... Bute Cottage, Regent's-park, was sold on Tuesday. Mrs- Glover is engaged at Covent-garden. The folks are already at work at Drury-lane. The scene- painters have been some time employed. The interior is to be decorated with blue and silver. Half the gallery ...

... thirty-twvo veon-s ago, by seizin'g tlne pistol ftionn H ;itfield, eftei'ie hlai levclled it at tine King, fror tine lit of Drury-lane 'L'~Tl:ntre. Hatfield is now in Nw ?? ?? in good health. EP.XENSE sits o I'TlE L~v'E ELECTION FOR CO- RoSS ?? exeinses of ...

... the public mind here, I may mention one fact-it is rather curious: The papers will tell you that their Majesties visited Drury-Lane Theatre last night. I never witnessed such a crowd as I saw in Catberine-street, Bow- street, Brvdges-street, York-street ...

... the alteration of the play of llMasavieilo? v Their Majesties, we see, intend, as the play-bills inform v us, to visit Drury-lane theatre ?? evening next. 41 Now, it is riot often that the English people have en opportunitv of being under the same roof ...

... Glyddon, late of the Guards, who was taking a part in it. On lifting him up, lie appeared to be in a fit, and Dr. Laine, of Drury-lane vius ;immediately sent for, and attempted to bleed ,him; but all efforts to restore animation proved vain. The de- ceasel ...

... same thing. It will be lire tie entrv of Mdaria Tlheresa - into the Hlungarian Senate. T'he lfungarian constititionlike the Drury Lane one, does not admit of a female soverei2n but when the noble figure of the Empross M11aria, just then left a widow marchie ...

... to those on the, stage, n and the greatest consternationprevailed. The unhappy inia was cut down, and Mr. Blamire, ?? of Drury-lane, bled him co- a piously ;. and with very considerable difficulty he was restored. c sufficiently to be removed home. Had ...

... was-postponed last season, in consequence of the illness of the late King.-i We understand that the present management of Drury-lane Theatre have offered an engagement to X oung Kean, and that he is now-on his way from America to fulfil it. Ile may- probably ...

... Waylett did not sing at t ie Oratorio on Friday night, on account of a severe hoarseness. Miss Stephliils was in the boxes at' Drury-lane, on Friday evening. \Ve regret exceedingly to hear thut Colonel Wilson, san of Sir Robert Wilson, has, in consequence of' ...

... was a choker that was notf surly.-Age. 1t Our old friend, the Mor'nintq Post, in speaking of the i late Royal visit to Drury-lane theatre, says, Their Majesties, s accompanied by the two young Princes, left the palace in six carriages, a circumstance ...

... gentlemen, proceeded to Privy-gardens, and broke Sir R. Peel's windows. 'lThey afterwards dispersed. DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGE AT DRURY-LANE TIlHEA TRE. BowvsrnsEET 'THiunsDAY.-Messirs R. Brealey and Luke Broeley, brothers, were put forward before Sir Richard Birnie ...

... The general constructed, upon this event, a drama, called is The Maid of the Oaks, which was acted with great success at Drury-lane, and in which Mrs. Abingdon, and, subsequently Miss Farren (afterwards the Countess of Derby), distinguished themselves ...