... Neic York, has caused that loiise to be closed tise two past nights. Mr. Price was also for se. veral years manager of the Drury Lane 'Theatre, Lon. don; and ftew men had more numerous or warm ?? York Paper. MELANcHOLY EvEaNT AT Lasm-AUlAGOW.-On Sa- tuirday ...

... plaintiff has laid his damages the declaration, for the alleged breach of an agreement signed .Mademoiselle Lind to sing at Drury Lane Theatre, at £10,000; and on the part of the defendant several pleas have been pleaded, in which pleas the alleged agreement ...

... FouraII.- D IWhen the great Elliston was enacting the part of King George the Fourth, in the play of The Coronationl, at Drury Lane, the galleries applauded elry loudly his suavity and majestic de'mcaiour; at which Ellistou, in- flamed by the popular loyalty ...

... seeing the Lord Chamberlain a in his place, wished to ask him a question relative to the masquerades and bals motasques at Drury Lane Theatre. v The right rev. prelate proceeded to make some severe a remarks upon the nature of this species of entertainments ...

... VISIT oF HER MAJESTY TO DRuRy LANE T]EATIE.On a Saturday night, Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by sc the the Hon. Col. Geary, the Hon. Col. Seymour, Lady Cavell- qt the dish, and Lady Flora M'Donald, visited Drury Lane Theatre a the to witness ...

... the same un- happy peculiarities; Thus St. Giles's has overflowed on the filthy and low courts and streets leading out of Drury Lane and the worst parts of Westminster. Hence by our boasted improvements we commit a threefold injury, -we dislodge the peer ...

... the case of William Lees, of Drury Lane, Mir. Worthington submitted that the description of the qualification as entered on the register was insufficient, as lie had only one house his own property described as at Drury Lane, whereas the witaess said there ...

... both brilliant and honourable, was the leading cantatrice; and Mr. D. W. King, formerly of our Theatre Royal, but now of Drury Lane, with Mr. Joseph Robinson, of Dublin; Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Winterbottom, Mr. Walton, and Mr. J. W. Isherwood, were the other ...

... at lie had originally hired them for the night only. On it the 28th of February last there was a masquerade given ad at Drury Lane Theatre, by M. Jullien, and a short time f 'l previously the defendant called upon the plaintiff at his l d, shop, and said ...

... so en- chanted the town. I was prepared to give Mr. Anderson £20 a week (higher terms than lie had with Mr. Macready at Drury Lane); but lie required £10 per night (060 per week!) with certain other drolleries, quite bijoux in their way; anl, recollecting ...

... 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 ...