... DRURY LANE THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. 'The aijirversary of ?? Lani 'Iheitrical Fund amie, oiff oii Wd- nieday at le Freemasoft s Tavern, Great'Qutiueenstreet. His Royal Ilithne~ss the Dukeof Cambridge presided. The subscriptions am'dubted to Iwitdg o661 ...

... Melbourne, Lord Melgund, and the Hon. William Cowper, joined the Royal dinner party. Ou Tuesday evening, the Queen honoured Drury Lane Theatre to witness the performance of the opera of Farinelli. oi - i - ii - e - desday, the Queen rode out on horseback ...

... upon the table of the house the whole of the correspondence which had passed between the Lord Chamberlain and the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL would, in the first place, deny that her ' Majesty's ministers had taken any strong measures ...

... table of the House a copy of the correspondence which has passed between the Lord Chamberlain's office and the lessee of Drury lane Theatre within the few last days? Lord JOHN RUSSELL.—I beg, in the first place, to deny that her Majesty's Government have ...

... Melbourne, Lord Melgund, and the Hon. William Cowper, joined the Royal dinner party. On tnes . day evening, the Queen honoured Drury Lane Theatre to witness the performance of the opera of Farinelli. - On Wednesday, the Queen rode out on horseback in the Parks ...

... has informed us, that in consequence of the resolution of the House of Commons, be hits,determined that the Theatre Royal Drury •lane is every Wednesday and Friday in Lent. Shocking Accident.—On Saturday afternoon, between two aud three o'clock, the team ...

... divided. The numbers were—for the measure, 92; against it, 155.—Mr.. moved a resolution, having for its object the kee,.._ •of Drury lane Covent -garden, the Adelphi, the St. !and other theatres in Westminster, during the WedneidAys* and Fridays in Lent.—Lord ...

... THEATRE. aw.imise Attracties for One only—those celebrated Wonders, the Winther and Letiminn Faosdv, from the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, on the Tight.rope, in additioe le Mr. Cooper, Mr. W. L. Ride and Mr. Manderw—for the BENEFIT of Kr. G. PAINE. /AK THURSDAY ...

... admirable mure nte ssene, should we think have elicited. Although there were many points about Mr. Harley's speech at the Drury Lane Fund Dinner, on Wednesday, that pleased us, there were others that we thought par- i ticularly disgusting. We allude chiefly ...

... ew as pa s tt e e a r s n o s n in las dishes, covers, &c.—Blanii- I N I ? ; B ' '- '' - '---._!t2_ l .no__! : 2_lu•e. Drury -lane. ARE HOUSE, 10, Ludgate-street, near St. 0 5 - „ ` 4lll s.—Alesers. EVE RINGTON and GRAHAM take the earliest 5001 l inity ...

... expressing an opinion favorable to the desecration of Lent by her Majesty's servants, the performers at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket. This is a striking illustration of the arrogant tyranny of the demoeratical spirit. The House of Commons ...

... St. James's Theatre are brought, the sagacity shown by the monkeys will be a matter of astonishment. The royal iieit to Drury Lane on Friday evening was the twelfth paid by the Sovereign to the patent houses since her Majesty's return to Buckingham Palace ...