... DRURY-LANE TfIEATRE-RESIGNATION OF MR. ALEXANDER LEE. The performers of this house were on Saturday not a little sur- prised to find that Mr. I)unn, the Treasurer, did not make his appearance at the accustomed hour of three o'clock. Some of the less provident ...

... depatation, including tlne Rev. Messrs, Bourke ardil vonl, awere mnost active is stewards. There will be a ball ghii, oit Drury-lane, olti the 4th of Julv, for the same ppurpose. Itilidrdit roe patronage oftheroyal family, and every memberof it atown are ...

... We point attention to an advertisemeat wvhich. appears in our * papeir of this day, announcing that a ball M be given at Drury- lane Theatre on Monday, the 4th of July,. fot .ths' relief ii the sufferng .Irish. The King and Qusea.have graiousily signijed ...

... painiters, officers ando beit shall vie with those to be found in any 'lieaor ia i Unifed Kingdom, not excepting those of Drury-lane or Coreu G arden.'- W Ye shall as much as possible confide in the strenegh of oarorl companyr, and we shall carefully select ...

... ldmitted a member of tte t'ollxof Sureons, :London. . _ inqcuefrlese of thie press of public business, the bael to be' given at Drury-lane theatre, tin' the benefit of-the distrssed Irish, ?? his maijesy :s command,. till- Tlhursdavt July 7, when the;r AlMjeaties ...

... Iron,, Chest from the oblivion into which, from some unfortunate occurrences -on tbe first night of its representation at Drury-lane Theatre, it seemed likely, to sink, by his forcible representation of the part of Sir. Edward aortinier. For some, time ...

... Franecs, eldest dausghter of the late Licnesoso Geimeral Sir Grar-ge W~oil. At St. John's, Moryiebone, R. H. Bishop, Esq, of Drury-lane Theatre, to Anne, ehtlest silughter of D. Y. Rivire, Esq. of Cirencester-place, Fitsroy- snolare. TLondon; DE ATHS. At his ...

... iflpossible,'than thereare about myself,.-. v Age. 5: . A u COtLuMN1 OF PUNs.-The long prbjected arcade ti on the north side of Drury-lane Theatre is at stnglh in a rapid fi way towards completion. ' Our retainer-ths Samuelballs rt he cast-iron columns, Leas ...

... then ouseawould contain bidi al.The seatsiweremful and on the tame pric oplea with respect to- other-pae famusement, Had Drury-Lane and hC 'earty Garden been open0 theyw v es d have hed 1,0001.- One of the effects of thirol command is, e s trs ho secognit8a ...

... e~nl'heattre', bagmost laudably prouised eto play at- Worthing, ?? ;migh for tLI e be 'efit 'fOeo rthesk'an sin ?? ' DRURY-LANE Th'EA'l'RE.-:.-LotNboNw OCT'. 16. 9 last nighit, the. one as Rosette, and the other as Hawthiorn,in Loe I 'ii~ ?? : we ...

... of'these no. 'It fortunate beings tirre in Vine-street, Saffron-hill; Bleeding heart- yard, Holburn-hill ; Coal-yard, in Drury-lanes; and in ?? pur- ts liens of Shoreditch, whole, houses are occupied by these wretched boys, who iteep eigh t arid nine in ...

... soul of bounty, surmourit. f by a larger one representing Garrick between Thalia and Me/pecnmene tintd the halsur1iti * Drury-lane 'Testrical Fund incorporated in 17'17. 'rbis cloth having been rxmoved, sad Non ntis Domne sung, arrer tlhe usual-roasts ...