... each, and the pit five shillins a on Mr. La Porte resuming the management in 1839, while Mr. Bunn had a German opera at Drury-lane, another was got up at the King's Theatre, for about fifteen nights, on the same terms, which failed. A. N. S.-It is too ...

... the 1st Life Guards was in attendance. On Thursday the Queen held a court at the New Palace, and in the evening honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence, attended by the Marchioness of Breadalbane, Hon. Miss Mlurray, Baroness Lehzen, Marquess of Convngham ...

... ordered to be re- m3nded until Thursday next. Mr. Thwesas Markuni, landlord of the Coach ind Horses, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, was summoned by Stowell, the common informer, for unlawfully permitting and suffering spirituous liquors to be conveyed ...

... little this week to vratifv the curious in royal pastimes and movements. Oi Tuotcaw evening her MlUjesty Wont in state to Drury lane Zteatee to vitness the performance of the Maid of Artois, ?? by Lady Barham, lady in waiting, and the Earl of Albtilarle ...

... and beef shop, 153, Drury-lane, and last night, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, when leaving the house, the defendant,who was an entire stranger to him. came to the door, asking which was the shortest way to Drury-lane Theatre. Witness immediately ...

... r of the household; Sir I Robert Otwvay, groom in wvaiting; and Colonel Wemeyss, equerry in wailing. The Queen honoured Drury-lane theatre in the evening to lvitness the performance of Guillaume Tell, and was attended by the Mlarchioness of Tavistock ...

... but Saturday. F. L-I~as our thanks. T. W.-Wc have had several letters upon the subject of the Queen's repeated visits to Drury-lane theatre, to see the lions. Vie hase already said we are not a little surprised at her Majesty's taste for such exhibitions ...

... AXlib,,ral discount to dealers. IIENBlY BiET T' and UtO., Old Porintsal's-inn, Ilolborn-baro. IiENiRY BREiTT, Jarn., No 109, Drury-lane. ALFIIED BRELTT, No. 50, Storses-erid, Southwark-. -ARFIELD'S DIAMOND PLATE POW1DER, BU warransted not to siear tire Plate ...

... Mayor and Mr. Henry Lytton Buiwer had intcr- views with Viscount Melbourne, in bowning-street. TrEsDAY.-Her Majesty honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence this evening to witness the performance of Fari- nelli. Her Majesty was attended by Lady Portman ...

... I THE THEATRES| DRURY LANE. Mr. Balfe has recovered from his hoarseness, and Mr. Bar- netts opera of Farinelli has been playing every night not interrupted by the religious propensities of Lent, to crowded houses, with the success which it deserves ...

... PRESENTATION CF PETITIONS. In the Comismons a great number af petitions were presented in avour of and againlst the corn laws. DRURY LANE TldEATRE. Mr. T. DuNCOMRsE presented a petition from the lessee and pelforni-ers of Dru r-line Theatre, comtplaining of ...

... THEATRES. ?? I* The principal theatres during the past week have afforded no new subject for critique. Farinelli, at Drury-lane, continues increasingly attractive, and the pantomime at Covent Garden, has given place to the drama of The Sing and the ...