... forward this season. ' They arc so plentiful that immense bouquets are thrown away ] for nothing every evening on the stage of Drury Lane I Theatre. We must not forget to mention that an early I dandelion was gathered last week in Fitzroy Square. An enormous ...

... informined that the alterations now making in St. Giles's have contributed to the over- e crowding a part of Westminster and Drury Lane; this I was informed by a pupil who lives close to St. Giles's. d The epidemics, continued fever, siad even smallpox, are ...

... re- 'h eutly paid So hMr. M1acready, by her MiLjesty commanding a ~aperformance on this occasion of his late benefit at Drury Lane Tn'Iheatre. She attended icc state, and of course her satellites followved. Tue Quesc Ductapse, She Dulchesces uf Kent and ...

... ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. ANOTHER GREAT MEETING AT DRURY- LANE THEATRE. Last Wednesday evening another great meeting of the opponents of the corn laws took place in the above thea- tre. Long befbre seven o'clock, the hour at which the chair was to be taken ...

... Cheeltenham; lees hlea a continental ritgal education; and for ties last few years been engaged as ~irinoipal bass at the Drury Lane Titeatre, under the `manage.- in~ent of Mr. Rouse. Where are neany good qualities about his voice eesd styibe of singing ...

... DAY, a variet of Entertainments, in which Mr. gagement of Mr. HUDSON, the celebrated light Comedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ii ; THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. TI Herr STAUDIGL.-GRAND EVENING CON- CERT._Conductor W. a-H. GRATTANN.-In con- sequence ...

... and commerce l Well, we thought we ' should ,do away with tflat taunt, and we removed our uis quarters to London. We took Drury Lane Theatre, armd ty, filled it with audiences suchl as had never been seen there ry at any previus time to hear this question ...

... splendid Tudor Hall, under the artistical superin- tendence of the celebratedMr. Grieve, of the Italian Opera House and Drury Lane. The arrangements are already in a state of forwardness, and the ladies of the League -who are the only ladies in the world ...

... Keeley will appear. THE THUMPIN LEGACY. Jerry Ominous, Mr. Keeley; as played by h on Mooday last, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, by express command of her most gracious Majesty the Queen. ,an HELEES MERCURy of By T June 17th, contains nl LET'U 9 W ...

... sue at tlse White Morse, in Fetter- las1so, Holborsi, then tice, I-et--f-d-ose as I Ia played Jobzoiiin tile 0 chl~yI a~t Drury -lane. Love playd Jbsonin imefarce, ?? Pope played Nell. Whsei we camo Out of thle house It reised hard. There were ti e few haclkney) ...

... in M. JULLIES,-We are glad to find that this popular tI musical director is not allowing the great success of his ti til, Drury Lane performances to interfere with his aminal visit o Me to Manchester, Our readers will notice by advertisement n that he has ...

... RE E VES8, s the celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Trnlperfill, La'Scala, Milan, and ofrthe Grand Opera. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; London, who Ils acknowledged by musical professors and amiateursi as also by ar -the pires, the greatest tenor that hats ...