... immediately assuage thre MOst violent pain, and thle full efficacy of it will be best known by tire test of experience. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening wIvl be presented, EXCHANGE NO ROBBERtY. Sir Christopher Crair- buriy. air. wl~liarmrsr Sir Lenex ...

... proved, that when he stated it, the room that the violin was worth seventeen quineas, and that lie was going to play in Drury Lane £heatre that evening, the piisoner advised himt to take a nap, and said he would then be in time. He distinctly said, that ...

... To tt.t'(i\ for :t goo! fat Cure T[I Pap ,.}W ai'XtiO' look- Tul I 'jii in Re s a Siterurc, And get, apiTltl . no Lok.' DRURY LA.NE THEATRE. rh 1,1Cal Is of 1j,,b ho,/ Aiacc-er or was performed last wit Wii gri-tatl vteort .Thlr0l tile attractinn iwas ...

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... few days after. Bisiop, tile composer, is still employed on the music of 4t- addin, which is in preparati(n as an Opcra,at Drury-lane Thea- tre, on abrdale of great agili6icenice. Miss STEiIIIHENs is to per- form the character of Aladdin. Blsnir is sail ...

... Strirtest conhideoce adhered to. Address (if by letter, post laid) lo T. B., No. 312, D~aiston rerrace, lDalston. mEATRES, DRURY-LANE and COVENTf- T.GARDIEN.-ROXES, in thle best situations, Let by the Night. AlsoOPERA H0XEi tar the alternate Weeks or Season ...

... object of interest tro -~those who, ta tire study of thre Englisir law, add arty gerreral e inqiriries into 3uririprrrdenrte. Drury-lane Theatre, this year, has succeeded in tlrcir P'anto- nIiile beyond any orre that ever preceded it, save only Mthlder' dI ...

... stealing fron the person of George James Lewis, a hat, value ten shil- hirgs, on Christiras ioorning, in Russell-court, Drury-lane.- Tire prosecutor was going tnat way in company with a friend, wilen they were siobbed by a gaas of sweenty or thirty buys ...

... LET several BOXES In the best uhtuatlohe I (S. 4. S, and 6 rickets)-Pit Tickets, at sany hour darlang the Opera, 8 s. 6d.-Drury-lane Stage Box, eight admissiosa, to be Lot every FEvenlng after Montday. 21. !pS.-Adhisit~ons bar tbe aset SeasoS, 41.l4s. 6d ...

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... hear, from anl Ame- 'erican paper ; and a part, I believe-judging that is, by what neImyself saw' on Wednesday night, at Drury-lane-at part from thre harried criticism of a write r, whrlo (I shall say nothing, just liere, of the c!riticismr itself-though ...

... Janutary 31, aiiit t ).. ' sIla bill or ate.Iohewl doiwa, ~bicrve Itie No. it 41. SALES 13Y AUCTION. OlynmpicTheatre, Drury-lane jN,1E SRS.ROBINS beg most respectfully to notify il Ubt e'bichl, that thyhave received instrrictions to S'Atl It'MI ,qN ...