... jantice! to I4' tinat hr, Peaniesseil nagaod natured t-ofl face, and at a-cry inellgent eyei. - -fond, jon. a ronstaolne at Drury-Lane Thaatri. raid, [itatI tltheacuctavd wans pronmcnnlinifng htin lalco nt tinhe Thenitre an tins ire- h oh eln aininht; anid ...

... very coni- e ciliatory character. The accounts of the cotton crops from Georgia are It very unfavourable. a The mrnager of Drury Lane Theatre Ia's beets compilled to atppuly to the retors for a postponement of tie liayment of their salaries, eiring to tbe ...

... where tie usual tap.roon accusn. monatiun hd sl not beet provithed. Tihe authlsr of ltail Pry read a ne-w cottedv in Drury- lane (Geent-ounI on Tuesdrty last, for the copyrighst of which tite lesce has ptaid him X5001. ...

... year. His ?? has conferred the Grand Cross of the Guelphic order upon Vice-Admniral Sir C. Rowley. Her Majesty's visit to Drury-lane, to witness Macrea~ dy's Auaebelh, attracted £O00 on Monday night. Letters are in town whiclh state that the Earl of Durham ...

... noitoacricnre, did riot diadinin, oney aigiti wI lait sceek, iti exchi bit his 1mgltgtlictptrvere ill the oslooni W of' Drury Lane Theatre, Hie there nretoraimcred the corm.w mtornalry by twvice ktrocking down a cobhierl land r Collfrt ti oar, with this ...

... 55)55DLE;EN. RrcFOrtm DysScaR.-Tie mosetactive o preparations are nrelcing for tire GIratnd Refimros Dinterr LO tob~e gsvel it! Drury-lane Threatre orl the 23d instatat. lt is expectedi that in a few lays the number of stewards I, will be nearly tive hoc-sired ...

... on the second sylla- ble. The effect is uncouth and barbarous, and, if possible, should be avoided. Madame Schroeder, at Drury Lane, the other evening, sang the first verse thtus God save our gracious Queen, Long live our noble Queen; God save the Quecn ...

... abonit'120 at' vears old. - Her' Majosty' intends to hold a drawing-room in January next.-,lforningPePosi. 3s THE QUEEN visited Drury Lane Theatre, on Wee. Lb nesday, and was to pay the same hoasorto' Covent ert 'arden last night. C .The appointment of confidential ...

... concert ap- Pearesd to give very general satisfaction5. 11 (From the Weekly Dispatch.) Having stated that the concert at Drury-Lane Ivan truly ?? to every one who hath 1music ?? his soUl, We Ineedonly add that themomst distinguished artisteS both native ...

... tunately missed him, or he might have suffered in tise like manner. g A female of the name of Mrs. Hodgson, residing In Drury-lane, had v her arm broken, in consequence of being hurled by the wind against a wall; and Hugh Heutchinson, a porter at Mr. ...

... wheat should be admitted. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE presented a petition from the lessee mana- ger, performers, and operatives of Drury-lane Theatre, complainitg of the interdiction of the Lord Chamberlain against performances on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent ...

... night the London police made a seizure of fourteen performers and 40 of the audience, in a penny theatre In c Parker-street, Drury-lane. The unfortunate mimes, as well as some Yof their ?? friends, were taken to Bow-station-house o and locked up for the night ...