... opening of the3 neis theatre in Drury-!ane. r - [copy.] t BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMPANY OF COMEDIUNS, bt- Athc NEWRE ^ THEATRE, in DRURY-.LANE, *or, This day being Thursday, April 8, 1,i63, it Will be acted, md A Comedy, called nt. TilE iVMOVROVS LIEVTENANT. ond ...

... BIJNJ 0N THE STAGEc --We bear that. this celebrated gentleman, so well known to the theatrical world as the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and the author of the amusing ?? and Behind the Scenes, is about to visit Manchester to present his new entertainment ...

... belonging to Mr. Macierell, steam-baked potato-dealer, t 1; o. 7flineg~r-yard, noarlyfacing the upper kgallotyentraneco ' i.R of Drury-lane Thoatre, London. he A fter a space of more than three hundred years, nuns v ar' again stationed in the University town of ...

... ATTEMPT AT MURDER, nY DONOVAN, THE PUGILIST.- On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, London, were alarmed by loud shrieks and cries of murder, issuing from the house No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened ...

... suited to the. purpose that can be found in London. At present, we believe, the intention is to give the entertainment In Drury Lane Theatre, where tables may be laid for 1,100 or 1,200 persons.- Wee/y Chronidcle ...

... yesterday arrested by the police. He protests his innocence.- Journal des Debats. MRS. GLovEn's FAREWELL OF TnE STAoE.-At Drury- lane, last (Friday) night, Mrs. Glover bade farewell to the stage;' and, from a house crowded from the floor to the roof with ...

... the parade and strut of royalty on gala days, which made the inflated actor re- ward the loyally applauding audience of Drury Lane with the. paternal benediction, 1 Bless ye, my people ! Peel valued power for its real potency; he knew that he was more ...

... by wrapping it too ceosoly in her shryI. . ?? Franq'fs',fld iu6:ibe legi ti miate '\rn m 'i quite ia discount~tis6 either Drury Lane'or ' Coven't ,Aidefnt.p; to tlie grathborrror 'of' nll; Parisiani critics' .'avletlfof the Iesources of the ballet; and-a ...

... intend to take anly Un id steps whatever.' 'gre as A great temperance demonstration took- place lie onl Mondaiy evening in Drury-lane Theittre, undere,, Ig the presaidonly of La1wi-ence Heywvorth, Esq., M.P. do I c It was the first of a sem-ies to be held ...

... successful set I IM'r. Lawerence Heywvorth, M.P. for Derby, presided at agreat tensperance demonstration, which wa-s held in Drury-lane Teatre on Monday evening last. Amongst wi rthe letters of apology forrnon-attendance was one from the Duke of Wellington ...

... women, eighteen in number, in passing through Thurnham Green, was discovered to be on fire. Mirs. Short, of Charles-street, Drury-lane, the wife of the proprietor of the van, was so severely injured that she had to be taken to the hospital. The disaster was ...

... the only survivor of that band. The event was celebrated by a dinner, which took place in the evening, at the Boar's Head, Drury-lane, where the ringers of St. Peter's and St. Luke's, with the assistance of four professional glee-singers, and their own ...