... DOMESTIC AND MISCELLANEOUS. Iler Majesty visited Drury-lane Theatre Thursday evening, to see the pantomime of Jack Frost, with the com- billed attraction of Van aud the Lions, and the j elegant rope dancing of the Winther brother and sister. Her Majesty ...

... audience on Tuesday the Xew Palace to Count Sebastiani, the French Ambassador. Iler Majesty weut in state in the evening to Drury-lane Theatre, to witness the performance of the Maid of Jr/ois. Her Majesty's suite were in five of the Royal carriages, and ...

... auuicnces to the Marquis of Viscouut Melbourne, Earl Minto, Lord Holland, and the Karl of Albemarle. The Queen honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence in the evening, to witness the i»erforinancc Uuillaunte TV//. Her Majerty visited Covcnt-garden ...

... James**. The sermon was preached by the Bishop of iiangor, from St. Matthew, chap, xix., verses 2.% 24. The Queen attended Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday evening, to witness t!:e performance Farinrlli. Lord Melbourne has had audience her Majesty on most of ...

... poll Mr. (iisUroo was a-hcad of bis opponent by one vote, the numbers being —Gisborue 67, Brum The anniversary dinner the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund came off yesterday the Freemason's Tavern. The Duke of Cambridge presided. The subscriptions amounted to ...

... POSTSCRIPT. Herald and Observer Office, Friday Morning. London. April 4. Her Majesty honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence la.-t night. The Karl of Clarendon had an interview with the Marquis of Normanby yesterday at the Colonial Office, llis ...

... Bishop of Norwich, Clerk of the Closet, was in watting. Her Majesty witnessed the representation of the Maid qf Palaiseau at Drury-lane Monday night. Her Majesty honoured the Italiau Opera House with her presence Tuesday evening. A Cabinet Council was held ...

... 011 Monday night at the Haymarket Theatre in the character of Hamlet, in which pursued long and succcssful a career at Drury-lane last season. ...

... children. On Monday night, the police made a seizure of twelve or fourteen performers in a penny theatre in Parker-street, Drury-lane. The Magistrates at Bow-street, convictrl them in penalty of twenty shillings each, —in default of payment to be committed ...

... J- Worthington and J. Cullman, Stockport, drapers, Commissioaei»' Rooms, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, Janiabv 14. i A. Bunn. Drury lane, seller—A. Atkinson, Barnard farmer—J. Deen, Burlington-gardens, tailor—S. Luce, Politypool. draper—W. R. Luce, Poiitypool ...