... deserve. The good or ill word of the Guardian has ceased to be of the slightest consequence to any person of respectability. Drury Lane Theatre is re- ferred to by Mr. Beattie and Dr. Elliotson ; but the theatre spoken of by Dr. Brindley was the Adelphi ...

... meeting at Drury Lane Theatre, and alluding to Dr. Elliotson and his friends, said, Dr. Elliotson and all of them gave me the lie in a most vulgar manner. Now, Sir, this statement is entirely incorrect. I nevar held a meeting at Drury Lane Theatre in ...

... character, in the shap* ot a monologue, hy tiie renowned Mr. Bum: ! e poet, dramatist, and lessee of Cov ent Harden and Drury-lane Theatres, on The Siaae ' Having delivered this Monologue to crowded houses in London, the Committee, honing le was ...

... wbo follows the trade ofa blacksmith when not in training for pugilistic encounters, resides at No. 17, Sbort's-gardens, Drury lane, and on Saturday night was drinking witb his wife at a public-house in the neighbour- hood. They both left wben the house ...

... attractive. As the first was a history oi tbe great dramatist, Shak- spere, the second was a history of the great theatre, Drury-lane. In the course of this a very good parallel was drawn between its two first managers, Garrick and Sheridan: but we ven- ...

... musical connoisseurs in Europe, may yet create a sensation in the provinces. — Poor Mrs. Glover, whose benefit came off at Drury Lane only on Friday last, expired on Monday. She was seventy-two years ot age, and the excitement ofthe occasion was too much ...

... Jeremiah Jowett, Preston and Longridge, stonemasons. TUESDAY, Jan. 21. Frederick George Johns, New-yard, Great Queen-street, Drury-lane, London, fixture dealer. —Lionel Goldsmith, King.street, Hoiborn, Lon- don, importer of watches. —Peter Vanderend, Strood ...

... Kent, grocers and cheesemongers, and copartners . in trade. TUESDAY, Feb. 18. James Binson Cooper and George Binsoa Cooper, Drury Lane, London, ironfounders. James Warden and Edward Warden, Preston, Lancashire, tallow chandlers. — William Neck, jun., Tarre ...

... oppressed with a sense of dnty. Goon fob Hoabsemess.— Mrs. Billington, the Queen of all English singers, came one night to Drury-lane Theatre, to perform Mandane, in Artaxerxes, so hoarse as to render it a question whether it would be possible for her to ...

... OREAT PROTCCTTONTST AND PBOTBBT- ANT MEETING'S. IONDOTT. This long talked-of demonstration took place oa Tuesday* at Drury Lane Theatre. The hoaae was crewded to suffocation, and a supplementary m_*t- ing had to be held iv St. Martin's Kail, wliese Rarl ...

... 1841. The Birmingham papers congratulate the button makers on the fact, that Prince Albert attended As- cot Races and also Drury-lane Theatre wearing gilt buttons. A young gentleman, the son of Major Btupart, was killed on the sth. by falling from the rocks ...

... not one of them had a complete dress, and most of the uniforms were ragged, and had evidently once graced the purlieus of Drury-lane or Holy well-street. Some time after my informants had landed, a number of Haytian soldiers were formed into line for parade ...