... several of the principal instrumentalists of the Philhar- monio Society, and the Royal Italian Operas, Covent ear- don and Drury Lane. The chorus were selected from, the operas, with a numerous body of amateurs of the Sacred Harmonic Society, Exeter Hall ...

... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in. favour of Reform. An application which has- been niade for the use of Drury Lane Theatre' for that purpose has been refused by the committee of proprietors of that building, but Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated ...

... arrived on Wednesday evening in London froth her longand successful tour in theUnitedStates. Tha enterprising le~sse of Drury Lane Theatre., inothing daunted' by the formuidable dificulties of his great undertaking, has. *at onse engaged l:er, with: Signor ...

... the intswtutiot by July or tho .beginning ...

... happened in the premises be- longing to Messrs. Essex and Son, curriers and tanners, car- rying oln business in Harford Place, Drury Lane, and Stan- hope Street, Clare Market. A number of engines were soon on the spot, but the fames were not extinguished until ...

... disappeared; and we hope that. the difficulties which stood in Mr. Lumley's way have been overcome. Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane, is occupied in forming an Italian company; and Mr. Gye commences his campaign in April.-Star.' ILLNESS OF MR. SELFL.-Mr ...

... Hall.-Athcoswunzs. We ((Crlic) understand that the differences of opinion between Mr. E. T. Smith ansd the committee of the Drury Lane Theatre have been adjusted, and that gtantlemlnan will continue in the lessceship of that theatre. To guard against accidents ...

... the poor mother some consolation to learn that a situation was open to her daughter. The. ?? letter from Alr. E. ?? Smith, Drury Lane, was also placed before Mr. Eott: Sir, Permit me to encloseiyou two sovereigns on behalf of the poor virtuous ballet girl ...

... baok part shabby. c The Sunday Times says that the difference between Mr. I B. T. Srmith and the committee of renters at Drury Lane f has at length been settled by Mr. Smith agreeing to an ad- - vance of £500. a year on his rent, which willnow be £4,500 ...

... account., A DESPERATE LEAP.-On Saturday a young girl, narn ed Mary Taylor, residing with her paremts in Great Wild Street, Drury Lane, who, in order to keep her out of the cormpany of somie improper acquaintances, had been lockod m a back room on the second ...

... at Shskslpeare'c Hall, under, the able presidency of W. H. TiLunby, Ecsq. the well-known conedian, of the Theatreltoyal. Drury Lane. The dinner was served up in first-rate style by Mr. ff. iartley, of the Golden Lion. Amongst the company present were F ...

... locality in which she placed them, there is little confidence to be placed in her statements. THE LONDON PANTOThI3ES.-At Drury Lane, the pan- tomime to-day, which will be. enriched by the pencil of Beverley, and enlivened as usual by a double troop of ...