... 172; Manches- ter, 262; Newcastle, 31; London, 962. r Majesty antl Prince Albert, attended by a numerous suite, ho- noured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on the evening of the lst inst. The performances selected for the Occasion, consisted of Balfe's ...

... lieutenant-2eneralr.-Gl. PROTECTIONIST MEEiTING AT DRURY LANE THEATRE.-On Tuesday, at noon. a meeting called by the new Society for the Protection of British Capital and Industry was holden in the Drury Lane Theatre, London. The Shippinq Gazelle says that ...

... opera of King Arthur, with Pur- cell's music, was produced at Drury Lane on Wednes- day night. The Times thus describes its general ef- fects:- 1King Arthur, as it was produced at Drury Lane. is one of the most remarkable spectacles that can be imagined ...

... IC IlMarshl BroadwvaY lIalyhlarlc-itl, and Carnaby street, Goldsn-sqtare ?? 16, S. Solomon, Straild, ?? 1' C. ?? Wood, Drury- lane, lichasid ?? 20, F. E. Morlish, P~jterztrylol, cile1 ?? 20, L. 'urner, Coven- try-strereh.uii evnctt lhuce, Jue 19, D. Ross ...

... mnost exemplary mannier. Since thenlnother ex- perimont has been tried. It hree old bouses in one of the -treets adjoining Drury Lane have been taken, and nearly ] ,OU0U. spent in their entire renovation. The most thorough drainage and ventilation halve ...

... and which there is ground to believe has, in some instances, been entirely neglected. The Queen and Prince Albert visited Drury- lane Theatre in state on Thursday evening, to witness the performances, which consisted of the Opera of Willianm Tell and >7Tri ...

... men, 7d each for their ?? is said th'at Mr Bunnt backed by two enterprising capitalists, is to resume the management of Drury Lane ?? Majesty has been graciously pleased to confer a royale charterof incorporation on the School of Medinei an hurger yl ...

... Palmer, Lynn. Norfolk, draper. Henry John Collett, London and Manchester, ware- houseman. John Reeves. High Holborn and Drury- lane, London, carver and gilder. Charles New- man, Scrips and Great Coggeshell, Essex, and Llanon, Carmartheashire, miller. Jonathan ...

... could not have been adopted. A FiEE-TRADE HALL IN LONDON.-The Anti- Corn-law League, unable to obtain the farther use of Drury Lane Theatre,.and also denied the use of Covent Garden Theatre, are now advertising for tenders for a plot of land, in a central ...

... man, that it has been otherwise. -A new play in five acts entitled The Seerelarp, by Sheridan Knowles, was produced at Drury Lane fhem- Ire On Monday evening last, with considerable success, I although the Times thinks that success will not be per. ...

... dancers Les Soeurs St Lijuin, from the grand Ducal theatre of Saxe Coburg Gotha ! and principal dancers of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; 31r R. Webb, now considered the first comedian of the age; and Mr Charles Hale, the cele- brated comic singer, such a ...

... Attwood, a comedian, was fined al on Wednes day by Mr Jardine, for taking a prominent part in a viO- lent disturbance in Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday night, which was kept up the whole evening, in conse- quence of a French company having been engs ged ...