... be given to this long-tried and consistent friend of Liberal government, has been determined upon, and will take place at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 4th of March. The preparations will be on the grandest scale, and the invitation list comprises some of ...

... colonies, and for the East Indies. The public dinner to be given to Mr. Byng, M.P , his constituents, will take place at Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednesday, the llth of March. It will be one of the most interesting of modern meetings. A great number Peers ...

... side of the Queen. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, with his Royal Highness's father and brother, and a large suite, visited Drury-lane theatre i n state Wednesday evening. The attendance w brilliant almost beyond precedent, and nothing could exceed the lively ...

... OMNIUM. Mr. W. J. Hammond, the lessee Drury lane, was made a bankrupt on Friday evening, and the establishment was suddenly and unexpectedly closed. Mr. Macready generously came forward on behalf of the distressed company and ottered them four nights' ...

... candidate for Woodfi DINNKR AT Drury-LANK THEATRE TO G G , Esq.—lt gives us great pleasure to learn that dinner to given Drury-lane theatre, on Wednesday, will be so splendid and magnificent an affair it promises to he. The preparations at the theatre ...

... interesting and impressive letter from the Duke of Sussex, and who read the same at the Byng Celebration, onWednesday, in Drury-lane Theatre, has since thus expressed himself, that he must ever consider it great honour to have been the organ of the sentiments ...

... in celebration of his services for fifty years as member Parliament for the county of Middlesex. The dinner took place at Drury Lane Theatre, which was splendidly illuminated and decorated for the occasion. The pit was raised to level with the stage, so ...

... regiment, have been drowned while crossing the Indus.—Mr. Beale, the musical firm of Cramer, Addison, and Beale, has taken Drury lane Theatre from October next It is in contemplation then to produce opera upon a more extensive scale than has ever been ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. London, April 14. We understand that as the Duke of Wellington was riding down Drury-lane to-day, about two o'clock, he was suddenly seized with violent fit, and would have fallen off his horse, but that his servant and a sergeant ...

... on THURSDAY EVKNING, MAY 21st, 1840. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS:— MISS ROMER, (From the Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden and Drury lane,) MR. GEORGE STANSBURY, (From the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, and English Opera,) AND MR. BARKER, (From the Theatre-Royal ...

... immediately i before the commission the offence of high treason. After a paroxysm of insanity he had out and proceeded to Drury-lane theatre; so that his insanity was shewn up to the very time of his offence. At the trial the Attorney-General of that day ...

... for Coventry Mrs. Sedgwick, the American authoress, and several members of her family: Mr. Bnckstone, the Theatre Royal Drury-lane; Mr. Placed?, Mr. J. B. Forsyth, &c.; together with a very valuable cargo of dry goods, consisting chiefly of silks, hardware ...