... resistance to the rebels, who have completely the upper band. The Duke of Wellington, with a distinguished party, visited Drury-lane Theatre last night. LIBEHAI.ITT OK GEORGE THE FOURTH. — The following proofs of the liberal and generous feelings manifested ...

... country. He was originally charged with robbing Mr. Thomas, the silversmith In the Strand, of his pocket-book, in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre. The prisoner being asked if he had any thing to say why he should not he committed, replied, that he knew any thing ...

... neighbourhood of the two principal theatres, praying that an additional number of officers might be placed round the entrance to Drury-lane and Coveut-garden theatres, for the purpose of preventing the many acts of robbery that took place there while the public ...

... Englaud preclude it. Slie plays at Coventry, Leamington, Birmingham, Leicester, aiid Nottingham, prior to her engagement at Drury-lane, winch commences on the 4th November. Thure are now living in the service of a reverend gentleman in Wiltshire, six servants ...

... THE DRA .MA. By a whimsical coincidence translations of the same French play appeared last night both at Drury-lane and the Adelphi. Wo seem really to have lost all power of producing dramas, and con- tent ourselves with translating from our neigh- bours ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. Sherwin appeared last night at this theatre, the first time these two years, as Italph llempseed, in the farce of X. V. ?? He was well received, and acted the Yorkshiremau with great success. In several in- stances the accuracy ...

... named Davi*, a Jew, with assaulting him in the house of the notorious mo- ther 11., immediately facing the box-entrance to Drury- lane Tlieatre. The complainant stated, that on Thursday night he went, accompanied by a friend named ./ones, to mother H.s for ...

... party yester- day evening, at her house in Hill-street, iierklev- square. The Duchess of St. Albans last night visited Drury- lane Theatre. Her grace entered the tlieatre soon after ?? commencement at the second act of the new co- mealy, entitled The ...

... towards a f u ml for the building. Distressing Accident. — This morning, about ten o'clock, a frightful accident occurreal in Drury- lane. Mr. John Jones, a punter in Drury.court, was about to make some experiment, and for that purpose was preparing some liquid ...

... transacted business at the Home-of- fice on Saturday. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester honoured the performance of Drury-lane Theatre with his pre- sence am Saturday evening. His royal highness seemed in asoelleat health and spirits. The Master of ...

... will retire to Bath for a month, in order to complete the restoration of her health and strength. This lady will return to Drury-lane Theatre in January, and about that time another hew opera will be produced, in which Miss Paton, .Miss Stephens, Madame ...

... a large horseman's great coat, the very its of which seemed animated and in per- i. Hot to have eyed him sitting in the Drury-lane, on the debut of young Ban- -1 (es was then), anticipating every line and ges- *°«neiiines looking at his favourite ileve ...