... the victim, drank it on the spot.” Tan Tom SMirna.—Everybody has heard the story of the wag who called aloud in the pit of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Smith, yonrhouse is on fire”—whereupon hundred and twenty five Mr. Smiths arose, »nd when continued, ** It ...

... Chamberlain, announced upon the authorits , of the resolution come to in that house, that performances would take pl 'ce at Drury Lane on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent. It was, however, but justice to Mr. Macready to state, that he did not act in this ...

... Chamberlain's-office and the lessee of Drury - lane Theatre.—Mr. THOMAS DUNCOMBE.—e• I beg leave. Sir. to for a copy of !he correspondence that has missed between the Lord Chamberlain and the lessee of Drury -lane Theatre from Monday last to the present ...

... perplexity which haunts the scenes of the play. This perplexity, which arises not from any confusion in the development of the DRURY LANE. design, but from the imbroglio, if we may so decribe it, of THE benefit of the manager took place on Thursday evening, ...

... cry at the announcement of an accession in Mr Cooper-%vhilome, as the romantic novelists have it, of the Theatre Royai in Drury Lane. Miss Cooper, we do not regret to see, is replaced by Miss Mordaunt. The past week has been necessarily very much of a blank ...

... e have already exposed the absurdity of those, who, under the pretence of religion, would make the poor: players” suffer Drury Lane, when, crossing [he river, they might free from all restriction. It i* not necessary for us to re-argue tins sab reel, Lord ...

... a spotted hyena (the first of the kirml ever brought to this country), and some other animals. They were all removed to Drury-lane Theatre on Thursday morning, and, it is said, will be exhibited with the other animals so familiar to the British public ...

... 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 ...

... own authority, ought immediately to act, and that the question should be further considered. Therefore, when tle lessee of Drury Lane theatre an- nounced that there would be performances at lis theatre on Wednesdays and Fridays in Lent, the Lord Cham. berlain ...

... 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 ...

... and ail other Thleatres let by time miht. A pox at Drury- lane, admitting eight persons, to he let for 1 lts ed., a Box as Co- ient-garden also ts be let for 1 l1i. ed. Performencee te-night- Drury-lane-The Duennia, the Lions, aid tho Little Hunchback; ...

... When, therefore, the lessee of Drury-lane advertised a per- formanace onae Wednesday and Friday In Lent ?? Chain- berlain,with the snction and the concurrence oflhtr Majesty's ministers, did infirm the lessee of Drury-lane that these performances could ...