... grouml hardened, by a sevore frost,-thlero were crowded audiences at the Music Balls, I understand. All the theatres, except Drury Lane, were closed ; at that house Mr. Howard Glover gave a coucert, at which there were twenty solo vocalists, and very large ...

... , for the due illustration of the poet in his period. The PRcVILEoas oF PLUSH.-On the 3rd May, 1736, the audience at Drury Lane, with the Prince of Wales and his bride among them, witnessed some unex- pected addition to the entertainment promised them ...

... Tussaud's, and others of a like character, had a very full share of visitors. The theatres, too, were crammed, more especially Drury Lane, where Mr. H alliday's new comedy-dranua, The Great City, was produced on AMlonday evening. Ihis is a very attractive ...

... the Correct thing just Itow; and you may fancy the slowness of everything at present. Neat week we shall begin afresh. At Drury. lane we are to have the first representation of a new drama, The Great City, of which report speaks well. Lost in London, ...

... Strand with Puss in Boots.' Mr. E. L. Blan. ,chard also has two strings to his bow- The House . Ith it Jack Built, at Drury Lane, and Cheiry and Fair 3Star at Sadler's Wells. Mr. W. Brough supplies the t ,.St. Jhme's with a classical mythological burlesque ...

... of law, he took to reading plays instead of Coke upon Littelton, to going to the theatres in Lin- coln's Inn Fields and Drury Lane instead of to the law courts. Any day he might be seen abroad with Sir HIarry Wildair, or what is'the same thing, Mr Wilks- ...

... recovery is despaired of. Liaz IN LONDON. -At Bow-street Police Court, on Saturday, Henry Taylor, who sells shellfish in Drury- lane, appeared to a summons charging him with assault- ing Anne Toylor, his wife. Complainant, in giving her evidence, continued ...

... Howard Paul. The distinguished composer felt highly honoured by the request, and Dream of the Reveller was recently sung in Drury Lane Theatre, London, on time occasion Mr. Leigh Murray's great beiefit, i hen Mrs. Paul re- ceivetl the high honour of a double ...

... s. Ainumber of ladies and gentlemen so- were present,>who took great interest in the proceedings. es -The same evening,'Drury-lane, where Mr. ?? at CKA. had been performing, and. ovent Garden thpaT |tree, were closed for the season, which has been success- ...

... There is no opera to which the swells can resort, and where: else can they possibly be expected to go on Wet eveningq,? Drury.lane and the Great City are not to be thoughi of. There is not any very great disposition on the part of those personages ...

... expressly for Mr. W. H. ts PAYNE, and combining materials for a splendid transform- v- ation scene, which CALLCOTT is to ?? Drury-lane, xn the grotesque and burlosque pantomime, is founded on it The House that Jack built, and Old Mother Hub- bard. ...

... there are not a few people who say tlie verdict s arves him right. It seems he engaged with LMr ChattertoD, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, Ilst winter, to sing in a certain nimlel- nf operatic pieces, hlt afterwards he evi- dlentui repented of his bargain ...