period.-A chain pier, 750 feet in length, about to be erected at Southampton.-sIr. Elliston, the Drury Lane manager, held to bail Thurs- dlay, for assaulting Mr. 1-1. Williams, one of his ?? Stephens, Braham, the two Grimaldis, ...

... derful performer. Miss Nicol, late of our theatre, has, we are glad to -hear, obtained a very advantageous engagement at Drury Lane, for five years. On Thursday last, the United Associate Congrega- tion of Melville Street, Glasgow; gave a unanimous call ...

... Garrick, is now in existence at a very ti 'n advanced age. Andt Wewitzer is still living, re- di t siding in Wild Passage, Drury Lane, in a state of tl imbecility and extreme indigence, in his ?? a] year. d ;: We understand that a survey of the eastern coast ...

... Royal Sovereign yacht, at Woolwich, Saturday-his Royal Highness gone on a trip by sea to Plyrnouth. - Princess Augusta at Drury Lane Theatre Saturday, to see Munden's admirable performance of OlN Dornton -next Monday this unrivalled performer bids adieu ...

... Duke or Bedford is reported to have recently ex- pressed an opillion that the best tenant on his extensive rent- roll is ?? Drury lane Theatre. The rental of 2.0001. a year is reg-nlarly paid within forty-eight hours of its be- comlin~g dike. The ?? shbscription ...