... DRNURY LANE THE2A RIGAL FUND DIN7NER. Yesterday the anniversary of the Drury Lane Theatrica l Fund Dinner took place at the Freemalsons' 'av'erit, thel IDuke of Cambridge in the chair, sulpported ity the Duke ofl IBeaufort, the Marqluess of Clanricarde ...

... AlERTING OF DRURY LANE TJEATRE I PROPRrE TORS. Onl Sttturday thlo Getteral Assembly ot'the conlrany orI Drury-lanle proprietors took place, purinuant to advertisie- nment ,to r~eeive tile annnal Stiatement Of' accounts from the committee, to elect an ...

... DukeBernhard, ard the Duchess Ida of Saxe Weimar, Prince Edward, and the P.iaceas of Saxe Weimar, honoured the performance at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday evening with their presence. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended bv Baroness de Speth and ...

... Herald. MR. MACREADY.-This great tragedian is about to pay his last professional visit to Sheffield, the town of his ?? Iris. DRURY LANE THEATRE.-An extraordinary violin player, M. SImoN, has just arrived from Vienna, and will appear far the first time in public ...

... Hlighiness the Duchess of KENT, ac- ?? b) a party of dithinguished foreigners, will oc. .tupv her M.MJF.rTY's private box at Drury Lane Theatre this evemiog. The elenth of the late beautiful antd lanmnted Princess ButUGLeshE was occasiotnid by taking cold ...

... Bond-street, to view Mr. Foley's marble group oi Ino and the Infant Bacchus. The Queen went in state yesterday eveninr to Drury- lane Theatre, to honour the performance of Mr. Macready with her presence. The royal eertige left Buckinxhiam P idace at five ...

... attempt toprocaredelay had proved aboetive, then, anid not till then, did ?? re- epecrabll solicitor of the committee of the Drury lane cempany ot proprietors interfere forMr. Hammeond, and theh .the prcteadled deifenc.s ..re lsanduned, Old judrgmnt with imnediaie ...

... , of Balliol College. are re- ported converts to Catholicism; a distinguished leader is also seii to have ?? Chronicle. DRURY LANE THEATItE.-We perceive the last nights of that delightful deansese FLORA FABBRI are announced in The Devil to Pay. SIR ROBERT ...

... Her Majesty, with a numerous and brilliant suite, which will be found fully described in the Court Circular, ho- noured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence last evening. Her Majesty arrived at five minutes before seven, and was received by Mr. Bunn, ...

... melody, superb chars, her in alonies, and striking dramatic effects. Wt'e beliese 'Jot i er ;'is opsra were produced at Drury -lane, withb mgniaLcents he and splendour, and due attention to its proper per, nrultioct, of ic would ma'e a very great impression ...

... will be the condition of those pau- pers under so upright an administrator. M 7our most obedient servant, Mlarch ]17. p. DRURY LANE THEATRE AND T'HE SOCIBTY OF FRIENDS. To THEu EDITOR OPTHIE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sl R-I cannot help thinking the scene enacted ...

... Ernest Bruce, JHon. Charles Murray, Mlr. snd Mlre. Anson, his Exesllency the Belgian Minister and Mradame Van de Weyer, d&c. DRURY. LANE THEATRE.-DEIA'REZ'S seCOnd alearave hnoilame Teey ori, at thsfouse ot, lasdto raturdayt eveulng, drew anothe r crowded audience ...