... BIRTHS. At Rochester, on the 3d inst., Mrs Ternan (formerly Miss Jarman), the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, of daughter. At Paris, on the 21st inst., the Lady of James Montgomery, t!*q. of a son. At 11, London Street, Edinburgh, on the loth instant, Mrs ...

... Forenoon., On Thursday, the 21st day of March. J. Jarvis, St. John street, West Smithfield, basket maker. C. Curson, Drury lane, bootmaker. A. Cartwright, Shoe lane, Fleet street, Custom house clerk. J. Eggleton, Ship yard, War dour street, Soho ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the melba for • • copies of all earrespomlenee which had tikes Mrs between the Lord Chantherlain's (Race and the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre from Monday last. HIGHWAYS BILL.—Sir G. STRICKLAND opposed the beige rim into committee on this bill, alleging ...

... 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 ...

... Why, he would ask, was the noble duke and his friends to enjoy themselves on that evening (hear), and the amusements at Drury Lane were to be stopped (hear). Far be it from him to wish to see the Bishops prevented from enjoying any rational amusement; ...

... Clounmel, of a son and heir, At Rochester, on the 3d instant, Mrs Ternain (formerly Miss Jarman), of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, of a daugh- ter. At Callander House, Stirlingshire, on the 7th instant, the Lady Louisa Forbes, of a daughter. Marriages ...

... Buckingham Palace, and the Band of the Coldstream guards were in attendance. Now, if it sin for a fiddle to be played in Drury Lane or Covent Garden Theatre, and if it be criminal for ears to listen to the sounds thereof, the Coldstream gaards must have ...

... hear). Why, would ask, wan the noble duke and fata friends to enjoy themselves on that evening (hear), and the amusements at Drury Lane ware to stopped (hear). Far be it from him wish to see the Bishops prevented from enjoying any rational amusement j bat ...

... appear in characters in whicls'TheX-,) have acquired the greatest celebrity:— Mr. CHARLES KEAN, (ft *e^T)ieatre-Royal, Drury- Lane.) who will, on this evening, sustain the part Reuben Gtenroy, in Morton's excellent Comedy Town and Country. . ■. , Mr ...

... The Three Tom Smiths. —Everybody has heard the story of the wag who called aloud in the pit of Drury lane Theatre, Mr. Smith, your house on tire'—whereupon a hundred and twenty tire Mr. Smiths arose, and Mr. John Smith's house, that ten sat dowu ; ...