... Queen of Denmark and their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Princess Thyra and suite, honoured the perform.. at Drury-lane Theatre with their presence in the evening. MAJESTY'S STAG MOUNT/IL—Another meet in the Harrow country was realised hut ...

... nature of the advices from Liverpool affecting business.—Mr. Bunn, of well-known theatrical memory, haa taken a lease of Drury-lane theatn from Christmas next.—By new postal arrangement between France and the United States, single letter by th* Collins ...

... extending the philentropic and Chriatian mo?ements i the age. Negotiations been entered into to obtain a performance at Drury-lane, Theatre, under the most illustrious patronage, for the benefit the fund for the relief eufferera by the loss of the Amawß ...

... next week. rrom rut Mangus or At the Bow Street Police-court on Saturday, William Wallace Macdonald, 43, of Wilde-court, Drury-lane, was ¢ with by means of a letter from the uis of bardine, at Knightsbridge Barracks. The Marquis, who is an officer in the ...

... garden in 1811. Here she remained tirat, foremost, and without rival—until 18U, when she transfer re. iter services new Drury-lane, Soon after she became Mrs. Barllet tiie wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 6Stl year of her age. ...

... Bradfield (the District Grand Master), lit as dinner had commenced, the arrival of Mr. Hales, landlord ...

... retreat with his prise. The children were brought to England, and, on their arrival, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane, were so pleased that they gave the defendant £l5 additional, and plaintiff believing himself to be entitled to his share ...

... the public. His jumping about the stage on the steps of ladders and the tops of spades will long be remembered. He was at Drury-lane last season, and bis last appearance before the public was for benefit at the Surrey Theatre, in April. Thi Gbbat Eastirh ...

... pictures. Mr. C. Mathews (says the Weekly Chronicle) has accepted engagement as actor and stage-manager with Mr. Smith at Drury-lane. Thither, also, go Mr. Robert Roxby, acting* manager; Mr. Beverley, scenic artist; and Mrs. hran* Matthews, Miss Oliver ...

... general knowledge of the Gospel, with ability to make it known.” How to Get Out of a Scrape.—On Lord Colraine’s first visit to Drury-lane Theatre, his natural turn pleasantry brought him into a rencontre that gave him great uneasiness. Seeing a gentleman in ...

... Covent Garden, offered to public anction, on Saturday, two original £500 renters’ shares, secured upon the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, now paying an annual dividend of 1s. 3d. per ight of formance, ther with a free admission transferable or saleable annually ...

... Opera, he now the blie for support in the shape of “a benefit.” tations will be given with this o at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, on Monday, May 25th, Wednesday, June and Monday, June 8th. It that Malle. Piccolomini (now the archioness Gaetani) has ...