... celebrated Oie'fuly inflormed, t :re- llMISS STEPHENS tbr Of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Covent MI r. and Garden irs- MR. M¶EON on, Of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Dublin Ro- gaged for FIVE NIGHTS only, ard evil ra Dare en first appearance ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, QUEEN STREET. IIRST NIGHT of the Engagement of the Celebrated MISAS FOO 0 T E, Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, who is Engaged for positively SIX NIG FITS only. On MoNVDAY, Ar2Wefber 27th, 1826, rl HE Public is respectfully ...

... conduct of the Asar in India.- Ad. jourtied. LONDON, NOVEMBER 28. His Majesty has signified his intention of honour- ing Drury Lane Theatre with his presence on Fri- (lay next. The performances which have been coum- manled on the occasion are, 7Thi Devil's ...

... THE KING'S, VISIT TO COVENT-GARDEN AND DRURY-LANE THEATRES. The announcement of His Alajesty's intention to visit the a National Theatres is always received with unmingled satis- st faction by the public, and is justly regarded as somnething 1 more than ...

... such their parting ! Sn thine eyes, andsuch their'darting - ' .lBlrs. Couits, it seemns,was in a-prodigious pagssiolt l at Drury-Lane the -night the King honoured the 7 Theatre with his presence; because she ws not ad- i mitted by the Royal 'entrance_ through ...

... to cqmmence at a quarter past Seven. I NOTICE.-On Tuesdayevening, .thecelebrate& Mr. SIN- CLAIR, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, and Miss HOLMES, who are engaged for five nights. will make their first appearance in the NSational: ...

... ROYAL, QUEEN-STREET us Last Night but One of the celebrated Mr. SINCLAIR, id, iof the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane, also of Miss HOLMES. an 'J'rHE public is respectfully informed that his Majesty'5 an jL Servants winl Perform on this present ...

... Faustus. Teis w as a suddle n clap of thunder to Drury-Lane and in- stantly the' face of things was completely reversed : never was their an alteration so instatataneous or sn effectunl. The receipts at Drury-Lane fell at once to £40, £50, or Xir) a tniatiat ...

... late Sir Francis Burdett. The gain, on the whole, is 5 in favour of the M1.inisterial side of the House. ed -Standard. us Drury-lane Thectre.-Her Majesty and Prince Albert i visited this lfhet ,n Thursdav evening, to witness the ] n- performance of the ...

... iVerpool. Ratlesnake, Stonie, froom Glasgow at Leghorn, in 16 dass. he ENGLISH. BANKRUPTS. Rb H.. E. Lee and J. tuaddiovL, Drury-lane, stce-n-niachine-rinters. J. Cnasasy. Grey's-innl-2aue, cheeserutonger. Wt. . GetIing,. Gletuford. Suffolk, intikieeper ...

... Bread.-On Saturday a great re- sft duction took place in the price of bread of the second H quality, which was selling in Drury-lane and its vicinityat w Id. and 6id. per 41b. loaf. The general price of bread of fit the second qualit- on Monday morning ...

... Hand. to civo a G RG N AM) INSTIRZUMNIENTA.!I. £- t FOR IMA\NCE. in tite samne ?? as hit ceietrraend (i * Tlie.itres e al, Drury Lane, Cove:it (arden, and ?? Ho t; on vhich occasion, the Prncrarntne milli b. the W'orlis nf the Great MIasters. and n'ill ...