... next ancient concert, which will not take place until after the Easter recess. A new melodramatic spectacle in rehearsal at Drury lane for the Easter holidays. Rooke’s new opera is in a forward state at Coveut-garden, and will be brought out shortly after ...

... At Park-place, St. James’s, the Lady Arthur Lennox, of a of a daughter. At Rochester, Mrs. Ternan, of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, ...

... exten^C# Vaclls underneath, and at the Here is a gooff Stabla*n(CCy&i liilouse, with a Plot,of Ground adjoinhjg lor ,ng Drury-lane, J Apply at the Premises. N. B. A respeciable Lad will be taken Out-door Apprentice. In the Matter of) |' , IIE Commissioners ...

... objection to lay before the house the correspondence which had taken place between the Lord Chamberlain and the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, respecting the opening of the Theatre on the Wednesdays during Lent. Lord J. RUSSELL had no objection to lay the ...

... London Hotel, Albemarie-street, the former from Melton Mowbray, the latter from Dublin. The anniversary dinner in aid of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund took place on Wednesday—The Duke ol Cambridge in the cht ir. The subscriptions announced amounted to.nearly ...

... the Conspiracy, is at length underlined in the Covent-garden bills for Thursday. Mr, Bunn opposes it by a new ballet at Drury-lane, in which Mrs. Gilbert is to dance the principal part. Rooke’s new opera is also advertised, though no day is yet fixed ...

... J. Ryan's b g Smike Mr. Jones’s ch m Primrose eee 21 YESTERDAY'S MAIL, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRU A 27, The Queen honoured Drury-lane theatre with Pre- sence last evening to witness the performance of Her Majesty rode out on horseback yesterday afternoon ...

... strenuously Lord Brougham Atlas. In consequence of the resolution of the Hou-e of Commons Imr.-fiay last, (be lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has announced his intention of opening it next Wednesday, and on every succeeding Wednesday and Friday in Lent, ...