... ' the so**.-a. Bui •!»(* till J. Mo* Par Noxr. HARBOUR JIRINCE WALES THBA7RK, BROAD STREET To-xt-nr. anddni-in,; ibo tba DRURY LANE •HUMAN NATURE. ...

... the Ho>al bf»t api«wmoc« at U- ...

... the h. jal I'aouly his nr*t appearance at ■.I alr. Royal, ttiriningliaini anil the MISSRS CLARA AND NETTY MOROAN •' l anil Drury Lane Tbratrca), MORNING PERFORMANCES : Mi tSaltinlavl Drs.-nl. r X . MONDAY NEXT Be I r>l*SA V t \T 1V..1..Ur a.. NEXT .n aial ...

... over the nId- estatilished Wholesale Stationery uiness, carried on by Nleso-'s. Spalding and lodge for upward.s of a, ?? in Drury Lane. codun. The whole orfthe Pre erence and orblior.y.haresicwrotene to he issued have been taken by the pcrtners, Messrs. John ...

... of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane: Mr Geo. Belmore. of the Theatre Rtoyal. Drury Lane; Mr. Edmund Phelps, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. McIntyre. of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane; Mr Gates, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. ...

... Grdtry; Two Masical Portraits, The Jubilee Service in Westoinrtor Abbey; Italian Ostar at Her Majesty's, Covent Gardeo, and.i Drury Lane - Maceenzis's Jnbilee Ode at the Crystal Palae; hlhrouFoRchter, Chamber, ft., Concerts; Pianoforta; Recltals, re. Joef Hoifmann ...

... part of Evelyn, which he sustained so effectively a few weeks since in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales at Drury Lane. The performance will under the patronage of the Mayor. ...

... scale, is being organised for the benefit of Mr. Paul Bedford. Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton have given the free nse of Drury Lane Theatre, and a large number of our leading actors and actresses have promised their assistance. The Prussian Government ...

... of that theatre, and our townsman, Mr. Thomas Swinbourne, who figures in the bills as 'premier sujet au Thfhtrs Boyal, Drury Lane, NEC}1ELLS OILEEN NTw WLBYAN METHODIST CMA PEL-On Tueeday evening last a public tea meeting was beld in the school room ...

... of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Mr. Geo, Belmors. of the t,,atre Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. Edmund Phelps, of the Theatre 5Eqal, Drury Lane, Mr. McIntyre, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Is.u Sir. Gates, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. Fitzpatrick, if ...

... made a sudden gulp, which caased it to slip into the stomach. The man Is now doing well, and is out of danger. When the Drury Lane Theatre, built by Wyatt, opened for the first time, in October, 1812, with ...

... that I Mr. Sothern's Brother Sam has been complete suej cess, and will reserved a stock piece Mr. | s return at Christmas. Drury Lane has l»een closed ever since the opera houses opened their campaign. The Lyceum has bean shut about two months. Ast!ey's ...