... the Maid of Maricndorpt, Knowles's lust work; which will then performed for the first timcin Birmingham. Mr. Mode, from Drury Lane, makes his bow on Monday. The manager keeps the 1;&11 up; and is right. appears that there was some misunderstanding in ...

... introduced and had an audience of her Ma- jesty.—Lord ‘ielbourne had also an audience of the Queen, who in the evening honoured Drury-lane ‘Theatre with her presence. The Ministerial papers refer to the paragraph in the Sun of yesterday respecting the of her ...

... on the Bombay passage-boat. Admiral Maitland had consequently resumed his for- mer anchorage. The Queen and suite visited Drury-lane Theatre yesterday evening. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at which all the Ministers were present except ...

... 110 more. He sang it without It was a perfect gem. By-the-bye the oyal clap-traps, which used, thirty years ago, to make Drury-lane vibrate its centre, fall, now a days, most udicrously flat on the ear. It would prudent intendment strike them out. The ...

... of her Majesty —Th? Earl of Albemarle joined the dinner circle, and in the evening accompanied her Majesty and suite to Drury-lane theatre. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Office. The Marquis of Lansdowne attend- ed from ...

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