... MIDDLESEX DINNER. The grand Reform Dinner to the members for the founty Beng and Hume) took place on Mon. xv the 23d ult. at Drury Lane Theatre. Lord Rus- sell. eldest son of the Marquis of Tavistock, in the eh -ir. ‘ sat-on the right of the ehair. Mr Hume ...

... characters. first regular engagement she entered into was with Mr Staunton, in whose circuit she continued until her removal to Drury Lane, which was occasioned by the following circumstance :—At Strafford Miss Mel- lon was favoured with the friendship of Mr ...

... Momestic ENGLAND. Mr Charles Kean’s attraction at Drury Lane dur- ing the past week has averaged upwards of L.5U0 a- night. Tue River.—Navigation on the Thames is nearly stopped, in consequence of the immense quantity of floating ice. No vessels have ...

... inundation Belgium, officially stated, is 73. p to Monday forty-eight bad been found and iudenti tied. proceedsof the l*nelit Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit the widow and family of the late .Mr Hayues the dramatist, the house having been tilled its full ...

... The late Duke of Bedford's rent-roll was estimated 1.250,000 per annum. Ilia Grace received per annum ground-landlord of Drury l.ane and Garden theatres, and L. 12,000 per — annum as proprietor of Covent Garden market. Great Contest between the Clyde and ...

... the audience. »ere on* whole of a respectable class, and when ° their seats listened to tbe performance attention. At Drury-lane emblem.,i had been got up for the occasion, which q with a representation of the Queen and r i,, ,c' surrounded by fire-works ...

... Prince Albert, and was received a manner befitting her station, and the 1«»vhI feelings by which her subjects are actuated. Drury Lane Theatre thought that nothing could exceed the kindly feeling which greeted her reception; but her appearance at Covent Garden ...

... Domestic Intelligence. EKGLaKD, Banoitet to (imntsF. F'Q.. V.P _ F.-e-v part the house, (Drury-lane •-.tn-) the pic to the ceiling, was crowded w ;!i admirers of the public and private conduct nf the veteran in the cause goal .mer imenc. Nt le-s than ...

... received the honour of knighthood. Tiif. Ear?, Cardigan* at Drury Lank.—Thursday evening Lord and Lady Cardigan visited Drury Lane Theatre, and about nine o'clock his Lordship was recognised ; from that time until nearly eleven, the hisses, groan®, crowing ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK. On Friday week a Tory demonstration was held Drury Lane Theatre—b'ir Francis lrdett iu the chair—in honour of Captain Rous, the Conservative member for Westminster. There were Iroin 1200 to 1100 present, and the boxes filled with ladies ...

... are specially legislated for, sometimes incorrectly, always inefficiently. It a fae;, that in St Giles's, the back streets Drury Lane, around Westminster Abbey, in the parishes Bethnal Green, Shorcditeh, &c., nearly all along the Surrey shores of the river ...

... Palace : they are ail iu the enjoyment of excellent health, i Her Majesty and her royal consort visited Coveut Garden and Drury Lane theatres last week. The Duke Ferdinand, and the Princes Augustus and Paul Leopold, took their departure on the 7th inst ...