... I MRS. CLOVER AND DRURY-LANE THEATRE.I TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRA. Sir,-Tbe new lessee of the Drury-lane Theatre having announced in his playbills that I have broken my engage- ment with him in consequence of not being allowed the exclusive use of a dr ...

... PATRONAGE OF DRURY LANE. The desire of her Majesty to patronise the legiti- mate drama, specially evinced last year by the court performances at Windsor, has been still further exhibited by the accordance of the Royal patronage to Drury-lane. Her Majesty ...

... Upwards of thirty persons seriously injured in the endeavour to escape from a Roman Catholic Chapel, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, owing td a false alarm of fire. 30. The North' Kent Railway opened for passengers between London and Gravesend. 31.- M ...

... showing a decided inclination to reform, and the struggle between its head and heart is apparent in the brief notices of Drury-lane Theatre, which appeared in Tuesday's and Thursday's papers. The first refers to the Road to Ruin, and commences with a word ...

... Grapes, Newcastle- court, James Gibsont to William King. Fountain, Clare- street, William Evans to George Williams. Grapes, Drury-lane, William Coldman, Henry Neats, and Char- lotte Coldman, executors and executrix of Daniel Cold- man, the late occupier, ...

... Groom, Kinxg-street, John Caigar to Samuel Castle; Spencer's Arrns, Dudley-street, Thomas Cole to Martin Comber; White Hart, Drury-lane, John Bridger Palmer to William Wisteridood. ST. GEORGE, BLOOM913URYY. Bedford Arms, Charlotte-street, to Hannah Camp, widow ...

... the case was not heard. Black Lion, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane.-Daniel Gover stated that lie had taken this house for twenty-omie years, from the company of proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and had commenced and nearly finished repairing them ...

... present, or at least send donations- to' repre- sent them. ? True, a few of, these subscribe to other and select funds (the Drury-lane and Povent-garden), which are well endowed, and whose accumulated means we hope soon to see merge into the 'General Fund-for ...

... Wandsworth; Mr. M'Hale, Princes-street, Westminster; Mr. M'Rae, Crucifix-lane iMr. Bushnell, Motcomb-street; Mr. Walter, Drury-lane ; Mr. Vick- ress, Biidge-road, Lambeth; Mr. Hockley, Kiing-street; Mr. Jenkins, Little St. James's-street (two cases) *Mr ...

... faults shall find no chironiule here. Mrs. Glover renrairred at Cotent-garden ti-i 1812, rd then ciossed sgain to the new Drury-lane, ti1ire- sire remnlifued till 1816, and ler perforinance of tie Qzieen to Keaii's Richaril 111. teas a chief feature if ...

... for some ,time previously to Friday night ; but there she -was when her time for coming upon the stage arrived, and had Drury-lane been three times bigger than ,it is, it would have been filled by those desirous of witnessing her farewell appearance-a ...

... Evcrard to George Scown. New George, Drury-court, .oised Bm3acon to eilliam Rnodle Hore. Sr. Ceniaxe DANcs,. - Barley Maxv, Drury-lane, William *arrett to 'ionias Adams. York Arms, Little Shire-lane, cliii i~rgaan to W~illiam Henry Peak. Crown, Stauhope.street ...