... grown by Mr. Waters, gardeiierto Mr. Morgars, Giasnevin, were !reirly admired. LONDON REFORM DINNER. We understand that Drury lane theatre has been engaged for the metropolitan reform dinner, to take place on the 2.3d instant, and that the terms given ...

... the new opera at Drury. lane. MADAnE GRISI AND THE ITALIAN OPERA.-.We have been requested to state that lradame Grisi has signed an engagement with the King's Theatre, never having contem.. plated accepting an engagement at Drury lane Theatre, as stated ...

... We point attention to an advertisemeat wvhich. appears in our * papeir of this day, announcing that a ball M be given at Drury- lane Theatre on Monday, the 4th of July,. fot .ths' relief ii the sufferng .Irish. The King and Qusea.have graiousily signijed ...

... establishment of Coveut Garden, from the same cause. We learnr toat Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, and many other members of the Drury- lane company, are also confined to their rooms. The disease, although severe in its character, is. of short duration, and has ...

... appearance before a Dublin audience this evening, in Sheridan Knowles's comedy -of The1 Love Chase. .Mr. Balls,.of the Drury- lane Theatre, who is engaged during Mrs. Nisbett's stay here, will also make his' first appearance here for several years' this ...

... same thing. It will be lire tie entrv of Mdaria Tlheresa - into the Hlungarian Senate. T'he lfungarian constititionlike the Drury Lane one, does not admit of a female soverei2n but when the noble figure of the Empross M11aria, just then left a widow marchie ...

... Court Journal MR. CHARLES KEAN. A private letter, alluding to the announced debut of Mr. Kean, on the 8th of January, at Drury Lane Theatre,: re- marks that the Dublin public flatter themselves that, if their judgment is not' decidedly final,. yet they ...

... FIRING BY A MARQUIS. On the night of Friday last a noble marquisas well known upon town as he is across country, was at Drury lane The- atre in company with two friends-both among the good looking and recherche class of fashionables. At a late hour the ...

... source of amusement, and he has had the happiness so to acquit himself to the satisfaction of the public at Li- verpool, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Haymarket, and other theatre?, as to win the most flattering testimonials from the press. The lamented decline ...

... matter.- Spctator. ,. Tin NErv US MAN.-A new piece, under the above title, from the pen of Mr. Bern-Ard, vias proluced at Drury. lane Theatro on Saturday night. It was admirably acted, especially tle part of Aspen, the nervvus man, by Farren. and M'Shane ...

... the thirty- nine articles'; particularly such of thle membeVrs' as are not intended for the church ministry. ?? reipts of Drury lane theatre for the lidt three years have averaged 53,0001., and it is esti- mated by competent judges of the subjeci, that ...

... appears, is too.exalted 'in her ideas for the newr lessee. She will not, therefore, form one of the con- stellations of Drury-lane during the approaching season. Mrs. Waylett, being more moderate in her demands, the new monarch has acceded to them, and ...