... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lf the Russian Company to a banquet to-morrow, at the London tavern. - Mr Bunn gives up Drury lane Theatre at the end of tie present season.- The ?? does Drury lane, at the end of the present season, give up IMr BUnn ?I ...

... seat.- Times. ArFAIRS OF Dnuny LANE THrATREt.-On Wed- nesday a general meeting of the proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, was held in the saloon of the theatre. The Earl of Glengall was elected chairman of the day. Mr Dann, the secretary. read ...

... of Woods and Forests, not to have any performances that could possibly infringe the patent rights of Covent Garden and Drury lane theatres. They are also bound by the same covenant not to permit masquerades. ...

... that her Majesty commnanded the sum of 1001. to be distributed among the performers in the spectacle of Kingi Arthur, at Drury Lane Theatre.-Morning Post. PETER AND PAUL.-The Archbishop of York, following the example of his Majesty in the two cases of ...

... Tickets and Private Boxes to be had of Mr. Wilson, 53, Poland-street, Ox- ford-street; and at the Box-office. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MONDAY-The EXILE; with a Ballad Opera. TuEsDAY-The Iron Chest; with the Soldier's Widow, and the Battle of Wa- terloo.- ...

... entered into joint agreement to the offers, that the giant shall on two successive evenings fight all the American lions on Drury Lane stage, thesame being for the purpose properly fenced in, no extra charge made for the ladies or the nobility attending the ...

... entered into joint agreement to the offers, that the giant shall on two successive evenings fight all the American lions on Drury Lane stage, the same being for the purpose properly fenced in, no extra charge made for tile ladies or the nobilitv attending ...

... desirable so to mage the matter as to preclude their mischievous ne tita He therefore moved the Commons, on apetand from Drury Lane Theatre, to address the Quedn desire her interference. Here again he is thwarts a question of order; and here, as we hae ...