... which Lzrd Harrowby by exchanges for the office of Lord Privy Seal. fol THE LADY OF THE LYONS AT DRURY LANE. tic A Madame Labarere appeared at Drury-lane on Monday m on night last with a trotone of lions, &c. This Lady of the tn Lions, as she is called-a ...

... FOR TOSE BSENEFIT OF THE 1 WELLINGTON COLLEGE. p We nuderstand that the results of the late amateur per- h; formance at Drury-lane have been as satisfactory in a pecuniary moint of view as could have been expected. The Qoeen, wihh i her usual liberality ...

... Ell 8an opportunity of doing so ois the previous evening, of fi-restaedthe charges against the Government be MA at made at Drury Lane on the 13th inst.; Sir C. Wood the( ?? replied, and certainly proved that the hion. member Mi uil for Tynemoutb, like the ...

... of pantomimiets, with their attendant fairies, genii, comic masks, end haobgoblin f gores. The title of the pantomime at Drury Lane is Hey Diddle, Dididle; or, Harlequin Ring Nonsense and the Seven .Ages of Msnu The author is Mr. E. L. Blanchard, the ...

... to disperse, alehough the formal business of the spa vening was not concluded till some time afterwards. arful DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane, since Mr. Smith has been the lessee, has as-. bed sumed- a most wonderful variety of shapes and forms. Now ,end- ...

... which chiefly consisted of assertions which were) open to took question. ln reference to the speech of Mr. Lindsay at Th Drury-lane, he reminded him of his having been had uip jority for not having sent 'out some Australian emigrants with wasr wvbom he ...

... ally had honourable prominence. GRAND BAL MASQeE.-Ofl May 23-the Derby Day- there will be a grand bas Brusque at night in Drury-lane Theatre. It is announced to be on a scale of magnitude and expense never before attempted in this country: the space for ...

... the opportunity of replying to it Adm~iral Berkeley; who accused hima of uttering sli doribald untruths at the meeting of Drury-lane. fur 'J'jue Commons had a morning sitting on Tuesday, at which the Tenants' Improvements Compensation it Bill went into ...

... lye o.Jhl, Mackness, Stratford, Essex, baker. Edwards, off. assig., no Liiia- Sambrook-court. tro hlarkeo. Wiltam Bond, Drury-lane, licensed victualler. Nicholson, , .ff. assig., Basinghall-street. fri t,, he Henry Quartermanu, Oxford, carpenter. Graham ...

... public were, of course, defrauded. tude MR. LINDSAY AND TEIE DRURY-LANE MEETING. Ian Mr. LINDSAY entered into a lengthened statement to hat prove that in all that lie had said at Drury-lane lie was not Ia' guilty of uttering virulent untruths, as was ...

... . ?? G. Dickee, 15, Silver-street. William Sparks, Marshall-street. James Merringtons, Silver-street. Robert Battensby, Drury-lane. John Battensby, 16, Silver-street. James Pigot, 19, Silver-street. Thomas Clixby, West-street. James Street, Carnaby-street ...

... M~r. Wright, who has been for the last couple of years a kind of uncomfortable wandering star, appearing in glimpses, at Drury-lane, Sadler's Wells, and from various points of the provincial horizon, has returned to the theatre with which his name was ...