... s against hin are therefore stopped. ft Thle following aingu;ar circumstance occurred on it the evening the King was at Drury-lane theatre:- ji A Gentleman of Clerkenwell, wbo was in the crowd, tl missing his watch, seizedl man whom he supposed tl had ...

... DRURY-LANE THlE ATRE. Lnrd Byron' s new Tfraedy of ?? Doeo IIli',~'sproduCed on Wednesfday nighit at this Thea~re, no nywihu h .til osent of, his Lor~dship, but ini oppo- sition to the strolig, reiotilstrantce of tie publ~isher, wvlimlviis antliorised ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. AIR. MACKAY IS BAILTE JAlRVIE. (From the Literary Gazette.) AMr. Mackay, of whom we spoke last week, per- formed this part in Rob Boy on Tuesday. Mluch as we were prepared to expect from uwhat we had heard of.him, he fully came up ...

... betweenimettitatetl prcsence at the Coilonatioir; aid dhese recent visits to the minor : theatres, tile alpjeahmisce at- Drury-lane last night, i. . the eal to ?? ~oucikan khegpcsstit, . during the last mouth, in searci of popuhlrity. If there be any one ...

... Thursday morning next, by lialf- past three, unrder the comeand of Col. Bosanquet. .m T1'esday nliglit her AMajesty visited Drury-lane Theatre to see' Guiy Manneriog and the .SpecIre Bridkroo'Ii. The lit and gallery were well filled, but tile former displayed ...

... termed . search night, in various sinks of infamy. namely, ca C(harlotte buildings, Gray's Inn-lane; Charles-street, t(e Drury-lane, and Cdw-cross. Alany of the male pri- b soners were well known to the police as notorious thieves and pickpockets, and ...

... visitors. One hundred and fifty pounds, which were awarded to Mr. Winston on a late trial; he has generouslr given to the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund. The lady of Lord Chief Justice Holt being very ill, Dr. Radcliffe paid her more attention than was customary ...

... that it is not for us to judge when be is in propria persona; we roust leave that to the critical Peter Moore, late of Drury.. Lane, now of Coventry. BENNETT, HoNouRABLE H. G. Shrewsbury.—This llonourable gentleman is the advocate of suffering felons ...

... se'nnight .an Inquisition was taken at-the house of Mr.- Oxberry, the sign of the Craven Head and Theatrical Chop-house, in Drury-lane, before George Higgs, Esq. Coroner for the City and Liberties of Westminster, on the body of J. Nix, a boot-maker, who put ...

... T. SPRING RICE. LONDON, MAY 18. On Wednesday night last, his Majesty honoured Drury_ Lane Theatre with his presence. Be arrived at seven, attended by a detachment of the Life Guards, the Royal carriages, and their usual cortege. The streets in the ne ...

... left his Palace in Pall.. Mall at a cparter before seven o'clock, accompanied by the same attendants as when he went to Drury-Lane Theatre on Wednesday night, with the excep- - tion of the Lord Chamberlain, who is not recovered from his indisposition ...

... gIiAUM:a4 WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 2-2. THE reception which his Majesty experienced at Drury- Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres, last week, was highly honourable to the taste and feelings of the British metropolis, and affords a convincing proof that his ...