... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 7178 lbs. ; tallow, 1,241,781 cwts. ) In addition to other meetings, London had on I Wednesday a monster demonstration, in Drury- lane Theatre, in favour of the immediate, total, tl and unconditional repeal of the window duties. o Whether this wish will be ...

... memorable in the an- IAL nals of the English dramna, took place yesterday even- C ing. Mr. Macready took his pn tirg becefit at Drury lane, and appeared for the lart time, in the character of 'itS Macbeth. The termination of his carer was wortlhy of l or its ...

... Association for the Protection of British Industry t] and Capital fromn free action and full employ- G ment is to be held in Drury-lane Theatre ; and, o as the house is by far too capacious to be filled by v the Protectionists of the metropolis, the country ...

... remedy for any agricultural distress which at present exists.,; The Earl of Winchelsea, was thle first speaker at: the Drury-lane meeting. The text upon which he enlarged will be found in the following resolu- tion : That the long-euntimmued and still ...

... declare The -exli- D bition opened. What other effect cast be pro- P duced by the Great Protectiotnist tiieotings at Drury-lane T heatre aid St. Martit's-htall, the first e resided over by the Duke of Richmontd, tand the a C st by the Earl of Stanhope ...

... Vicnnese newspapers record the complete success, at the Imperial Opera, of an English vocalist, Miss Rafter, l formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, bvho made a recent ap- a pearance and achieved a decided impression in La Frliva adel lleqr/imnento. I te AWilelbts ...

... but slightly known to thee public by led means of an English adaptation brought out some ten or bli a dozen years ago at Drury-lane, and a very few lanme per- mc formances by cote or two of the Gernean companies who of have visited Leondon. Its present ...