... is no probability n of an opposition. Poor Old Mrs. Glover, the actress, took her farewell benefit on Friday evening at Drury Lane Theatre, and d died on Monday. .. - . - t The title under which Sir Thomas Wilde 'has been called to the House of Peers ...

... Beethoven. Welsh airs have also been used by Mir. John Parry, in the music to two pieces, A Trip to M ales, produced at Drury Lane Theatre, London, in 1826; and inl 1833, to the Welsh Girl, performed at the London Olympic Theatre, by Madame Vestris. The ...

... numerous offers. M. Jullien hi ng prevented Isis departure, by a most liberal engagemcnt, hi ms the moment the lessee of Drury Lane 1a,(1 resolved to give Ih Y grand operas. Mr. Ioeeves is a pur1 tenore robusto, antd ij t his chest notes G, A, and B, are ...

... this country, has never befo re taken place. NA'TtII LAntrs.-On Tuesday evening Mrs. Lambert, coal dealer, Parker-street, Drury-lane, London, was trima- ming a naitat lamp, when the spirit ignited. Mrs. Larnbert in her alarm dropped tile lamip, her clothes ...

... ,[ TEMPERANCE DENIONSTRATIONAT DRURY LANE THEATRE. OnMonday ceeniniu numerous ineeti tg of the frienda ld and advocates of temperance principles took place at heh this theatre, The boxes were Well tilled, sad the dod crowded pit and glrpesented a very ...

... Pad- dington. Iron& the Gazette of Tuesday, Febttrsry IS. James Binon Cooper aced George Binons Cooper, irou- fountders, Drury-lane.-James Holland and Edward War.. den, tallowe chandlers, Preston Lancashire.-WVillim. Neck, jut., cora dealer, Torre, Devonshire ...

... DRURY-LANE THE AT RE. M11R. MACREADY'S FAREWVELL BENEFIT. The event, to which all that lairge 1)ortioO of the public to whom theatrical inatters are of'any nmoment have becn looking forwarkd for many wveeks Isast, took place on Tluesday nig.ht. XeIlls) ...

... the public. ' An aggregate assemblage of the friends of Protec- M tion to British Industry and Capital will be held cI in Drury-lane Theatre on the first of May next, t' Ia being the second anniversary of the National a Association. It is hoped that re ...

... gentlemen passing by got a car and yr conveyed her homel ...

... few minuntes of 1 o'clock, in consequence of which a large number of gentlemen who haul been unable to obtain admission at Drury-lane Theatre, and probably supposing that the supplemental meeting was abandoned, retired before the commencement of the i p ...

... others, connected with the Agricultural, Commercial, Colonial, Ianufacturing, Shipping, and _ Trading interests, held in Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuesday, the 29th of April, 1851, being the Second An- niversary of the National Association for the Protection ...

... newspapers record the oulplpet2 success ti r at the Imperial Opera, of ai Emiglish vocalist, miss Rater, hi V formerly of the Drury-lane Theatre, who made a rocelit 1 appearanee, and aciieved a drecidedt iapression in La ft e l'lglum del Reggimoento. . r The ...