... gratifications were tortured into charges rgalisst her. Among ottser grounds of dissatisfaction with the Queen, was her visiting Drury-lane Theatre and the Opera. In the true Alrs. Cacndour style the QueconDowager observed that weas iwt aware wbmotieriber Majesty ...

... I'42rd'o sfidd.'foi bills' disco'untcd,' '200.';'Mr1. s'te na. ngent, £4. fr services in his a ua isyliaad 'librarian of Drury Lane Theatre. he it 'difd'il.isrery, I ?? Chron clc. ' . ' . DAmnC HIGHWAY RODsttYL.-O4XQtMonday aSt, t Thomas Griffiths, ...

... Monday, wilts new scenery, &c., of Airs. W~aylett persosating her original character of Zola, as ,dei jrrformcd by har at Drury Lane Theatre, with such emnisent sir 5occeos loot Seeasn. The music is by Auher', Herold; ansI dot Marsultner, arranged by Mr ...

... produced, for Mr. Vandenhoffs benefit. Claude Melnoth by Air Vacdendol and Pauline, by Miss Faucit, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Haymarket, who appeared for that night only We shall notice'tapsjerformance in our next, DiIsoaDaLr PAuPER.-Yesterday ...

... laconic reply.- I have heard a bon moet of his grace the Duke of WVellington, says Bimn, very applicable to his visit to Drury-lane. A nobleman ventured, in a moment of conviviality, at his grace's table, to put this question to him ?? Allowv me to ask ...

... Machin is a native of Birmingham, and is about 38 years of age. Ile came before tihe public at the Covent-gar. den and Drury-lane Oratorios in 1828, vslsore his voice and style of singing Handel's music gained him much applause.- He was originally a ...

... intends to open with a strog olperllie corps, including Mr. and Mrs. Alban Croft, M)lr. Shirval, &c., from tie Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, when Lai Somtambula, The Molttain Sylph, Gustavus, &c., will be produced. ...

... 6s. per week as a piecer, up to the time of Iis apprebhu. sion. TnE,,TngE._On OMonday, Mr. Phelps, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket, cem- nmenced an engagement here, and played Macbeth, The house, so far as tle pit and gallery ...

... two of our contemitpo- rarios (tile Tiynca and Morning Advertiser,) which deecribe the reception of the noble 'artl 'at Drury-lane theatre on Tuesday' night. H-e waes literailyiexpelled the liouse. 'What an indication of the sen6e enlt lied by tihe public ...

... omassager takes his benefit on Monday, on which occasion Mir. and Mrs. Alban Croft, and Mr. Shrivall, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will make their nppearance bore, in the opera of La Sonnmandldta. AlMrs. A. Croft was lately tile prima doana at Drury ...

... great bard cannot ho given with the same eelht in a petty theatre, with imtferior accompaniments, as on the boards of a Drury-lane establishmeont;-and, how few of the 1 box frequenters but have, at some period of their lives, boen to the largor towns ...

... next assizes. Mn. VAN ArssnnoR , whose performance with his trained animals excitedso much interest at the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, and which was witnessed several evenings by Her Ma- jesty and Court, is now performing at the Theatre-royal, Manchester ...