... stage, and the brilliant array of talent and femnale beauty which will on this occasion be congre. gated within the walls of Drury-lane, will afford a spectacle as unequalled as fifty years of uninterrupted representatioe for the county of Middlesex is unexampled ...

... well as political spectacle, we believe, ever exhibited in Po England, was that which took place in the 'Theatre KL Royal, Drury-lane. .It wasa dinnergiven to George Byng, mi Esq., M.P., to do him honour, and to signify the approba. Ri tion by -the people ...

... builder. Margaret M'Donald, Graniby-rowr, Dublin, widow. I 'mos, Noan, Francis-street grocer and spirit dealer. MayM'alone, Drury-lane, Duiblin, Publican. H .Maguire, Bsnbiidge, co. Down, baker and publican. John Jones, Tsomas-setr.ee Dublin, board and lodging ...

... highly attractive) Miss Sthephens, the present Dowager Countess of Essex, lad 20i. par week; but in the following season at Drury-lane she was paid at the rate of 601. per week ; and in 1832, Mr. Macready had 201. per week and up to 1837 (barring an interregnum) ...

... the well-known timbe mecan ?? AZcre, a county magistrate, adthe chief contractor who built the Present Theatre. Royal, Drury-lane, committed self-destruction on ]Friday evening, at ceven o'clock, by shooting himself witha double-blarrelledl gun, at his ...

... here to cause every Irishman to rally round the standard of Repeal. MBr. Daniel Spread D'Elor, Crown Coffee House, 35, s Drury-lane, London, sending the names and subscrip- I tiols of twenty expatriated Irishmen, resident in London, anxious to aid in the ...

... Mr.lPatrick Ryan, 12, Baggot-court, with list of six was Repealeers, 6s. top Mr. Richd. Hussey, Crown Cofflee-house, 35, Drury-lane, re- London, forwards I1., with list of names for enrolmentolf20 nee Irishmen resident in London, accompanied by an argu ...

... to be nowbat subsided in its in- dignation against this individual. He was recognised on Tuesday night at the concert at Drury-lane Theatre, and there was very soon a crowd under the box that he occu- pied, expressing their disapprobation in no very moderate ...

... Maynooth. MASQUERADES AT DRRY-LANE THEATRE. The B3ishop of LONDON complained of the masquerade I that had taken place at Drury-lane theatre since the corn- mencement of Lent, on which occasion circumstances of so gross and offensive a kind had occurred ...

... Major the Honourable George Keppel, Lord Alfred Paget, and Sir Edward Bowater, honoured the per- formance of Fidelio, at Drury-lane Theatre, wiith their presence on Friday evening. On Saturday, the 13th irist., Earl Grey attained his 68tb I year, having ...

... authors, unknown to fane, have enrollcd them. selves into a society, and are now llrgcciating with the subl.comlmittee of Drury.lane Theatre to rent that estab. lishtment for the ensuing season. This is done with a view to represent their own works, as ...

... Glenarm Ctstle, has published his address on retiring from the contest for Antrimn. Mlr. Macready has become the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. The crew of the brig Britannia, lately wrecked near Pad- Stow, in Cornwall, were rescued from veryimminent danger ...