... 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 ...

... great number of musical professors have formed themselves into a quadrille institute, chiefly from the Opera, Philharmonic, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Rlyal society of Musicians, and Promenade Concert bands. The names mentioned comprise the elite of Weippert's ...

... characters. This circumstance is, indted, so obvious, that it has precluded all hopes of making bins an eligible offer for Drury Lane, where no pecuniary terms of a reasonable nature could tempt him to forego the superior advantages that arise from his ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of Geargo-yard, Lombard-street. On the .‘ld inst., JANE CATHERINE, the beloved wife of Mr. Grieve, of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. . On the 3d inst., Torquay. Devon, the Rev. M. PRICKE TT. M.A. of Burlington, Yorkshire, late chaplain of Trinity Colle- ...

... 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 ...

... also appear. Mr. Maywood was originally a low comedian, but came to town some two and twenty years since, and appeared at Drury Lane Theatre; he made considerable impression as lago, and played two or three of Kean's characters with success, but finding ...

... BIRTHS. 4 On the 3rd inst. at Rochester, Mrs. Ternan, athe Theatre'Royal Drury Lane, a a E d4l:g su h r t g er e . o — n , s) o n 4. t a h s e o 2 n d ._ . s n t . t , h i e n 6 1: h ob e ins ..rt t i r a eet u , p A p e d r e N I pohrit, t r l e a e ...

... and the concerts have been in abeyance until after Easter, save the Valentino, an affair that savours strongly of the Drury. lane leaven, with their seventy performers (query are there fifty) if so, we are much out in our counting. It appears strange ...

... be addressed to Mr. Enisn, by the Drury Lane performers, has appeared in some of the daily papers, withourt comment, andr'ith- out being headed Adverstiee.oeent. TO ALyrED 5UNj, ESQ.;' Theatre Royal' Drury Lane, March 7, 1839. Dear Sir,-We, the ...