... landed pos- sessions in the United States and in Canadia.-Hamp. thire Telegraph. Mr. Drinkwater Meadows, the comic actor, of Drury lane theatre, and young Charles M1athews, have agreed, in conjunction, to scour the country round, on a theatrical sliecuhation ...

... Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will lb n Monday next, Feb. 291h, With iss Boett, sustain the ,ading charaeters in Balfe's opera of the Seige of Iecielle, performed with the greatest success this season at thn lei hcatre Royal, Drury-lane, and which will ...

... the boid and eithusiastic burst of loyalty withl which I ol-ce sa.wv Kitig Williamti greeted by an overflowing house at Drury-lane, as lie aecompanled his cup of tea by the customary bread arid but- ter eating. as one remarked begide tme, exticty like ...

... contain one prisoner, and the doors are thrown open. IN Madame Malbran has arrived in London, and will l at iake her debut at Drury-lane next Monday in La Soln- It nambuila. Ie Lord John Hay has been appointed commodore of his sr majesty's naval forces on the ...

... observed M. de L' to Mademoiselle Taglioni, n 7ai7 it neat pas digne de aous. MAI. EDWItN FORaEST. the recent debutant at Drury-lane, is possessed of considerable property, which he has amassed on the stage. He was comparatively unknown in his native country ...

... Patis, and -before L'lackwood's Magiaztine was in existence.] .DanURY-LANE THEATRE.-A meeting of tile proprie. torsiof Drury-lane Theatre was held oni Monday in thie saloon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee as to the affairs of ...

... by the performances of Messrs. W. tFarren, , Keeley, Henrv, Brough and Browne, and Mrs. Keeley, f of the Theatre-lRoyal, Drury.Lane, and Miss Turpin, of the Covent-Garden Theatre. For particulars we mast refer them to the advertisement itself. Puaric TEsTnIroY ...

... desirable frontage, WaIS sold lately at the rate of £8000 the acre. On Monday evening ns the performances terminated at Drury-lane theatre, a man threw himself into the pit from the lower gallery. I-e T lws immediately conveyed to Charing-cross hospital ...

... produced on Mon- day-it Is called The Jewess, and will be brought out under the direction of Mr. Yates, acting-manager of Drury-lane 'Theatre. The Jewess is an exceedingly im- posing speetacle--perhaps the finest ever exhibited in the provinces. Mirs. Yates ...

... the varied amusements. The grounds e awre brilliantly illuminated under the direction of Mons. y D'Ernst; Mliss Betts, of Drury-lane T1heatre, sang seve- nil songs with great taste and spirit; Mr. Yates, of the V AdehphI Tl eatre, gave his Recollections ...