... disclose greater and greater beauties of richness, variety, and consummate skill in tbe production of instrumental effects. Drury-Lane Theatre.—The performances on Wednesday night, for tile benefit of Mr. Kenney, were preceded, by a most melancholy event ...

... the towns aud associations which shall send delegates to the conference to study attentively the programme approved at the Drury-lane meeting, and to instruct their delegates to require any further elucidation respecting the objects of the movement, that ...

... Lords to pass the Bill enabling Jews to sit in Parliament. Protectionist Meeting.—There was a grand muster Protectionists at Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday night; the Duke of Richmond the chair, and a considerable assemblage Peers and Commoners around liiin ...

... cheesemongers, Court « lir rey> London.—Henry Hawgood, Newington-causeway, Cautioner, Court of Bankruptcy, London.—James i» , tc Drury-lane, Middlesex, iron-founder, Court of .„ don.—Edward Argyles, Brunswick-terrace, Con East, Middlesex, mahoganv-merchaut, Court ...

... innkeeper.—Thomas Francis, Birmingham, ' manufacturer.—Joseph Ford, Talbot Hotel, Richmond, licenced victualler.—John Uelf, Drury-lane, Middlesex, draper and haberdasher. , 20. —Thomas Knight, Bristol, siversmith and jeweller —Stratfo l Alfred Eyre, F ...

... wrong, and, finally, she falls powerless into the arms of the attendants, the Grahams, the Gladstones, the Cardwells of Drury-lane. Who, then, more capable of letting into the secret of the workings ot the house than the statesman and orator who tor some ...

... Parliamentary and Financial Association.—The first aggregate meeting of this association was held ou Monday evening at Drury-lane Theatre. There was a large attendance ; the preponderance, as is usual in meetings of that description, being on the side ...

... friends of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry aud Capital was held Tuesday, at 12 o'clock, in Drury-lane Theatre. Among those present on the platform were —the Earl of Malmesbury, Earl Stanhope, Lord Redesdale, Vls^° unt Combermerc ...

... Palace for Windsor Castle, and returned iu evening town ; after which they attended the t performance of the German Opera at Drury-lane Theatre. —Oil Tuesday evening, the Queen and Prince Albert went to the* Italian Opera-house.— The Queen gave a State Bill ...

... Awake, jEolian Lyre Danly. Finale—God Save the Queen. Theatre Royal.—The eminent tragedian, Mr. James Anderson, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, will appear this evening, after a lengthened absence, in the character of Hamlet. The present season will close ...

... at Brighton, the well-known actress, Mrs. Orger. The deceased lady had retired from the stage, and was a recipient of the Drury-lane theatrical fund to the amount of 120/. per annum. Her Majesty has intimated her permission to designate the Swindon Hotel ...

... morning, hurried on, it may be presumed, by the excitement attendant upon the preparations for the contemplated benefit at Drury-lane Theatre in the evening. Mr. Kenny had reached a very advanced age, and for some years past had been in a declining slate ...