... host, wearied without work, herding withmat lore, and dying without mourner.—T/mer. Mr. Macready’s farewell benefi*, at Drury-lane Theatre, is fixed for the 26th instant. On Saturday, the Ist March, a public dinner will be given to the retired tragedian ...

... FAREWELL. Mr. Macready took hit benefit on Wednesday night, and at the tame time his final leave of the stage, on the boards of Drury-lane Theatre. The announcement of this event had its natura influence, and as soon the doors were opened not vestige of seat ...

... also succeeded in re-ennfMff'inat celebrated German Cantatrice, MAD’LLE JETUPTREFFZ. who, this Season, the Tbeatpantoyal, Drury-lane, has been received with the most flattenaCapplause. VIVIER will appear for the firprome, and pet form on his celebrated ...

... pronounced the best Quadrille ever composed by M. Jullien, and performed for Thirty successive Nights at the Theatre-Royal. Drury-lane, with unprecedented success. In addition to the above, and in order to assist in the performance of the Quadrille. M. Jullien ...

... succeeded in re-engaging that cckhratad German Cantatriee, MAD’LLE JETTY TREFFZ, who, this Season, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, has been received with the most flattering applause. M. VIVIER will appear for the first time, and pci form on his celebrated ...

... might be paid, to the last halfpenny, exclusively with silver. It has been resolved to hold grand Protectionist meeting in Drury-lane Theatre, on Thursday, May 1, the second niversary of the National Association. An immense gather ing is expected. Capt. ...

... —After market, on Tuesday, meeting of the millers of this town and neighbourhood was held in the Elephant and Castle Hotel, Drury-lane, Mr. Stephen White in the chair, to take into consideration communication from the Corn Millers* League, in London, on the ...

... ■CONSERVATIVES, of the PRESS POWER.” Many honest-hearted Conservatives are greatly encouraged by the Grand demonstration at Drury Lane on Tuesday. agree with them that so far as •it goes it is indeed encouraging. Gut we must inteiject few words of sober and ...

... PROTECTIONIST GATHERING LONDON. The great protectionist meeting which has been for some time announced came off on Tuesday, at Drury-lane Theatre. It is estimated that there were no fewer than 6,000 persons piesent, in addition to about 2,000 drafted off into ...

... hopeless, and refuse to listen reason But the day of argument and reason had passed,—the day of action was come. (Cheers.) Drury-lane that day had witnessed its first result, and the hustings of Great Britain would prove its second. (Cheers.) The Duke of ...

... Ingestrie, the Rev. J. Jennings, the iter. C. Day, &c. Earl Stanhopk, having been voted to the chair, said—l am just come from Drury-lane Theatre, which is entirely fall—-eo full, that it is thought desirable to hold supplemental meeting in this hall. It has ...

... Chester. On the I9th instant, after a lengthened illness, aged 39 Georgina, wife ol James Anderson, Esq., lessee of the royal, Drury-lane. On the 18th instant, 53 years, Mr. James Lees, tfesa town. On the 18th instant, at Waterloo, aged years, Mr. Kirby, ed ...