... police-sergeant 3 F, said that on the evening of the 10th of Januas;y, he was on duty in plain i clothesat the: pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, when he saw the prisoner WValker come and place himself at the si left-hand corner of the entrance. Shortly afterwards ...

... of tthe Childrent'san TI; tonanne of TOM THUMBI ose ?? iteat, JauaseoY 20, esml- mencing at rwo 'ct~lsc.J THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. o Lessee, 'Us E. T. SMITH. ani TlzISEVNIG tn' dan nowek) Cthe ADVENTURIES f OF A BILLET-DOUX: prun mepl characters oy MSr ...

... Children allPss- toraume of TOM THTUMDB on Snturday next, Januany. 26, com- the mcncing at Two c'cloek, Re THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. tion Lessee, Mr. SE. T, sMITl. tha TIHIS EVENIh-G (and dudin the week),. _the.ADVENTlURES OF A BILLET-DOUx : prlincipal ...

... the ground.- work of it and that of a comedietta ?? .Eaohl~or's WTife, recently' produced for Mr. Charles' Mathews' at. Drury-lane Theatre, the main difference'between them being that the one was treated in the' comic, the other iii the lu'gubrious vein ...

... erersiai, accl terminates at Eleven o'cock. it will Carrtiages to be ordered for Eleven o'clocie, side on THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. the re( Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. ments. ENGAGEMENT OF MRt. AND ILERS. CHIATrLS If AN Pusi (FSE OR TWENTY-FOURt NIGHTS ONLY) ...

... -IfEETINY OF TROTRIETOPI& ; and i 1,500 On Saturday afternoon the annual general assembly of U -day, the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre was held in the Ca rt. saloon of the theatre; Mr. Benjamin Bond Cabbell in the A chair. The report of the general ...

... Tuesday, Feb. 12, at Twelve for One, a VALtABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprisinpg a BUTCHER'S SHOP AND RESIDENC E, No. 165, Drury-lane (corner of Ring-street), let on leaso at £50 per annum, and a deoirable FREEIHOLD SHOP AND RRSIDENCE~ Ne. 3, Yere-street ...

... DRURY-LANE TREATRE. so The reappearance last evening of Mr. Charles Kean, ac- companied by his gifted and accomplished wife, at this theatre, the scene of his earliest venture in a career in which he has since accomplished so many triumphs, was an occa- ...

... Nine o'clock each evening, and terminates 'at Eleven o'clock. Carriages to be ordered for Eleven o'clockt. THEATRE LOYAL DRURY-LANE. Lossce, Mr. E. T. SMITH. EN~gAGEMIENT OF MR. AND MRIS. CHARLES KCE-LN (FOR TWENTY-THREE NIOHITS ONLY). THIS EVENING her ...

... Islingtlon, Captain elect of the Tower lianolets Vls teers-W. ?? Beel, )1oicisey, Surrey, l'-e-ae-.Wiflj~inas, eve the Drury-lane--C. Iifline, Tailo-rthi, near Epsoni, trahioci of 'tie- at 27tha horses-A.. H. -1farsliall, Cle'lliet's-laule, Stianol, ...

... at Nine o'clock ?? evening, and terminates at Eleven o'clock. Carriages to be ordered for Eleven o'clock. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. ENGAGEMENT O0 MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN (FOR TWENTY-ONE NIGHTS ONLY). THIS EVENING her Majesty's ...

... Nisie o'sloek each eveniag, anid ternminates at Eleveno o'clock. Oarriazes to be ordered for Eleven o'clock. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. ENGAGEMIENT OF MR. AND JIRS. CHARLES KEAN (FOR TWLENTY NIGOITS ONLY). TIlli EVENING her MAjesty's ...