... three months, and the least that can be done in return is to receive a change visit from the Queen's Theatre. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Adelphi. The English comedians have reckoned on French hospitality, and they will not be disappointed.- Galignani ...

... The preparations for opening Drury Lane Theatre are proceeding rapidly, and the pit will hold two hundred people more than hitherto. The opening play will be the Nei-chant of Venice. A meeting of the new renters of Drury Lane Theatre was held on Wednesday ...

... PERSONAL NEWS. - I VISoIT TO DRuRY LANE.-On Wednesday the Sovereign and her Consort visited Drury Lane tightre Notwithstanding the night was so cold, a great Theatre' of e~nss of the most respectable class, many ?? o females0 assembled along the whole ...

... -Thurs- day a sale by auction took place of the interest of the late Hon. D. Kinnaird, in the property of the theatres royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The first lot put up consisted of an annuity or rent charge in Covent G irden, which originallv cost ...

... is to appear at the Opera in th ensuigh ty promenade concerts at the Princess's Theatre are brought to a termination. In Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday night Lord Car- wlgan as again recognized. and discord took the place of dosic for the remainder of ...

... the Court of Chancery, for the sum of 2,5961. 17s., and sentenced to fifteen years' transportation. Saturday Night. TnE DRURY LANE MURDEo.-At the Central Criminal 0nsr.- th;. -mrnin Thomas William Wicks (azed 20). Court tims morning, i nomss is1LniUtiU ...

... instantly fol- lowed, and listened to an extemporaneols prayer to which Mrs Fry gave utterance. In the evening the King visited Drury Lane Theatre, and afterwards dined with the Duke of Sutherland. The play was the Two Gentlemen of Verona, which his Majesty seemed ...

... MEETING OF THE ANTI-CORN- LAW LEAGUE. The fourth weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-law League took place on Wednesday evening in Drury Lane Theatre. The attendance of the people was fully as great as on the three preceding occasions. There were as many ladies ...

... Bowe street Police Court, to-day, tire vouth Gralham was further examined on the charge of sheoting Thomras Blewitt, in Drury lane. The prisoner appeared perfectly calm and collected. Mr J. Duncan, hluse-surgeon of King's College, stated that he had attended ...

... first aggregate public meeting of this association will be held on the evening of Monday, August 13th, at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. A magnificent assembly is antici- pated. Sir Joshua Walmsley, M.P., will take the chair at seven o'clock. Mr Joseph Hume ...

... between persons named Harriet Cooke and Waylett was read in evidence. William Bennett proved that he was a member of the Drury Lane c-mpany for a considerable period, and continues so. In 1819 he was at Coventry, engaged as an actor. Harriet Cooke was ...

... experiment he had tried at Covent Garden, and from the course which be had seen it subsequently most fitting to adopt at Drury Lane. The low and J,pressed condition of the two great theatres in the year 1837 was sufficiently notorious. During his ma. ...