... great conqueror of Boney Himself been conquered by a bone J. A junior sister of Miss Clara Novello will make her |d&bt at Drury Lane early in the spring. s A lawyer, not over young nor handsome, in examining a I young lady, a witness in court, made many ...

... Sunday last, at her residence, in Upper Berkeley-street, London, Mihs Mlrray, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Gar- den and Drury Lane. On Saturday last, the Rev. Rohert Grosvenor, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, brottlher of General Grosvenlor, and ...

... antiquaries ann, even then, criticism continred completely at fault. TIre great theatres were both eager for tire play, and Drury Lane was the successful elmpetitor, Sheridan being then at its hiead. JamesHenry Pye, the Poet-Lerureat, and Sir Thomas Bland ...

... insta'nce ' , ' ,THEATnE IRorA.Woe have ?? pleasure during -the week,l in witeasing thc performspceas of.Mr. Rayner, fron.Drury Lane apd. o qveqt ;Gardepi ibeatres, .ondoo, wh~obhas. played several of- his. best. bearacters Ia beasoifol ?? may select what ...

... Garden against this danseuse are laid at' £5t000 ' Mr. Macready lhas engaged MIss Clara Novello, who is to mnake her debut at Drury Lane, In the course of the ensuing month. It appears that one of the parties subjected to an Exche. quer process for. smugglin ...

... Waller, Sheffield, stone masons-T. Goodwin and W. H. Griffin, Loscoe, Derby. shire, lime hurners-D. Gover, Marquis Court, Drury-lane, carpenter-W.-Gorton, St. Peter's-ehambnrs, Corsbill, mer. chant-W. J. B. H. Lofty, Bennett-street, Blackfriare-road, ship ...

... King-street, Cfieapaids, London, button: manufacturer'M. Nelms, Back hilq' latton-garden, hearth rug maiufaeturerJ. B. Cooper, Drury-lane, ironfounder. G. Simon~, Ki.g'i-square, Cosvwell-road, watch manufacturer -I. W. .. Brown, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire ...

... ;' Mr. Macready, 211.; Propri. etors of TPanch, '101.; and Mr. Charles Kean, 101. A 'benefit Is shottly to take place at Drury Lane Theatre for the, sane' obfect.' ' An, Jxitraordinary Dinncr.-A wealthy millionaire of Philadolphia inited his. four chi ...

... Carter, The Lion King. the great rival of Van Amburgh; Mr. Sloan, the popular Irish comedian, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; The Queen of English Ballad, Mrs. Waylett; with others of considerable celebrity. PoraSrTON DcSTOtCr. VISITINo SocIETY ...

... silkmanufacturer-J. Ward, Not. tingham, tailor-T. Barlow, Sheffield, grocer-T. Spink, Hillam, Yorkshire, farmer-J. M. Wintle, Drury-lane, silversmith-H. W. Diamon, Frith-street, Westminster, surgeon-R. Blunden, Alton. Hampshire, plumber,-J. Ball, St. Georges-place ...

... January 4th, 1844. THEATRE ROYAL PRESTON. GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE FAIR WEEK, The popular Tragedian, from the Theatres Royal Drury-lane, and Covent Garden, will appear during the week. | T HE entertalnment on THURSDAY EVENING t next will be by desire and under ...

... the On Monday next, Mr. VANDBNHOFF and Miss VAN. tell DENHOFF, the celebrated Tragedlans from the Theatres. Iti-. Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will make their firet Idi- appearance here~these four years, being engaged for THREE to- NIGHTS ONLY ...