... I'42rd'o sfidd.'foi bills' disco'untcd,' '200.';'Mr1. s'te na. ngent, £4. fr services in his a ua isyliaad 'librarian of Drury Lane Theatre. he it 'difd'il.isrery, I ?? Chron clc. ' . ' . DAmnC HIGHWAY RODsttYL.-O4XQtMonday aSt, t Thomas Griffiths, ...

... IMlonday last thio nsm- to bei's of this society (lined together at the htitse of Mu-. turges,F ted. Elepluent and Castle Inn, Drury-lane. The chair sells very ab~ly Vtr. filledb Mt. Joitn Cahs'art. assisted by flrie Lloyd. as vtic-chojr. Iood man. V'e meeting ...

... issued against him, anti received the usual protection. His description is Eagle Cot- tage, Brompton, andof the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, prill- a ter, publisher, music-seller, dealer and chapman, TRIsrA or TisnaTY-SCX CFIAfRIsTs.-At Kirlkdale, ol Wednesday ...

... gratifications were tortured into charges rgalisst her. Among ottser grounds of dissatisfaction with the Queen, was her visiting Drury-lane Theatre and the Opera. In the true Alrs. Cacndour style the QueconDowager observed that weas iwt aware wbmotieriber Majesty ...