... Garden against this danseuse are laid at' £5t000 ' Mr. Macready lhas engaged MIss Clara Novello, who is to mnake her debut at Drury Lane, In the course of the ensuing month. It appears that one of the parties subjected to an Exche. quer process for. smugglin ...

... near Drury Lane, were greatly excited by the report that I a man had been shot in nearly the same locality as that c in which the murderer Wieks recently shot his master. A litliographic printei,' naned Blewitt, was returning home down Drury, Lane, ?? ...

... auctioneer.-W. WVatton, Birmingham, printer.-R. N. Williams, Bristol, cabinet maker.-W. J. Hammond, Es- sex street, lessee of Drury lane, dealer in ntusic.-H. Phillis- kirk, Leeds, tailor.-J. Mac Caffery, Mirfield, Yorkshire, contractor.-W. Cornforth the younger ...

... and the Hlon. Colonel Seymour. TuE Couar. Her majesty and Prince Albert honoured the performance of French equestrians, at Drury Lane' Theatre, with their presence on Saturday evening. The' royal' dinner party on Monday included the Prince' and Princess ...

... brldgeshiro, grocers-T. K. Gorbell, Bodford-place, Commercial-road, Stepney, booksoler-J. 11. Day, lato of White Harstreet, Drury. lane, vletualler-W. Butterill, Sheffield, grocer-W. C. Whittenbary, Leeds, cheese factor-W. Pell, Nw'eastle-upon-Tyne, linen ...

... January, iDstant. VOCALISTS MlISS RA IINFORTH, M ?? Donna of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. MR. TRAVERS, priacipal Teno, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; and mR. BISHOP, Of the Nobility's Concerts. Mi 1 C . ( . Y A ...

... the On Monday next, Mr. VANDBNHOFF and Miss VAN. tell DENHOFF, the celebrated Tragedlans from the Theatres. Iti-. Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will make their firet Idi- appearance here~these four years, being engaged for THREE to- NIGHTS ONLY ...

... Connes, in ?? of France, where he purposes to spend the winter..- - - NEWV Muslc._Mr. EdwardLoder is composing an4era for the Drury Lane company, ;founded 'iot Sheridan's play of Pizcrro. Hec is also completing an, opera for the -Priness's on the subject of ...

... and the amount subscribed will fall little short of ten thousand pounds ! The allotment of the prizes is to take place at Drury Lane Theatre, on the 26th inst. The prize offered by the society, for an emblematical device, has been adjudged totIr. F. R. ...

... oIl., a sale, by auction, took place, of the intereat of the late Hon. D. Kinnird, in the property of the tbeatres ronjl, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The figet lot pat up corneited of an annuity or rent charge iaU Covent Garden, which originally coat ...

... the most choice pieces from that highly popular work, which are nightly re. ceived with enthusiasm at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will he performed underthe direction of the Composer. The Following celebrated Artistes will appear.- VOCAL. MADEMOISELLE ...

... antiquaries ann, even then, criticism continred completely at fault. TIre great theatres were both eager for tire play, and Drury Lane was the successful elmpetitor, Sheridan being then at its hiead. JamesHenry Pye, the Poet-Lerureat, and Sir Thomas Bland ...