... our painlul journey, escorted by gendarme!. Some years ago Sain Spring, the box-book and boupeketper of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, called at the hou*e of the Margravine of Anapach, hi* usual fee for accommodation afforded the theatre. It happened that ...

... other nights but those on which he had been accustomed to appear, and immediately closed with the offer of the lessee of Drury-lane, having given up engagements at Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham, that might fulfil his promise to Covent-garden.—London ...

... Bill, which excited much ferment in the country, was passed, gentleman waited Die to inquire whether, if his Majesty go to Drury-lane or Covent-garden Theatre, there would be any thing unpleasant in the wiunnrr of his reception the people? I gave my opinion ...

... poor lates in England, and the relative expense collecting, have doubled every sixteen years. Mies Stephens is engaged at Drury lane Theatre. Clayton Crown Esq., has been in a Magistrate for the county of Carlow. I here ate at the College Jesuits Fribourg ...

... the mulberry tree, a commencement the culture of silk, for which several of the Poituguese provinces l are Well suited. Drury Lane. —This hat made another hit in little farce in two acta, brought r*ut la«t night, and called Perfection. It is the production ...

... Calcutta, approaching Terceira to procure prorisioM, was prevented entering by a Portuguese Mr. Kean has made proposals for Drury-lane Theatre, and is sanguine in his expectations o' becoming the lessee. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Foreiun ...

... or cup at their races. Fawcett took hi* leave the stage on Thursday. 1 All the actor* of Co»ent G»rden.aud mnat those ol- Drury lane, appeared the stage to take their fare well ol him. few years ago partnei in si London received as his share of the profits ...

... before made known to the world. Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into a coal cellar his way home after good aopper Drury-lane —- amt abu-e of tbe vender, for not keeping light at the cellar door, waimly retorted the wi'e. D (ciie.l Slteridan, who ...

... obtaining divorce by legal process in gentry. At the time of her sister’s appearance at courts of co pipe lent jurisdiction. Drury-lane, Lady Lennox had not been reconciled to Sir C. 'WETHER ELL said, the constitution her family, nor her sister Miss Isabella ...

... daughters—La Lennox, Isahel-a, acd BUz*. second is known to playsgoing public as singer and adre-s. She performed three seasons Drury Lane, and left the ihestie in 1828, because P.ice would not raise her salvry. Elixs the youngest, and resides with ber parents ...

... and eshihit all their varied beauties to their guardians and admirers.'’ LONDON Friday, Oct. 29. THEIR MAJESTIES’ VISIT DRURY-LANE ...

... reading of the Address the King, with the most marked attention both their Majesties. The Lord Mayor and SUeritFs attended Drury-lane theatre last evening, and were seated in one the boxes nearly opposite that from which the Royal party viewed the performaners ...