... Friday in Lent the Lord Chamberlain, with the tion and the concurrence of her Majesty’s .Ministers, did inform the lessee Drury-lane that these pcrtofniaocey could not sanctioned by the Lord and ( Lord John Russell) conceived that the la»rd Chamberlain ...

... the Vice-Chancellor and the Worshipful the MASONIC HALT, HIGH-STREET, OXFORD. Bia. J. B.USSBZ.X* {Of the Tkeulret Royal Drury-lane and ('amt gtrdn,) MOST respectful)} anuounres, that induced by ilir Uailerins rccepiton he met with iu April lasi, be will ...

... be relied upon. The two patent theatres, it is said, have mutually arrangred their performances for the present mnonth. Drury-lane wvill be opened four nights in the week, and Covent-garden three nights. Last night an inquest was held at Wright's Hotel ...

... Gift Cmmtp I Drury-Lane —The revival William Tell thi* ! Tbc.stte Monday nigl.t wan attended with complete I HiicteAH. The under or second plot ofthis historicnl (day, wiiieh most weak and inelTicieiil can conceived, was, perhaps, originally intended ...

... sugar one of the subjects to he brought under discussion. -Duike of Sussex, in regrettinghis inability to take the chair at Drury-lane Theatrical Fund Festival, in consequence of defect of vision, arising from cataract, added most feelingly, 11the time is ...

... Cholera Hospital,*, for the personal visitation of its wanls Henley pleasure and statute Pair takes place on Thursday next. Drury-lane Theatre will Ik? re-opened this evening, when Mrs. Nesbitt {late Miss Mordaunt) will her appearance ' Hie Widow Cheerly ...

... the company to Dorchester. was now the autumn 1813. consequence of Dr, Drury’s earnest recommendation, the committee of Drury.lane at last resolved upon sending Arnold, then the manager, incog to Dor- Chester. Arnold saw him perf> rm on two successive ...

... King and Queen of the Sand- il wich Islands wvere in this country they were taken to t: see PiZI&ro and a pantomime at Drury-lane. Unini- ti tiated ill civilized feelings, however, the poor Barbaric a. sovereigns laughed heartily at the heroic deeds ...

... 'division, No. 72, heard violent screamini* proceeding from the attic the house Mr. Brown, printer. No. 6, Craven-buildings,Drury-lane, and immediately young man rushed out for assistance, stating that Mr. Brown had committed suicide. Lawrence, upon this ...

... instance, but it is extremely troublesome, and almost as general as it was at this time last year.-Standard. The receipts, at Drury-lane, when the King and Queen were there on Thursday week, did not exceed Soot.; at Covent Oarden, on Thursday last, when that ...

... cougl._Nu- e merous dinner parties to be given by the King in the ensuing ; month, and their Majesties purpose visiting Drury.lane and . Covent Garden Theatres, which they have hitherto been pre- i vented doing in consequence of the Queen's extreme solici- ...

... VARIETIES. To nvv« Mrsit Tell your wife she is not »c handsome the lady who lives across the way. A A barlier in PrinceVstreel, Drury-lane announces his bills, that, Mr. W. S. is temper Bbavtiks 1788,** h lf»U*r to friend, when I entering life, tile admiration ...