... in the place of Sir C. Hastings, Mr Lawrence, and Mr Teale. 21.-During the farce of My Heart's in the Highlands, at Drury Lane Theatre, a married woman in the pit, named Stevens gives birth to a dead child. 23.-The arguments in the Court of Exchequer ...

... Msses liles and SUSasVPYne,-And THll MARRIAGE; OF {}EORGETTE. Miss Thiriwa5L -Condnctor, Mir. A. Miel~o-CoflHoUecO at 7. DRURY.LANE. THis EVzNO MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS. Mesr G. Belmore audJ. Neville; Miss Hartleur. -MANFRED. Mess. Phelps, Ryder, Rayner ...

... DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRS. On, Sunuday morning, about half-past four -o'clock, the inhabitants of Parker-street, Drury-lane, and Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, were aroused from their slumbers by the springing of policemen's rattles and ...

... dreadful maner. HE was conveyed to the hotpital, but he died on his way there. On Friday night, during the performance at Drury-lane Theatre, much excitement Wa created amongst the Rudienoe, from a lady named Stevens, who was seated in the cente of the ...

... the present day, the poetioedrama is represented. The good work commenced by Maeready at Covent-garden, and con- tinued at Drury-lane with a persistency, the effect of which outlived the managerial regime which inaugurated the improvement, was carried on ...

... Mr ,, Molyneux, residing in Arington-stra-50 ClerkejatU1 was returning home from the Lyeeum theatre el, , took place in Drury-lane, which heha n ' ft stopped to see. In the crush, being mucinu oct17 about by the mob (who, no doubt, were . Pused thieves) ...

... well, and will probably Ie- cover. an Monday, Dr. Lanhester held llbroee.iuqueatz at the Paomp public-house, Duke-street, Drury-lane, en the bodies of children who had been smothered in bed. One was four months old, anether four weeks, and the third. four ...

... ad W. Harrison: e~se L. Pyne, A. Hlles, and ?? Hey ?? THE MAIRRIAM OF' GEOR(ETTE. -Conductor, r. A. Melou.-Commeeo at?. DRURY-LANE. THnS EVEMG, BEAUTY OR THE BEAST.-MANFBED. Messrs. Phelps, Ryder. RaynerWarde; Misses Eburne, Atkinson, leclrq, Mrs. E. ...

... W. H1. Weis, fI. Cornr, A. Cook, aud W. Harrison; Misses Loilsa and Susan Iyno. -Condiwtor, Mr. A. Mollon.-ComenoO at 8. DRURY-LANE Tais UvRoING, .BEAUTY OR THE BEAST..-MANFRED Messrs. Phels, Ryder, Raynier, Warde;3Mises Eburnu, Atkinson leclereq, and ...

... W. I. w7s, H. Cotri, A. Cook, and W. Harrison; Misaes Louisa and 8nsan PIyne. -Conductor, Mr. A. MeIUon,-CommonoDe at 8. DRURY-LANE. Tlls EvMrnG, JOUN DOBBS.-MANFRED. Messrs. Phelps, 3~yder. Itiyner, Wardse: Misses Beath, Atkinson, Lecloscq. 3md Mrs. 1E ...

... ) Thelate-Gerald Grifin'splay- of The areekdiave ; or, sip pua,. ?? Dnesndj-may beremembered as havingibesn produced at Drury-lane more than twenty years since, under Mr. Macready's Management, the eminent tragedian appearing rs Gisippus;, Mr. James Anderson ...

... ad ?? Pern;MsesHe an Susan Pyne.-And THE MARRIAGE OF GEURGETiE. Miss Thirlwali. -Conductor, Mr. A. Mellon.-Commenco at 7. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVEMnG, MY HEAET'S IN THE HIGHLANDS. Messm G. Belmore and J. Neville; Miss Hasrleur. -MANFHED. Messrs. Phelp, Rder ...