... in ,all places except the north of England and Scotand._ wi Globe.. tel Their Maljesties will, it is e'cpected,. honour Drury lane to and Cgvent-garden Tiheatres with their presence, next week, on, Monday and Thursday evenings. R His Rloyal Highness the ...

... pre. indis a handsome piece k~. plate, asia vi token of friendsl1ip and respect fro the prtcjlpro s a is 9- 6elonging to Drury-lane Theatreo pricipa perfrmer lie-~ D1rATe or LonD BRANDO'NThIs event took place throN is at Nice, on the 3d of last month ...

... the horrors of poverty and disease for a considerable period. She expired at a wretched lodging in No. 8, Charles-street, Drury-lane. She was for some years There amie of the late Lord Blarryniore, had possessed very considerable personal attractions, and ...

... prizes were subsaquently distributed. Kean is seriously illat Br'igliton-b..e wastobhave played Jfacbeth last Thrsday at Drury-lane Theatre, but cosrldnot.. Don Juan and the Sleeping Beauty were substituted, which drew a splendid audietnce, ajtd more than ...

... contagious.-lhleidcol of' Gazelle of 8atur'dty lost. the At a oseeting of the General Committee of the Theatre ire. Royal, Drury-lane, held on Wednesday, Mr. Bonn was A ma declared thle future lessee of that theatre. oat SALE OF AlATiEtwsv's VILLA.-T1hc ...

... noticed last r, Ls by week the change in the public mind with respect to the. I~ ?orte Duke of Wellington. What happened at Drury-lane v It to Theatre on Thursday, furnishes another instance of the LI tvery same kind, quite as extraordinary. Her Majesty, ...

... be in the contemplation of the new lessee of Tre both theatres so to regulate the performances of next season, abo that Drury-lane shall be confined to traged n acadrc Covent-garden to opera and spectacle. y and farce, and rce It is reported that Air ...

... Wells-~9. Pavilion-lo. oG Surrey-1l. Astley's.13. Richmondl14. Croydon..15l. tU Green wich1lf. heptfbtd-17. ?? A TIhe Drury-lane Theatrical Fund are about to erect a a handsome monument to the memory of Mr. Kean-5.dtol. d has been named as the sumi ...

... psrforosances of the German opera at that ?? All olibratt of has -received 3.0001. for her professional performances at to ,Drury-lane Theatre since bee last arrival in this country.- Ali Mr. Knowles and Mr. C. Keats have declined the new a 3pe lessee's very ...

... i I r I 3 II III prohibit the building of ally theatre (except, thre 2-glish Opera H01use) within a milc and a iha'f of Drury Lane and Covent Garden ?? a vrey brief diseussiots the 7's Noble Lord said, that seeing the feeling of the House was against ...

... that each theatre will be open nightly. It is said that M1r. Bunn intends to represent the legitimate drama exclusively at Drury-lane, and spectaclesat Covent-garden. QUEEN ELIZABETH'S NOTIONS OF AACIItNERY.- When Lee, the inventor of the stocking-frame ...

... Edmund Richard Cracknell, Acorn-yard, Lime- . house, engineer, Nov. 15, Dec. 20, at Basinghall-stre I John Acton Boden, Drury-lane, needle manufacturer, J Nov. '15, Dec. 20, at Basinghall-street. JohnEverard Farr, Baldock Hertfordahire, carpenter, Nov ...