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... January the I ,I llr«liat west end will open their houses it 10 and Payment of dividends to public commenced T,.a a* lessee Drury-Lane has procured conv siuiâs last uew opera, which he intends oLT* 10 °. f ' of Braham, Miss Stepbeus. and Mr. T Coli,n tl ...
... called /be Ma*>„ ~/Buda, with great ectet- full of bustle and interesting incident—The rot, oflatc Mr fncledon aboutto appear Drury Lane—Old Bailey sessions ccmmenced Ibursday—•* Green peas a shilling peck crying in London streets, Saturday, most unusual dream ...
... Victoria both indisposed with cold, Kensington Palace.—Miss Smithson performing with great eclat France. —Braham appeared Drury Lane first time this season, on Tuesday.—Bag clothes stolen from Lord Mayor’s carriage on Saturday. Said carriage surrounded ...
... Bentinck arrived a? Role meat Calcutta-Mr. Knowles’s new comedy eS . ,1e I,e^ ' HEmghter of Bethnal Green.” p.o,iuced turday at Drury-Lane, not allowed to be given out for patition, but announced for to-night !-Owing to price of bread, and in anticipation of ...
... London from Paris. —The fortune of Johnson, the comedian, large one, devolves upon his daughter, the wife of Mr. Wallack, of Drury-lane theatre, now In America —Mr. Baron Field, late Chief Justice New South Wales, has been appointed his Majesty’s Advocate ...
... the Colosseum Into a kind Uanelagh, if license can obtained for that purpose. The new farce be acted fer the first time at Drury-lane Theatre to-night, called Master's Jiiral; or a day at Jioulogne, is Peake. Liston performs the principal character. Miss ...
... similar offence—she had previously been in custody and gave birth to an infant in Newgate.—Miss Bartoloz/i performed at Drury-lane Saturday— like her eminent father, made powerful impression, of which Mr. Price has secured numerous On a cellar-door in ...
... all public meetings for the present.— Majority the persons engaged in conducting London press are Irishmen.— Mr. Price »f Drury-lane Theatre has agreed to give Keftn guineas perform nights, when that gentleman has concluded his engagement at Covent Garden ...
... Liverpool,—his first appearance here these five years.) Natives, Ac. Ac. Miss Scraens, Miss S. BOOTH, (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Garden, who engaged for limil.-d period, her first appearance here these three years.) Lady Scruggs, Mrs. CLARKE, (of ...
... Dog of Montargis. The tragedy of Caswallon (by C. E- Malker, Esq., author of 1 Wailace) which has proved so attractive at Drury Lane thi« season, was produced here, and we doubt whether, off the London boards, it could more effectively sustained. Mr. Vandenhoff ...
... popular Drama, iu two acts, called CH ARLES XII.; or, the Battle of Stralsund, As produced this season at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and already performed there Forty-seven Nights, crowded audiences and in which v . LISTON will perform his originalcharactcr ...
... Liverpool, eorn-dealers—Maunder and Baker, Cullompton, Devonshire, woollen-manufacturers—W. L. and T. S. Gallant, Pnrkerstreef, Drury-lane. eoaeh-smith-* —Win-land and Morrell, Duke-street, Bloomsbury, brieklayers—Shaw and .Normans, Keyiner, Sussex, brickmakers—tv ...