... of Fortune. —Died, on Monday, in Lambeth Workhouse, Mrs. E. Beverley, an actress of some celebrity at Covent garden and Drury lane Theatres. Owing to advene circumstances, she became so very poor that she was taken to the above house, on the 12th inst ...

... had given an ordar for one of the theatre* the or er svassaid to be for the King’* box : Donlan took a coach and drove to Drury-lane Theatre, and tol him he was in the Kings’s box. Cross-examined by Mr. Tessiger—He was told that it was the King’s box, and ...

... else - for how cun I, A poor weak woman, tell the reason why. in coalition strong insane Yon ve Coveut-liurdew tack’d to Drury-Lane ? proclaim the haus between two houses, Doth ol this parish’ and thus make them spouses? «»r if i d ...

... that p o. ince, as well as all harbours in the province L'u uiberlfUid. On Its ueing; announced in the House Coin' monslhat Drury Lane Theatre fMr. S’s property* v, as lire, Mr. Sheridan said with much cairn ness that whatever might the extent of In' own ...

... .ve regret learn, remains delirious from excess terror, j Only four the passengers (Mr. VVallack, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Mr. Gurdiur, chant, Glasgow, Mr. l’uxton writer, Glasgow, j another gentleman, whose name we have been unable to learn ...

... Victoria vralked in Hyde Park yesterday all ill the •ver.ing’, tlieir royal highnesses were present at the performances at Drury-lane theatre. file members ol the Grand Cabinet (compossd of tlte Cabinet Ministers and the great Officers Stale) assembled last ...

... character of the man is once about seven years of age he began to act rect, delicate, and impartial, The au- childrens’ parts at Drury lane, alter which thor,at the outset, eschews the individuals mother again took Dim under her protask weep over the faults oi ...

... previous engagement entere i into his wife, in his name, with Mr hlliston, lh ■ Olympic he was neidu r allowed to appear at Drury-lane, nor did he touch more than one week’s salary loi six mills. Ihe snlleriug ot the great tragedian and during this long advent ...

... which petiod ho was articled to bir W. Rooke, the composer, and was afterwards under Mr. L. Horn. has played the violm .n Drury lane orchestra, and led at some festivals. He has been much on the Continent, and was retained at the French and Italian theatres ...

... avowing that they *f# now convinced the Conservatives are the only true friends of liberty. —Boston Herald. The receipts at Drury lane Theatre during last tenson, amounted nearly sixty tlmuisna pound*. . Mr. Alcock, Mayor of Waterford, Koiglithood Ironi Lord ...

... Americans vow they will never receive Mr. and Mrs. Wood again. Forest sails on the Ist of September for London, and appears Drury.lane on the Ist of October.’*—E from on American IstUr. We’ve exchanged in our favour each Yankee must sec. bey've sent us Forest ...

... whispr one to another, I ...