... moved onwards till it reached the top of Drury-lane; and here the main passage down nolborn being completely blocked uip, it was.compelled to take the direction towards the Strand. To prevent turning out of' Drury-lane into Great Queen-street, the eople blocked ...

... of the handsomnest thi i,,. The Senior Wrangler, of a cetrtain yea?, ,g. from the Senate House at Cambridge, wenttd, at Drury-lane; ait so happened, that a cnin P h personae entered at the same rromeAt, otn dte 8b U. sieo te house, buet -unobserved by ...

... found irtheqloch. The - anck wa~s lail opeued, ?? two4hirtnwere. found in it, with thesiai'sl-. ?? Iaerneo~siAFri sL ?? : Drury lane Th1arr.-,Five'nisy shares in this. pro perty,o f too0 cach, with the privilge of.a free aduis. sion to the purelier during- ...

... returoing .iome. dni .1.. I__ __ __ ?? ___and ?? -His Majesty, attended by. the Dotke of York, and a oft retinsu e, visited Drury-lane theatre on Wedfnesday last, gf of where splendid preparations had been made for the oc-. e, casion. The royal visitels wertire~e ...

... garden theatre, the King Said, IIStop, Fawcett, I want to speak to you. I have dont a thing I am very sorry a for. I went to Drury-lane the, night of your. benefit i here; I must have' done yoir an injury. Had I known fo :tract it at the time,~ I would not ...

... Ambassadors and theirA apt. Ladies, and a numerous assemblage of the nobility and. tan- gentry. qrs. The stock night at Drury-lane-for the Irish subscrip- fter' tion, although aided by the re-apoesrances of Dowton ofand ohnJohnstone, afforded nothing ...

... should 50o5n be nraster of, he w Ind would pay all the debts. of the nation ius reall gold 'and tl A silver 1 a ha- - 'Drury-lane Theatre is to be opened on the 12th instant,- as ieu. previous to which his'Majesty-and, the Duke of York will bl rv~tl ...

... of the poor into considerto wihasltleln delay as ?? Journal. Au Dr ?? two months employed in splendid Oc ' alterations at Drury-lane Theatre (the whole of which has No !d beern gutted and fitted up in a superior stile both for sight Des e' and h~earing) ...

... India Board, and in the Liverpool Office. , Tlseatrieeis.-We are happy to observe, that, so far as the theatrical season af Drury-lane has proceeded, ir there appears a disposition in the managers to resusci- tate the 1good old legitimate drama. Several ...

... as the Solici- tor-generl, hut the appointment is not settled. . U1.'s Mejesty, who is residing in London this week, ?? Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday, to witness the v performance of the Hypocrite, &c. His Majesty was J *s most enthusiastically welcomed ...

... evening, the actual receiptswereoneshilling! onesolitary 4 individual being the whole of the audience. J. The receipts of Drury-lane and Covent-garden theatres, MI on the nights his Majesty honoured them with hiss! t.presence, were as ?? near £900, and ...

... THE TUNG OF- OH, MISS BAILLIE! UNPOW C TUNATS MISS VAILLIE!R ! [From a London pcajer of afew weeks back.] r On Friday, at Drury-lane, they gave the Winter's Tale. t The house was full of coughs and orders, though, in t general, Sapio and the Freischutz ...