... Academy:- Cavendish-square, March 13th, 1830. Smn-I shall have great pllea4su1re in attending the An- niversary Dinner of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund on the :lst instant, according to the request from tile Columnittee for conducting that Institution, which ...

... derives it. principal charm front being played quietly. It was, upon the occasion of Shalispeare a tragedy being acted at Drury-lane, last season, thes oaty part in the play that could net be found fault with. MR. KINGc This is a gentleman who has bee ...

... the Charity, with the Tragic and at Comic Muse onl each side; crowned by the following words Ui in large gold letters :- Drury-lane Theatrical Fund, il fr corporated 1777. ye The Galleries were filled (to use a theatricalphrase) to a Cl complete overflow ...

... THE QUEEN'S VISIT T.0 DRURY LANE. On Wednesday the Queen went in state to this theatre. Fler intention to (lo so having been atinnsutu d some days previously, every place in all the citoles of boxes was immediately taken. In a few minutes after the opening ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. 'The aijirversary of ?? Lani 'Iheitrical Fund amie, oiff oii Wd- nieday at le Freemasoft s Tavern, Great'Qutiueenstreet. His Royal Ilithne~ss the Dukeof Cambridge presided. The subscriptions am'dubted to Iwitdg o661 ...

... VISIT TO DRURY LANE THEATRE.—(FROM THE SPECTATOR). On Thursday evening His Majesty, accompanied by the Queen and the two young princes of Cumberland and Cambridge, and attended by the officers and ladies of the household, visited Drury Lane Theatre. Every ...

... the silver vase, stars, books, snuff-boxes, &c., presented to Mr. Kean by Lord Byron, the Earl of Esscx, the Committee of Drury lane, the Theatrical Fund Com- mittee, and others, in compliment to his industry, talent, and genius. ...

... hackneyman.- Joshua Darwin Gander, of the Bee Hive, brill-row, Somers- town, licensed victualler.— Felix Joseph Al, Carthy, of Drury- lane, baker.—Charles Jean Baptiste Pons, of 16, Old liond- street, hatter.— William Nelson Procter, of Manchester, cotton dealer ...

... -Wil- liam Starie, of Cvitler-street, Houndsditch, builder.—Williatm Beaver Walker, of i he Marquessof Granby public-house, Drury- lane, victualler.—J ames Clarke, of Claremont place, North. Brixton, and of the Long Annuity Office, Bank of England, stock broker ...

... the Duke of Welangton; and the sneer the reporter has been pleased to make, respecting Mr. Y6unger being a pensioner on Drury Lane Theatre, The sagacious writer, in the first instance, has mixed up the observations of another speaker with those used by ...

... full and a large number of letters and newspapers. Amongst'], passengers are, Major Stack, Mr. Balls (of the Theatre RO/ Y Drury lane,) Mr. and Mrs. Sloman, Mr. Knight, the compose' several popular ballads, and a great many French and ENF'| merchants. The ...

... from his long and severe indisposition, anti was able to ac- company a party of friends to the Duke of Bedford's box at Drury Lane on Wednesday, to see the new ballet of the Daughter of the Danube. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Mar- guisof Stafford ...