... declarations stated that Madlle. Jenny Lind, the defendant, bad agreed with the plaintiff, Mr. Bunn, to sing 20 nightsat Drury Lane Theatre, but was not required to sing more than three nights in any one week. That the plaintiff bad been at all times willing ...

... and they bad a common cause? He would suppose, for argument that which had been used as such by his friend, Mr. Young. at, Drury Lane, that the farmers could not cultivate the labl and this proved the whole was swallowed up by taxation-tHear, ?? knew that ...

... POSTSCRIPT. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, You. 13. Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night. The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Court, left Buckingham Palace, yesterday morning, en route for Burghley House. It is rumoured ...

... Royal household. Friday evening, the Queen, accompanied by Prince Albert and the King and Queen of the Belgians, honored Drury Lane Theatre with her attendance. t Her Majesty, through Sir R. Peel, has communicated to the Hon. Colonel Trevor, her desire ...

... the Philharrmonic Concert on Monday, the Italian Opera- at Covent Garden on Saturday and Tuesday, the Cirque Ntioual at Drury Lane 'on Friday morningand the Opera Comique at St. James's Friday night. The Duchess of Kent, the Queen Dowager, and the Queen' ...

... IMFETING OF TILE ANTI-CORN-LAW LE.AGUE. The seventh weekly meeting of the league took place on Wednesday night in Drury-lane Theatre. The house was crowded to suffocation in every part-indeed, long before the appointed hour not a spare seat could be got ...

... Hotham. .The 'Queen ...

... regard'to his wife's doings. l -New York Harbitiger. MUrNDEN 'AND HARLEY.-These admhirable comedians were both engaged at Drury Lane when Ellistou was m'auiager. On one occasion the play of Wild Oats was announced, and Munden cast for Fphraim Smeeth; 'but ...

... Fadrs, for Interment in the familly vault, In Soeth Ab ?? Chapel. A beautiful milk white pony introduced in theb pecteele at Drury Lane, and which wan much adnired by. tbk' Prince if Wales and the Royal Family On Thursday, i,1l ?? ?? to his .oyal.igh- ?s by ...

... been excessive: considering his talents and great success up to that time, it could not he said that the speculation of Drury Lane Theatre was beyosid the bounds of legitimate enterprise -it was bold, and had ended in loss, but it had not been rash. The ...

... the season 1848, £34,756.; ditto, season 1849, £25,455. ; loss upon the performance of the Brussels Operatic Company at Drury Lane Theatre, £5,312. ; sundry other losses, £3,746.,,£1,513., £3,686., and £21,012., respectively. There was one very singular ...

... conducted with the greateet fairness, and gave universal satisfaction. Mr. Bunn commenced on Monday night a new season at Drury Lane Theatre. THE FACTORY ACT.-Yesterday, the lst October, the act to amend the law relating to factories came into operation ...