... intention of land a visit this season : he is busily engaged on a new J. Barnett's Forinelli, is in active rehearsal at Drury- Lane Theatre, and orchestral speaks highly of the music, which is of a lively and Ii Paganini’s celebrated pupil, 2 2 Chevalier ...

... Household, the Clerk Marshal, the Hon. General Sir William Lumley, and Colonel Aim trong. Thursday evening Her Majesty honoured Drury- Lane Theatre with her presence to witness the performance of Harlequin and Jack Frost. On Wednesday the Duchess of Gloucester ...

... vight for a shilli . With ice on all the win- dows, and Jack hard is it to think on Canada, There is no real ‘ost himself at Drury Lane, fun in politics; and do what you will, you can- not pat it into them. Political writers some- times, in their despair, ...

... audience of l, Majerty.—-The Karl of Albemarle joined the -jnner circle, and in the evening accompanied her and suite to Drury Lane Theatre. The honoured Covent Garden Theatre with her ' Gencp on Fridav evening. It reported to be the potion of her Majesty ...

... 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 ...

... to the British, and had dismissed Hussein Khan, the agent of Russia, from all his employments. Her Majesty about to visit Drury-lane Theatre to see the extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Amburgh, in the new pantomime of Jack Frost. We have heard that ...

... regular number of beasts which had been for some time in training for public exhibition, similar to that at present to be seen Drury-lane, under the control of Mr. Van Amburgh and so perfectly tame was it, that he (Mr. Wombwell) would not have.the least fear ...

... WEEKLY COMPENDIUM. Her Majesty has twice within a week visited Drury-lane Theatre to see the Lions” and Jack Frost, with which she was highly entertained. They are to be played at an early hour of the evening on Friday, for the accommodation of juvenile ...

... arms of voting bride, and was conveyed Guernsey corpse. Lady Hawker i» still living. Her sister, Mrs. Alsop, who performed Drury-lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and 1821, died few years ago in America. Naval Em cation. It announced that an establishment ...

... 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 ...