... 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 ...

... desirable so to mage the matter as to preclude their mischievous ne tita He therefore moved the Commons, on apetand from Drury Lane Theatre, to address the Quedn desire her interference. Here again he is thwarts a question of order; and here, as we hae ...

... from the Commons, but which the Peers refuse them, through the influence ,of Lord Glengall, one of the sub-committee of Drury Lane Theatre, and Lord Seagrave, indirectly in- terested for Mr. Bunn through the medium of his wife. Will their lordships again ...

... occupied at the rising of the curtain. We could naame several persons of high rank, but' refrain, it not being Covent Garden or Drury Lane. It was certainly a great mark of respect to Master Owen, as it was riot the size of the Surrey place of amiuse- ment which ...

... Mrs. Hooper was, with her husband-the late Treasurer of the Olympic and present Lessee ot the St. James's-an. gaged at Drury Lane, during the season in which Forrest, the American tragedian, made his debut; but, as tragedy then was the order of the day ...

... as-governess ! His Excellency, however, had ordered her to remain some time in the factory. -On Tuesday the Queen visited Drury Lane theatre to witness the performance of Fariaelli. Her Majesty was attended by Lady Lyttleton, Hon. Miss Cocks, Hon. Miss ...

... first season orits' p reduction (-uor impression is, that itwasnot atopped until the second season, when it was produced at DrUry Lane Theatre. humla-The Brnigptites.-Wehardi know, cnsidering the positfral Tiportance of thedtime, whether we do rilght to etertain ...

... scurrilous and slanderous publications, and prosecuting the proprietors, editors, and vendors, was held at the Hope Tavern, Drury lane. Mr Wiley in the chair. It appears that the society has engaged a solicitor to prosecute, and srveral contributions have ...

... were not disposed to make any change during the present season. The Lord Chamber- lain had made his order A ith regard to Drury Lane Theatre, and if it were disobeyed lie would put his authority in force; but, by making a change in the law hereafter, they ...

... motibo bor cpies of all correspondence-'which has taken place between Ctl. ~Lo 4 Chamiberlaini's offce and the lessee of Drury Lane' Theatre fre 6- a Iatil to thel present time;, The noble lord also stated, in answer.; t p Sir R. Peel, that the Irish ...

... yesterday evening, being Wednesday in Lent, there was a great meeting at the Freemason's Tavern, for what was called the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Dinner, at which an illustrious individual, the Duke of Cambridge, presided, and which it was said went ...

... the motion for copies of all correspondence which had taken place between the Lord Chamberlain's office and the lessee of Drury Lane the- atre from Monday last up to the present time. CANADA.-Lord J. RVSSELL., in reply to a question from Sir Robert Peel ...