... Majesty's Theatre; and also that her marriage with the Rev. Mr. Grote is definitely arranged. M. Jullien, the new lessee of Drury Lane, appears to be active in his arrangements preparatory to opening the theatre. It will retain its character of an English ...

... Albert, his Royal Highness at same time graciously consenting to be patron of Society.. Thirtieth anniversary festival of Drury Lane Theatrical Fund celebrated Friday at Freemasons' Tavern, Duke of Cambridge presiding, supported on right by Count de Montemolin ...

... attendance of all parties concerned ?? under my hand this First day of October, in the year of our Lord 1847. y THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. W. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL SERIES of CONCERT33 FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. GQJ[JULLIEN has the honour to announce to the -e Ishabitants ...

... Samuel Sharp, Commercial-road, Lambeth, stono- masons and merchants. William Wiles, Dulwich, Surrey, pawnbroker. John Delf, Drury-lane, linen draper and haberdashler. John Goulty, Stangate, Lambeth, and Bankside, Southwart, mast and oar maker. John Dixon ...

... Chambers, Thursday, to examine witnesses ?? in case of Boinn v. Jenny Lindo for breech of agree ieeit, in which lessee of Drury-lane lays laages at 10,00so1. returnable first day of next Terhs.-Mr. Newman, the Puseyite, ordained Suh-de.icon and Deacon of ...

... case, from letter in his delivery in Bishopsgate.-At same Court Saturday, Charles Williams, landlord of Coach and Horses, Drury-lane, charged with opening his house Sunday week before one o'clock, and selling wine, spirits, &c.-Police-constable Attwood ...

... at Euston-square terminus of the Birmningham railway, ol0 Saturday morning. This stud has been engaged by Mr. f Bunn, of Drury-lane Theatre, to appeal in a grand Oriental spectacle, called The Desert. The stud and I paraishernalia occupied the longest ...

... entrusted to Mr. Venables, of the Mitre Hotel. MONS. JULLsitN.-This popular conductor commenced his operatic campaign at Drury-lane on Monday last, under, we are glad to say, very auspicious circumstances. We wish him that g success which his public spirit ...

... are yet iving, the two former something near 80 years of age, the latter almost a centenarian, as she was an ac. tress at Drury-lane before David Garrick q1uitted the stage. A DEAD MAN'S VoTR.-One reenarkable feature of the late stirring for the representation ...

... managed to keep out of the way. On that (Thuesday) morning, about nine e o'clock, he was passing through White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, V and met thle prisoner. Havingno doubt from the description lie a and got of him that lie was the person lie was in search ...

... -The society for improving the con- dition of the laboaring classes have opened a model lodging- house in Charles-street, Drury-lane. It provides for the accom- modatiun of single labouring mon in a way that must be an immense imiprovemuent upon the denis ...

... prai'e; until at last the quiet became so pro- found as to remind us of those scenes when Kean held the thronging hundreds of Drury-lane in breathless admiration end suspense. Every ear woe open lest one vibration of the sweet sounds should bo lost, and (e1ery ...