... Palmerston, G.C.8., her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Her Majesty went state this evening to Drury-Lane Theatre to witness the performance of the Maid of Artois. Her Majesty was accompanied by Lady Barham, Ladv Waiting, and ...

... brought out at Drury-lane, it is expected, towards the latter end of next week. Mr. Hooper has taken the St James's Theatre, which will be immediately opened. The English Opera House will be opened short time Mr. Penley, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre. The ...

... brought out Drury-lane, it is expected, towards the latter end of next week. Mr. Hooper has taken the St James’s Theatre, which will be immediately opened The English Opera House will be opened in short time by Mr. Penlcy, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre. ...

... lowest JEFFOKD AND CO January 24 1839 ljiff BATE THEATRE ROYAL BIRMINGHAM SIXTH APPEARANCE OF MR MODE Of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane MONDAY FEBRUARY 4 1939 will performed Shakapeare'a of MACBETH MUDE be Macduff-Lady Macbeth Mr HIGGIE Mis W RIGNOLD After ...

... Government that ought to be called upon to indemnify the sufferers. ster Majesty and suite attended the performances at Drury-lane Theatre yesterday evening. Mr. Baron Bolland has at length resigned, and Mr. Maule, M.P. for Carlow and of the Oxford Circuit ...

... MISCELLANY. The Queen on Monday evening witnessed the performance . Hossini’s noble opera of Guillaume Tell, at Drury-lane, , er Majesty, whose visit was quite private, arrived at the atre before the rising of the curtain, and throughout the ' e ning ...

... Comptroller of the Household; Sir Robert Otway, Groom in Waiting; and Colonel Wemyss, Equerry Waiting. The Queen honoured Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence this evening, to witness the perfui .nance of Gdfamar Tell Her Majesty was attended by the Marchioness ...

... Byng, Comptroller of the Household; Sir Robert Groom in Waiting; and Colonel Wemyss, Equerry Waiting. The Queen hoooured Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence this evening, to witness the performance of OiUaume Tell. Her Majesty was attended by the Marchioness ...

... Amburgh's largest lion dead. The noble beast has indeed been ill, and withdrawn in consequence from the nightly exhibition Drury-lane Theatre ; but that he is dead altogether untrue. It appears that Mr. Van Ambursh thoueht it best to send the lion into the ...

... Majesty, to paint miniature of one of the children of Lady Portman, who residing at the Palace. Tuesday.—Her Majesty honoured Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence this evening to witness the performance of Farinelli. Her Majesty was attended by Lady Portman ...

... LIONS On Wednesday evening, being a holiday on the Mr. Van Ambargh fed several of the Lions of Lon- don in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre. In other words, in arder to express his gratitude for the attention paid to him in England, invited a numerous ...

... Queen, and introduced it with some compli mentary words as to her Majesty's patronage of the British theatre in general, and Drury-lane in particular. A slight allusion was made to the classial drama, and the introduction of lions on the stage defended on ...