... London, '2lst February, 1840. hare has just rettirnea frnin Milan in the same preir- (salient as Ctirlorm-Marie is at Drury-lane Thearns 11th Regiment Native Infantry return, is not likely to survive his dreadful wounds. Mr O'Brien moved that the ...

... Roaromroon Bosnia of Guardian, been diesolred, and paid guanlians hare been apapnointed. the opening part of the pantomime at Drury-lane th i mble., the fellowing lines occur, and are nightly realoe] with shout, of laughter The King of his vengeance instantly ...

... James's, but they complained that these was now an Italian Opera at Coventgarden, and a play supported by foreign artists at Drury-lane, and proving the house to adopt means to do justice to English performers, and to restrict foreign performances to those ...

... by the parade and strut of royalty on gala days, which made the inflated actor reward the loyally applauding audience of Drury Lane with the paternal benediction, Bless ye, my people!' Peel valued power for its real potency ; he knew that he was more powerful ...

... doubtless be asked again as it has been mom than once already*but the facts lated therein, have been represented, not in Drury-lane, but cm the stage of Real Life. I have given my readers some Irish character., which is more than they will find in the ...

... bewail their condition, and the cheapness.of food, there is a relent in the newspapers annually of a larger demoustrat on at Drury-lane Theatre ; but au admirable modesty has always been exhibited with rsgard to funds. Rich in talk have been three or four ...

... debtors who are never at home. Salary, nothing the first year, and double each year afterwards, The melancholy mail career of Drury Lane has ended in an early cloiing movement. ...

... Berlin, and though the reported attacks sic few. the proportion of deaths partakes of the general severity of the visitation. Drury Lane Theatre was closed again on Int Saturday evening. The declaration in favor of the Earl of Derby, as Chaicellor of the Univer ...

... of this country, but it is not pleasant to spend a uight iu a hot room in the Freemason's Tavern, with tire sweepings of Drury-lane and its courts listening to fustian eloquence, - balderdash patriotism and emasculated treason. These gentlemen that like ...

... must to all places of public resort, whether exceptionable or otherwaw. The penny theatre will set up its ChM alongoide of Drury Lane, and Vauxhall thodeno will scarcely be sattaird Sydenlians should monopolise all the peace. To ory one is unescoptionab ...

... those sending their own bones to he ground will be attended to with punctuality and dispatch. Nearly 4:Ad. were taken at Drury-lane on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean's benefit night, a sum almost unprtvedented. The gift of a piece of land by Garibaldi, for ...

... Signori Ciampi and Cosselli. 'there is talk, says the that among the sights and sounds of next year will be an English were at Drury lane Theatn., to combine, it is added, Diddle. 'fitieus and Mr. Sims Reeves. The Dowager Countcst Grey expiration .Nloaday, iu ...