... feet of some who knew the value of retirement, and were not afraid to be alone. An actress, who had played the hoyden at Drury Lane in her youth, and the viragoin herald age; and had- rare instance of theatrical thrift and -orsig . secured an annuity for ...

... -Eceter Flying Post. The Earl of Cardigan, on Wednesday week, the even. ing after that of his acquittal by his peers, visited Drury- lane Thentre. His lordship was again hissed and hooted for nearly half an hour by a portion of the audience. An eye-witness of ...

... seeing the Lord Chamberlain a in his place, wished to ask him a question relative to the masquerades and bals motasques at Drury Lane Theatre. v The right rev. prelate proceeded to make some severe a remarks upon the nature of this species of entertainments ...

... of state to Louis Philippe. A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.-The wife of a man, named Wells, a costermonger, living in the Coal yard, Drury lane, London, on Sunday last, was delivered of three children, two boys and a girl, who, with the t1OO ther, are doing well. ...

... omassager takes his benefit on Monday, on which occasion Mir. and Mrs. Alban Croft, and Mr. Shrivall, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will make their nppearance bore, in the opera of La Sonnmandldta. AlMrs. A. Croft was lately tile prima doana at Drury ...

... next assizes. Mn. VAN ArssnnoR , whose performance with his trained animals excitedso much interest at the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, and which was witnessed several evenings by Her Ma- jesty and Court, is now performing at the Theatre-royal, Manchester ...

... two of our contemitpo- rarios (tile Tiynca and Morning Advertiser,) which deecribe the reception of the noble 'artl 'at Drury-lane theatre on Tuesday' night. H-e waes literailyiexpelled the liouse. 'What an indication of the sen6e enlt lied by tihe public ...

... has been oncgical. - Assoc! e The ltab lessee of Drury-lane. tilr. W. J. Haommond, was ox- Mond) easosed at the Insolvent Debtors' Court yesterdty, wseek. ?? had Parlts lost, he said, X7,111 in Drury-lane Theatre. His bait was oc. the L cpied, and he was ...

... in compliance with the most earnest solicitations from he highest quarters, to resume the buskin for a brief period a: Drury-lane theatre, when he will appear with his friend Maiready, in the most popular of the Shaksperian plays. THE PENNY POSTAGE.- ...

... TtlFODonE IIOOK--Som) of his boyish frolics, not generally known, may not be unenter- taining to the reader. One season at Drury-lane theatre, during the run of a stilted mclo-drama, made up of magic and mysticism, a gigantic oracle had occasion to send ...

... following Undedutm- day. Mr. Lynn makes his faroswoll appell to his Liverpool friens lt: ha being engtigod by Mr. Macready, for Drury-lane, where he appears at thrtstmas. Mr. Lynn is a vary clever and rising cO actor, and fns given reit satisfaction in all characters ...

... ons, however, were Fanot very sanguine, as we had heard the evening previous he to the concert that Mr. Elinson, of the Drury-lane Pro- Wo menade Concerts, had prohibited Mr. Herr Koenig from oh charming asiy save metropolitan ears during the term of ...