... ridiculed by the Author of the Rejected Addresses Who burned confo ind their souls) the houses twain, Of Covent-garden and of Drury • lane ? Who. wh the British squadron lay off Cork, (God bless the llcxi'itt and the Duke of york '.) With a vile earthquake ravaged ...

... well-known timber merchant of * Acre, a County Magistrate, and the chief contractor who built the present Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, committed self-destruction on Friday evening, seven o’clock, by shooting himself with a double-barrelled gun, his residence ...

... t, Strand. feet •, Essex-street, feet: St. Jaincs'estreet, 46 feet 7 inches: and the South. 13 feel 3 inches ; North of Drury-lane, 65 feet: Regentstreet. 76 feet, Cleveland-street. feet 10 inches: Gloucester place, 70 feet: South of Slrafford-place. ...

... An experienced Judge, Woodfall, told him “it would never do;” and counselled him to seek the more genial atmosphere of Drury-lane. But he was resolved that it should do; he had taken his part; and he felt the matter was in him, he vowed not to desist ...

... interest on the occasion, under circumstances similar to those which we had to notice on the extension of the same favour to Drury-lane, on Wednesday night. Shortly after seven o’clock the royal .*arty arrived at the Itouse, and her Majesty and Prince Albert ...

... Slate, and one of her Majesty’s Gentlemen Ushers Daily Waiters. Her Majesty’s Visits the Theatres.— The performanciM of at Drury-lane Theatre are not announced, nor find the bills any intimation of the terms upon which places can secured. The performances ...

... evening paper of yesterday* in which it is stated that the Duke of Wellington had fallen down in a tit while riding through Drury-lane yesterday afternoon. We have n ade inquiry, and arc happy to find that the paragraph in question is entirely without foundation ...

... London had presented a congratulatory address the King ami Queen, * their Majesties, with most of the Uoyal Family, went to Drury-lane play-house, to see the Heheargal, and *on the 25th their Majesties and the Family went to Covent-garden Theatre to see the ...

... interest on the occasion, under circumstances similar to those which we had to notice the extension of the same favor to Drury-lane, on Wednesday night. Shortly after seven o’clock the Royal party arrived at the house, ami as her Majesty and Prince Albert ...

... of dramatic entertainment—one at Blackfriars, called the King’s Company: another called the Globe, th Bank -side; two in Drury-lane, the Fortune and the Cockpit; fifih in Salisbury-court, and sixth, called the Bull, in St. John’s street. Daring Exploit ...

... veteran public tcsiinionial of approval. » public dinner, » be to t long-tried and friend of Lila > ...