... room. M%1R. ELLIS ION. Th3 following is a correct copy of the speech vith which the Proprietor as he dubbed himself, of Drury.lane Theatrc, treated thle audience oc Monday nighlt - ' Ladies and Gentlemen-I am the pvoprietor of this thea- tre it is thetefore ...

... 4lital as a criminal lunatic, having been tried on a charge of-biigh treeson, for firing a pistol at his late Majesty in Drury-lane h'lteawre, and acquitted on] the ground of insanity, lie prayed the House wouid V aidress his Majesty, praying him to order ...

... has excited no I small astonishment atnong the general body of the members of the long robe. MEETING OF THE PROeRIETORS OF DRURY LANE THEATRE.; Tuesday the Annual Meeting of the Pr-oprietors was held in the Saloon of the TheatreL Mr. Cal ctaft was called ...

... by tile Y theatrical Peers, Peeresses,, and great men of the is landi, and the audience gave their hearty appro- bation. DRuRY LANE.-The performances at this thea- n tre commenced very propjerly, wniti the Natioial 'a Song. The play, The Spectre Bridegroom ...

... edslay. (or their rnt jr l ?? On SaLurday the N(ble marqjuis was to St ;3 1 r Mt. Elliston, it L, ?? inrep ' pageant for Drury-lane Tjbeatre, .'re e4, r scenes of 1- ?? vjtsisit t Duht'tn. it cf will be r.ot less than `urty horsa 0.2 the ic s time.' b' ...

... Anecdotes, BARBAROUS MURDER._ Between ten and eleven o.clock last night (Monday) the watchmen on duty. in Charles-skreet, Drury..lane, were alarmed by ¢ho most piercing shrieks and cries of MIlurder ! which was shortly followed by' a loud noise, appa ...

... tltan abe espected, at a dist Anee oft league from the tow . In consequence of the disgriceful outrage itr Charles.street, Drury-lane, London, 1ho Gentlemnen connect- ed with St. Giles's have determined on putting a stop to such proucedisgs in future. At ...

... 'Titclfieldstreet, the deceased anid his friends drank half a pint of *neat brandy, and then proceeded to Parker's.rents, . Drury-lane, where they drank four glasses of bran- dy and water. From thence they went to the house . of Mr. Morris, opposite the Adelphi ...

... was out of to n, The case involved the right of the defendant to represent one of Loid Byron's tragedies on the boards of Drury.lane Theatre. The Court said that thle cause having been called on in its turn, and ho person appealing in behalf of the plaintiff ...

... ten o'clock on Saturday night, as Mrs. Freeman, an industrious widow, about forty years of age, residing at the bottom of Drury-lane, near Wyeb-street, was passing towards her abode, she was attacked at the end of Blackmoor.street by four ferocious monsters ...

... James's Palace upwards of two months; during which he intends holding two levees, and will probably visit the Italian Opera, Drury-lane, and Covent-garden Theatres.- London Alorning Post. Several contradictory statements respecting the health of his Majesty ...

... Mr. P., a well-known Ire dramatist, going there, and finding the benches very erempty, told some friends afterwards that Drury-lane he was like a wilderness. This expression reached the ears of the managerI and not long afterwards, vhen n the audiences ...