... ' Provident Institution, tho Shipwrecked Fishermens' and Marines' Benevo- lent Society, Covent Garden Theatrical Fund, Drury- lane I heatrical Fune, Worshipful Company of Fishmongers for the Benefit of the Inhabitants of the Almshouse!-, belonging te ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The heroine in Bulwer's pretty and neatly-construct*** play The Lady of Lyons, which was performed last nigh** was sustained by Miss Vandenhoff, a young lady wno tet some three or four years past has been absent from the stag' in ...

... mouths after that event, the council of the associa- tion had deemed it to be their duty to convene an aggregate meeting in Drury- lane Theatre, at which the name was changed from Metropolitan to the National Reform Asso- ciation ; and subsequent events proved ...

... of Sir Ja* Malcolm, of the Royal Marines, who expired on Thursday' his seat, Mmholm, Dumfriesshire, at an advanced ai_e i Drury-lane ?? J yv Like II was played here last night, introducing Mrs Nes* who personated the part ,o 'Rosalind v. ry «* eX ?? Mr ...

... separated. Attempted Murder. — On Tuesday night a case of the use of the knife in passion took place in the neighbour- hood of Drury-lane. Two tailors, one of them deaf aud dumb, had been engaged at work, and from some unknown cause Keeling, the dumb man, exhibited ...

... in 181 1. Here she remained, first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury lane. Soon after she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 65th year of her age. ...

... first time our opinion of Mr. Booker's qualifications. We have been convinced, since we heard his incom- parable speech at Drury-lane, in the month of June last year, that he is one of the ino?t able men that have appeared in this country for many years ...

... LYCEUM THEATRE. The well-known drama of Charles the Twelfth, once so popular during the respectable and golden days of Drury- lane Theatre, has been brought out here in a very strong and effective manner. Mr, Charles Mathews personates the iron-nerved ...

... number of checks given at the pay-office of a theatre. The plaintiff, who was the inventor of the discovery, is the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and had commuuicated the invention to the defend- ant, in order to have the machine constructed, iutending to obtain ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRR. Shakespere's Julius Crnsar was performed at this theatre last night, cast according to the best resources of a company, but ill qualified, as a whole, to undertake the representa- tion of plays of this character. The only character ...

... Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Satur- day evening. The Royal suite consisted of the Countess of .Mount E igecnmbe, the Marquis ...

... pianoforte learners and the admirers of pretty tunes. The opera itself was played iv a very agreeable manner iv 1845, kt Drury-lane Theatre, during the ill-fated experiment of the Brussels company, Mdlle. Guichard then, as last night, sustaining the principal ...