... twelvemonth, and fhe remains perfedtly well. Ady information of the above fad may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilfbury is not accoun table for any mixture fold unlefs the words, By the King's Patent are inferted on ...

... consequence -of'hostile tenoir of the speech of the American President towards France-thev closed at 92.-New comedy produced at Drury, lane Saturday, intitled The King's Seal, founded ott an in- cident in the life of HIenri Qetate, who is made acquainted with ...

... on af- forded by [uch a Comnany, we have been indulged by Mr. Thornton with a -Shiit from our favourite Ban- nitler, of Drury Lane Theatre, and that incompa. rable adlor Mafter Betty, juftly termed the Voung Rofcius, whofe uncolslson merits drew the moit ...

... Night as a Journeyman Taylor, who had juft received his Week's Wages, was -landing in a Crowd to hear a Ballad Singer in Drury Lane, he had his Pockets picked of the Whole, by a dexterous Knight of Induf- try, wh*p got clear off with the fame.— — This ...

... and has like wife prefented a Memorial to the King. The Avenues to the Palaces Hill continue thronged with Soldiers. At Drury Lane, laft Night, Mi 1 . Smith took his final Leave of the Stage; his Addrefs on the Occafion was manly and pathetic, and excited ...

... and promptly falls in love with her, though she is the daughter of the Ron. Mrs. Farquhar and he is the son of a drunken Drury Lane property-maker. What seems most distressing at' first sight is the fact that the charming Rose Farquhar, known as Sweet ...

... Royal, Drury- lane and Lyceum, a clever vocalist and most engaging actress; Miss Bronte, Miss Angel, and Miss M. Ternan, of the Theatres Royal, Haymarket and Lyceum; Mr. E. Rosenthal, primo baritone of her Majesty's and the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; Mr ...

... complaining of the managers of the theatres rofusiug admittance at the end of tbe third act of a play for half prine ; and at Drury Lane Theatre, in the evening, upon drawing up the curtain, when Xessrs. Obrien and. Holland began the play, they were interrupted; ...

... Friday night, and with so much ability; that he is likely often to repeat ?? Stephens made liar dehid for the season at Drury Lane, Saturday, and was receivedl with the usual ?? company of comedians eomlnence(1 theatrical performances at Aylesbury Monday ...

... men were ran over by the horfe, one of whom had his ribs, and the other his leg broken.-Thurfday, as Mr. Truman, late of Drury Lane Theatre, was driving a fpirited horfe from Greenhithe to North- fleet, the harnefs gave way, at which the horfe took fright ...

... manager of the Birming. t ham Theatre; and, after succeeding Captain Polhill in the t lesseehhip of Drury Lane, he became, in 1833, manager qfC both Drury Lane iand Covent Garden Theatres, conducting J both through twvo remarkable consecutive seasons, which ...

... the well-known c co~edian, died on Saturday night, at the age of 72. In Mareblast, soon after the performance given at Drury- lane for his benefit, his health gave way, and soine weekc6 ago All hopes of his recovery were abandoned. Mr. Comp. b ton had ...