... 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. ...

... historian and artist of spe Red Indian habits and history. up( Macready is r7emodelling. and decorating the interior nI of Drury-lane Theatre in a style hitherto unequalled the in that establishment. Thie pit will be the largest in nbt London, being capable ...

... iminortalt composers. Part of tle admirable Gernian operati? comnpanyv, a-o have for several months past been pla% ing art Drury-lane Theatre the rouiid of their best operas, made their Lebht here Saturday evening it Weber's Der Freisditslz. TWe were lad ...