... Mr. E. F. Flower, Mayor of Stratford-upon-Avon. Duriug the week the juvenile members of the royal family have visited Drury Lane Theatre. The Queen was obliged to postpone the reception at Buckingham Palace, announced to take place yesterday, in consequence ...

... noon; that an afternoon performsnce of ShalEperian mudi be given at Covent Garden; tht asheh pena performance b3 gilven at Drury Lane In the eveninzg, and that a grnda soiree be held (by permisson) In Westminster Hell, as which Shaksperian books, prints ...

... received by the police that Mr. Ransoms, of Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, whilst as- sisting a gentleman in a fit in a box at Drury Lane Theatre, wee robbed of a pocket-book, containing five 51. Bank of England notes, a bill of exchange for 1521., with several ...

... ti his own residence. Rossini and drtr bid hies acquainted for upwards of fifty Wi -li' il sext Sliaksperian revival at Drury Lane a7. ini' e -11.- 'L'(llpest. 1ri mu r!l fthlie lase Mr. William Searle (for many 'ici ; :iz tina-er a t e Chitv of London ...

... counters of Exeter-chasgs milliners; smart orange-girls picked their way, be- tween the acts, through the well-packed pit at Drury- lane, with the invitation to buy apples, oranges. or ginger-beer, or a bill of the play of the riglt sort; the sboeblacks ...

... temperate, a kind- hearted and charitable class, deserved to be assised when misfortune overtook them. (Hear, hear.) The Drury Lane, the Covent Garden, and the General Theatrical Funds, the Dramatic College, and this assoiatiou, proved their disposition ...

... Sovereign. The Prince of Wales and Major Teesdale were present at the performance of Shakspero's Henry the Fourth, at Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday. The Prince and Princess of Wales were present at t'se perfnrmance at the Royal Italian Opera An Tuesday ...

... Prince of Wales, at- tended by Major Teesdale, honoured the performance of Shakespeare's Henry the Fourth by his presence at Drury. lane Theatre last evening. Viscount Palmerston is recovering from his attack of gout, and will, it is expected, be able to resume ...

... obediently, FAIR PLAY. Curious Defence. Msr. .dward Walshl, the landlord of the Ben Jonson public- house, in Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, was summoned on Wednes- day to Bow-street Police-court, at the instance of the police, for having his house open for the ...

... fire broke1 out in the premises helonxing to Mr. Robert Bssee, a ca-! bimet-meker and Japsanner, No. 5, Plarker-street, Drury. lane. Owing to thehighly inflammable nature of thestock in tstd ik Mr. Smse's premises the flames extended with rapidity, 'and ...

... formal artists employed by Mr. Boydell, or the more fanciful Bilustratore of a later period. The cast of the characters at Drury-lane, excepting Wr. Phelps and Mr. Walter Laoy, is what may be called a fair marketable cast. There is nothing great in it, and ...

... somfortable. EXTENSIVE FIRE IN DRURY-LANE. On Friday night, an extensive fire broke out on [the premises belonging to Mr. Robert Since, a cabi- net-maker and japanner, carrying on business at 5, Parker-street, Drury-lane. The premises, which con- rsisted ...