... theatrical performances in Westminster, during Lent. Having referred to the correspondence between Mr. Marlins end the Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, he contended, that the interference of her Majesty Ministers was uncalled for. The Act of the 10th Geo. 11., first ...

... pleased appoint Chailcs Cunninghlftn. Estp* to be Lieutenant-GoTernor of the Island of St. Christopher. Her Majesty honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence, on Monday evening, to witness the performance of The Maid of Paluiseau. It said, that the Marquis ...

... Mademoiselle CORRI. Third appearance of Mr. SLOANE, the successful repre- vntalive of Irish Characters, from the Theatre* Royal, Drury-Lane, and who performed one of his most popular Irish Charuters at that Theatre, command of her present Majesty. i Thi% Eacting ...

... adhesion to the Ministry, lory j Mr. Rayner, who built the Strand Theatre, the most likely person to become the lessee of Drury-lane. Royal. Mauriages—Berlin, May 18. The Duke of Leuchtcnberg is shortly expected here, on his way St. Petersburg!!, to celebrate ...

... Thomas Baylv, Esq. —lt proposed to give, under high and distinguished patronage, a grand dramatic and musical performance at Drury-lane Theatre, on Friday, June the 7th, for the benefit of the widow and children of the above-named poet and dramatic author ...

... informed, that Mr. Blake, the American comedian, who performed the Three Single*, the Hay market, this season, has taken Drury-lane Theatre— Courier. Mr. ,T. W. Fitzpatrick, one of the Member# for the Queen’s County, who voted against the Ballot, has thought ...

... London.— On Thursday afternoon, fire accidently broke out, in the ink-room connected with Messrs. Hansard’s printing-house, Drury-lane, London. Before it could extinguished, all the engines in one room were destroyed.— The loss (£2,000) is covered by insurance ...

... present attraction. Mrs. Nlvbet has been .enured for Drury-lane, Mr. Hammond. Mrs. Sterling is also engaged. new tenor was heard at Drur -i Theatre, Monday; report speaks very favourciv uf hi. voice. Drury-lane Theatre will not open '. the second week in October ...

... sen., in his filth year. Sir Thomas was consistent Reformer. . •« i . .1 Theatricals. —On Thursday, it was deeded by the Drury-lane Committee, that a new stage should erected forthwith. This has been rendered necessary, by the suecession of greater performers ...

... here whom sure I have seen at Drury-lane.* I told her, It is Miss Mellon, who has just come out.’ * She seems a nice, pretry young woman,* returned Mrs. Siddons; 'and 1 pity her situation in that hot-bed of iniquity, Drury-lane; il almost impossible for a ...

... in the extreme, she first tried woman's character, in Phoebe ; and that, in twenty-six years afterwards, she retired from Drury-lane stage, as Audrey, in the same piece, become the richest woman in England.” The following singular (and, suspect, somewhat ...

... Tire late Duke of Bedford’s rent-roll was estimated per annum. Hi* Grace received £4,000 per annum as ground landlord of Drury-lane and Covent-garden theatres, and £12,000 at proprietor of Covenl-gardeo market. A Hint to Fabmeb*.— ln wet season, avoid ...