... leaye. In the evening, the Queen visited Drury Lane Theatre ; and alter the pantomime, went uu the stage to see Van Amburgh feed his lions; at which she wondered very much. Her Majesty to m shite to Drury Lane next Tuesday.— Upfctator, have authority ...

... held council Tliunalay at which Prince Soutzo, the Grecian Mimrter, had ••idiencc taki- In tlir evening the Queen visited Drury lane f.ieatrc ; an.l tft pantomine, went the see Van Aroburirli which she wondered much. Her Majesty is go in state TUESDAY EVENING ...

... Drury-lane to-day Divnkr Pa;ity at tii*! Cabtik Satcrdat.— Mr. and Louisa Tighe, jeatcnaut-C ...

... Leasee (who will represent la the Critic] will have bumper. Van Ausi'ao, with bis linos, lie., the close his engagement Drury.lane, intends visiting Manchester and Liverpool. Of course have him Dublin. Mr. C. Kbam is performing with very great success ...

... havingin one * hurried into eternity, „ Ulster Tims. The Morning Post states that the Queen, after the performances at Drury-lane theatre on Thursday, went upon the stage, and witnessed the feeding of Van Amburgh’s lions which were again brought on after ...

... two, give* 128i— Ure’e Diet. The Misfortune Leoibilitt. One nijh: an order of Mr. Sheridan** was stepped the box door of Drury-lane Theatre and pronounced .a forgery because the door-keeper could read it! important letter from lord John BUSSELL ON THE ...