... MRS. GLOVER'S FAREWELL BENEFIT AT DRURY LANE. A more honourable tribute could not have been paid to an artist than that which was awarded on Friday night to Mrs Glover, when, after an honourable career of more than halt a century, she took leave of the ...

... most efficacious to be done, or let these gentlemen immediately (ommence, by the press, by public meetinrs (but not the Drury. lane performances), and ether efficient modes of opera- tion, to produce soi thling more beneficial than the preeent meet delusive ...

... thepolice, and made their escape in their night clothes. -The equestrian troupe of horses belonging to the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, were located at Clarke's sta- bles, at the side of the blazing property; bat, fortu- nately, they were extricated in time ...

... barrister, and enrolled, are invalid, and cannot be acted upon. A SuBsuntilxR.-Mr Macready took his farewell benefit at Drury' lane on Feb. 26, 1i1-. He is at present resld- lag 8t' the Mancr house, aberborce, Dorset. yourrc, BBAImD. -The marriage must ...

... orders. Thser is something a little too hard in this, but the peint is-is the prevention cimplete, certain? PA real Italian Drury lane Prima Donna, price sixpence ! Shade of Catalani! Were we ourselves prime doane we verily believe that, like skylarqks, we ...

... THE PRIZES IN THE ART UNirog.-Tae annual meetingifor the balloting of the prizes of the society took place on Tuesday, in Drury- lane Theatre; the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. There was a numerous attendance of subscribers present. His royal highness ...

... of goode less anemalous and excessive. A fire took place on Sunday in the houec of Mr. W. Morg, No. 6, BeEnet'-0 court, Drury lane, which de- stroyed a quantity of wearing apparel and the bedding in the first-floor back. The grenadier guards, 2nd battalion ...

... constituents whom they would betray as soon as they had taken tfheir seats. Why, at a meeting of this very association at Drury: lane theatre some time ago, Mf. Tite, the member for Bath, avowed his ignorance of politics; and said his stnaies had been directed ...

... Cameliao -it is the same consumptive heroine that expeotoratea in both plays-was not allowed by the lord ehamber- lain at Drury. lane; but we suppose that the ear of the lord chamberlain is not so sensitive on the Surrey as it is on the Middlesex side of ...

... be bad atsisy aosoosc IFIRE' IN DRURY.LANE.-On Friday morning, at a few -m-nstes pest seven o'clock, a fireibroke out in tlhe pro- mises of Messrs. Wilson and Son, wholesale twine and spirit merchants, No. 37, Drury. lane. The flames ortiO nated in the ...

... of the St. Law- rence, unless we absolutely compel it to, by neglect- ing to improve our ?? Gazette. DESTRUCTMim FIUR IN DRURY-LANE. - On Sunday morning, between eight and nine o'clock, a fire, at- tended with the destruction of several thousand pounds ...

... an a fot instance of sudden death occurred to a womlan, of tild name of Ellen M'Donal, residing at No. 15, King. street. Drury lane. It appears the deceased was in the act of drinking a pint of porter,when Mr. Henry Smith, landlord of the Marquis of Granby ...