... their will be, exclusive of the drawing-nom, a grand bal, and it is exnectud the Uneven will visit the Italian Opera and Drury Lane Theatre. The ntarriage of the node of Orleans with the Princess of Met llelibtirg Schwerin (a Protestant) is decided on ...

... more comprehensive, full, and perfect work of the kind has not been accomplished in any locality. THEATRE. —Mr. Bennet of Drury Lane theatre concluded a week's engagement last Thursday evening in the arduous parts of and Roth. Ile would be hy. percritical ...

... ftgroam ntwwrit. The Grand Reform Dinner to the Members for the County (Messrs. Ityng and flume,) look place yesterday at Drury Lane Theatre. The arrangements made for the occasion were upon the most extensive and most liberal scale—neither cost nor labour ...

... elegant poetry, and fine music in chorus, solo, and concerted piece —was written by Gay for Mr Rich, the poor manager of Drury Lane. It was presented as a caricature on the Italian lyric drama, and was so successful that it made Gay rich, and Rich gay; ...

... Eft, peril) Conotitutional. PERTH, MARCH 7, ImS. The QVEEM continues at Buckingham Palace. On Thursday her MaJcsrr visited Drury Lane Theatre. Iler MAJESTY the QUEEN DOWAGEn was expected at her residence in the Stable Yard, St. James's, on Monday last. On ...

... MURRAY. N. MENZ I ES. 20th August, 183 S. &coed Appearance of the justly celebrated 111 a. BALLS, Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. lately from the United States, and principal feature and most decided favourite of the Theatre Royal ...

... companies,. Mr Fred A. I s an cid established 'avoerite, while Mt *nest James woe nun in the company which toured the great Drury Lane deems, 'The Whip. In Miss Enid G. Fordo, also of The It nip company, we have one who .has won a big repatatam in the ...

... married the Earl of GINNOALL, a genteel. looking peer, and modest withal. Fond of the theatres, like Lord Bmoie, be got on the Drury Lane Committee; and, like BISON again, got worried there. Glair/Au, was the author of the screaming farce, The Doh Tutor—screaming ...

... by this time. It seems that • pedlar, named Moffat, and his wife had been parted some time, and that the wife resided in Drury Lane with the youngest daughter. For the hat eight or ten days Moffatt has been drinking hard, and on Thursday afternoon be called ...

... kingdom, by the per contra of all these. When Mackay, the redoubted—in fart, the, and purely the, Bailie Janie, appeared in Drury Lane, where this national and exquisitely drawn character had been represented, or rather misrepresented and caricatured by Liston ...

... is the serious pieces than usual to be seen as Well. wes 7. h . r . ter bad A. Hat* rear* thanks. he There is Cress's at Drury Lane, and horsed the weal roe ta twelve mouths ago she setwberalup pantomime will once more reign supreme at wit glad is - rho ...

... before-hand with theta, and had given retainers to the proprietors.—Leeds Fair &moorland Id the greatest hit of the present Drury Lane season, the receipts averaging L. 300 anight, even at the present prices. IdIPoRTANT MERTIMI: AT EXETER TO SUPPORT THE CIIVROI ...