... in compliance with the most earnest solicitations from he highest quarters, to resume the buskin for a brief period a: Drury-lane theatre, when he will appear with his friend Maiready, in the most popular of the Shaksperian plays. THE PENNY POSTAGE.- ...

... a national reproach among the well-informed of other countries. This cause of complaint will not be suffered to exist in Drury-lane theatre. Arrangements will be made and regulations enforced, not only to secure the respectable frequenters of the theatre ...

... TtlFODonE IIOOK--Som) of his boyish frolics, not generally known, may not be unenter- taining to the reader. One season at Drury-lane theatre, during the run of a stilted mclo-drama, made up of magic and mysticism, a gigantic oracle had occasion to send ...

... of the younger female parts of tragedy, if The union of all the Keembles would be a formidable rivalry at to Macready and Drury-lane. is The parish clerk of Winkleigh has a salary of a guinea ea a-year for winding up the church clock daily. To earn this ...

... VARIETIES. A circumstance not unworthy of record, occurred on the ti revival of The Gamester at Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednes- day week. The gallery doors were besieged by a considera- d ble crowd at an early hour. At the shilling gallery, the pressure ...

... and the amount subscribed will fall little short of ten thousand pounds ! The allotment of the prizes is to take place at Drury Lane Theatre, on the 26th inst. The prize offered by the society, for an emblematical device, has been adjudged totIr. F. R. ...

... thing will be serious. ART UNION or LoNDoN.-The drawing for the prizes of tite Art-Union Society of London, took place at Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock. LoDg before that hour the house was crowded to the ceiling. A very large proportion ...

... Comedian, from the Theatre Royal, Covent Gaudon, Drury Lane, and Adolphi; Mr. WRIGHT, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Adelphi; Mr. ALEXANDER LEE, Composer, from the 'Theatro Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. IIIGGIE, from the The- atres Royal, Liverpool ...

... Stanhope. Mlacready has in his possession a new dramatic production by Sir E. L. Bulwer, which will, ito doubt, be produ Ast Drury-lane early next season. Literature not less than Wealth adds to a nation's happi- ness and greatness, and the man of letters ...

... this solemnity, there were exhibited (in the old theatre, in Fishergate, under the direction of the said Mr. Yates, from Drury-lane) various performances on the Black wire, by a celebrated equilibrist; ballancing, dancing, musical glasses, singing, pantomime ...

... . J. Palmer, Lynn, Norfolk, draper.-H. J. Collett, Lon- don and Manchester, warehouseman.-J. Reeve, High Hol- born, and Drury-lane, carver and gilder. - C. Newman, Scrips, Little Cogglesball and Great Cogglesball, Essex, and Llanon, Carmarthenshire, miller ...

... holiday at tihe law courts. Nothing doing, and nobody done. 31sat.-The King of Prussia visited Newgato in the morn- ing, and Drury-lane Theatre at night. slia Majesty saw murdorers at both places, and admired the new drop at each. Feb. 24th.-Tll corn-law debate ...