... EAL TURTLE, is.; AMERICAN TEAL, do' uver &IU WILD DUCKS, and PARTRIDGE, Is.-THIs DAY, him thmat the MANSION HlOUSE, 11, Drury-lane. foi. slld. PHILHARMONIC -SOCIETY. pu A t &, R. SlIMS REEVES, THIS EUMING, the o(c loft, 31st instant. anld. GALLERY, 29s ...

... with his man of bttsiness Mr. Gys, dof the Royat Italian Opera House, have commenced the 'rusual promenade concerts at Drury Lane Theatre : the first isgiven by the popular conductor since his return from America. IThe great feature of the openting night ...

... Professor TAYLOr, the Rev. EDWARD W . BIOKERSTETH, &c. assembled in Wyld Court, Great P( Wyld-street, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, for I the purpose of inspecting it previous to certain altera. it tions which are forthwith to be commenced. It was a curious ...

... TAYLori, the Rev. EDWARD Spec BICKERSTETHr, &C. assembled in Wyld Court, Great Nel Wyld-street, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, for whh( theo purpose of inspecting it previous to certain aitera- the tionB which are forthwith to be commenced. It was ...

... behalf of Mr. Van Boren ; Mr. John Lea, proprie- repri ytor of the Caf6, Haymarket ; Mr. B. T. Smith, lessee of effec leave n Drury-lane. Mir. Thomas was appointed assignee. Thete bankrupt applied fur an allowance, and after a brief con-thI versation his honour ...

... cosiOttBiCUneB3 of falling powers and the nc deolining favour of the public. Ai As soon as M. Juillien's. concerts terminals, Drury Lane ~eil1be gt reey fo the rodution in nlish, by Eniglish artsts ofMayrber'sL'toie d Nod.Who the artisto are, andby whatmeans ...

... arido Charles Millward. To give due effect to She openixrg the whole of the original properties have beets scoured from NV Drury-lane, and Mr. Dewlaurst has been engaged as hi ?? the Adelphi, active Pre arations are going em in forward for the prodsmction ...

... ignited, streams of life set towards the theatres. The Pantomime was then the Moe object of pursuit. I can only speak of Drury Lane a yet, and there Mr. Smith, as great a master in the l angerial art as Talleyrand in the diplomatic, as usual, Oatsbines ...

... a young debuante of the trans yes atlantic stage, has recently been makitig a sensation, and is he said to ba engaged at Drury Lane, a locality at present where his true talent would scarcely feel disposed to appear. hat Messrs. Griffin, the publishets ...

... Olayton-square, from Ediward sut Tur-r ti , Sir Lb Emma Johnson; Dawson-strcot, from Richard sati Hirh ?? Vililaus llWacle; Drury-lane, from George Bateman rec to Jlhi owows; Grafton-atreet, from Mary Parry (deooesod) to unt Willithi '17wroton; Horghton-street ...

... polemics. therm inked One of the American pieces of Mr. Dion Bourcicault, to th 'vc alled E ugenie, wvas brought out at Drury Lane Theatre a Ac -iefew nights ago. Slight to the point of nothsingness, and Gree d to dealing in sentimentalities atonce silly ...

... a leading journal, in noticing the effective and amusing scene of the Great American Baby Show, in the new pantomime at Drury Lane, treats as a satire ?? Cod Liver Oil, the laughable and rapid fattening of the Clown's prize baby from a large bottle, ...