... King's Theatre closes for the season on the I 1 of next montii. A great i -hange will be prosented in the Corf % matique of Drury-lane Theatre next season. M°^M about to take his departure for America, as -t 6^. Archer and Cromer. Macready returns,^ log been ...

... James Herman, and stealing from his person 11. 2s. 2d. The ?? was effected iii the tap-room of the Black Dog public-house, Drury-lane, on the Bth of April, at five o'clock in the morning. The prosecuting witness was engaged in gamhling for drink ; and having ...

... Esq. at ditto; Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart., Lady Wilmot and family, from ditto, to Brigh- ton ; Capt. W. Lyon, from ditto. Drury-lane Theatre will hold the following: Persons s. d. £. s. Boxes 1.200 at 7 0 420 0 f h •••A!i 860 at 8 6 150 10 Lower Gallery ...

... believes to be the man who robbed her, but cannot swear it. John Hams, is a labourer, residing at No. 2, Eagle- street, Drury-lane { he was passing down Broad-street, on the morning in question ; recollects the lady being robbed. It was about half-past ...

... Bird's cag --walk in S-. James's Park. Mr. Winston has retired from the management of the scenic and printing departments of Drury-lane Theatre. Madame Catalani is giving a series of concerts at Ber lin, with her usual success. .Miss Fanny Avton takes her ...

... lt is not perhaps known, to our general readers, that within these lew weeks, the einly part which remained of the old Drury Lane Theatre in Vinegar Yard, anel which formed the stage-door in Garrick's time* has been removed, and in its stead small shops ...

... the opposite division, different metals with various productions of mechanical art. Paris Paper, Mr. Price, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, accom- panied by Mr. Wallack, his manager, has been visiting many of the provincial theatres in the mielland coun- ...

... mere pantomime, tbe --row was at times equal to the 0. P. ami the •* Kean and Cox uproars at the . Coveut-gai-deu and Drury.lane Theatres. Mr. Osbaldiston is announced to play another character to-ntorrow night, when an- other row is expected to take ...

... for the first time on Monday. •• The Cornish Miners has already done wonders for Mr. Arnold. Mr. Priest ?? lessee of Drury -lane Theatre, left town on Friday, ou an excursion to Southampton, at wliich theatre, or at Portsmouth, it is understooel, a ...

... nues With bis family at a eottajre in the neighbour- hood e.f Maidstone, where lie purposes to remain until the opening of Drury-lane Theatre. As a proof of his late lamented Royal Highness the Duke of York's attention to the offspring of old officers, there ...

... is said to have been brought yesterday to Portsmouth, by a ves- sel just arrived from Gibraltar. We regret to hear that Drury-lane theatre is likely to lose the talents of Miss Kelly. Tbis admirable actress is said to be in negotiation with the managers ...

... hand and foot and placed in a cart. Row-sthkkt — James Neil, the proprietor of an in- famous brothel in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, and one of his boarders, named Julia M 'Claire, were yester- day charged by Mr. William Ashmore, a gentleman who said he ...