... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... most unen- lightened classes in the lowest and humblest neigh- bourhoods. Thirty years since, such a lively loca- lity as Drury Lane was. on a Sunday, from. day- break till ulog after dark, one carnival of revelry, from the south end of it even to the north ...

... kiln, for burning the sticks, that heated the bricks, and set fire to the house that Josh burnt. * This is Mr Cooper of Drury Lane, who went down to Dudley and back again, and 'heard a man say, the very same day, that the house was a blazing, a fact more ...

... per share. MR KEAN.-The London journals contain long and elaborate criticisms on the first appearance of this tragediau at Drury Lane on Monday evening, in the character of Hamlet. The greatest sesa- tion appears to have been excited on the occasion, and ...

... ?? pa- Second ieutehnant A F W PapiUbo to be First Lieutenant, vice Lindsa .51?! e . R BANKRUPTS' S:Kent,. Rrse Cosrt, Drury Lane, London, virtu- ' ater.' ' ' -. , 2. sell, King Street, Portlaai Sqare, Loxdeu5 dealer L Aindrew, Wandsworth Road, London ...

... still a further decline, the stated price being 319A. In October 1827, Bank stock was as high as 2iO.-Morainy Register. Drury Lane and Covent Garden closed on Friday night for the season. AIPE II OTHEATRE-This Evening. THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Captain Macbeath ...

... neighbour's house, but her life is considered in great danger. None of the parties are insured. The corps dramarstque of Drury Lane, and the per- sonal friends of Mr C. Keen, intend, towards the close of his engagement, to give him a dinner in the salolo ...

... Fleet Street, London, upholsterer T. Harcourt, Great Sutton -Stree, Clerkenv ell, London, hbrassfoiunder t ,J. A. Boden, Drury Lane, London, needle manufacturer W. Marshall, Northampton, boot and shlae manufacturer T. Rawlings, Cheltenham, auctioneer J ...

... -during the coarse of a-long life, tto know cet any eibb. rt was in 1782.3, seven years after iter first ap-- pa pearauce at Drury Lane - that she - was re engaged-at: that, te~t theatre, and came out for the season in- telse character of o Isabella, on. tie ...

... Harvey, Esq. 153, Drury Lane. Requiring, at that time, a sum of L.200 for the pur- poses of business, I made application as directed, and anout the beginning of the present month received an answer i the following terms:- ir 153, Drury Lane, London, Dec. ...

... occasions has been for the artistc to come forward t6 malce his or her bow or curtsey and retire, but on Monda) night, at Drury Lane, Mr Forrest, when called for, commenced a speech, the terminats of which ras invisible, about himself in par- ticular and ...