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... DRURY LANE. I_ Ii ~' 4' Mr. Russell hag-, on Monday night, the pleasure of displaying a most ridiculous picture of co semnbical vanity, in the part of Tom Shufflelon. in the Comedy of John Hull, before the most overflowing Audience which this Theatre ...

... DRURY LANE. The Play announced in the Bills for the Day was changed for the Castle Spedre. The House was very thin, and consequently the Performers did not play, with much spirit. Barryrnore, bow- - ever, exerted himself, and his mariner is a faithful ...

... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday last a . fashionable play, entitled The Mosteriou.: Bride, exactly suited to the present taste, and supported by the kindness of the Nlanagers, anti a judicious audience, dittoing three representations last season, was acted before ...

... DRURY LANE. • . 4 fter the Play of As l'ov IT, in which Mi DUNCANN Rosalind received many flattering stirnonies o f appnbation, THE NEw rAttcg OF MATRIMONY; literally is a very old one, although in its t rrt ‘ent it is a new one, Presented ter a sc ...

... Drury Lane. To our Utter aA.oniqhmknt the miserable product of Mr. Lewis,---The • •Outla:;:,—was again . on the public notice last :flight.. Time • was, w;_en the brains were out . the man would die we say, Time was that when -a play was damned we heard ...

... DRURY LANE. , A Piece of five Acts, entitled The Vine dictire Man . , from the pencil Mr. Hot CROFT, was last night performed,' fo,r the first time. The following are the persons of the Drama: Hanfon (the Vindidive Man) - Mr, ELLISTON. Colonel_Hanfon ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tub Ttuc.i w F.rji.KKKUß —was last night performed for the first time. it to be from the of Mr. Godwin. The following the Fable. T* famhaur. officer the service King Charles 11. killed, lighting valiantly for the royal party, at the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE . Overflowed on • Saturday night at a• very early hour, owing to MASTER • BETTY'S having been announced - in the bills of the day for the part of Tancred. • On a former occasion (that of his Benefit) the variety of other intelligence ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE 4 Comic Opera, tallt 1 V'ngin'.a, vas pcrforrf.ee! for * the firft time at this Theatre on Thurfday even- int. It is, we understand, the production of Mrs. Plc-wden, a I.aHy well known for her isteraiy attain, ments, but tvnofe talents ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. John Stewart was indifted for an affault upon Elizabeth Freeman, in throwing a quart zials bottle from the Two Shilling Gallery of Drury-lane Theatre, into the Pit, during the performance on the evening of the of February Lift, - which ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE.. (IN MONDAY NEXT, • 26 _ .7.1 • • will be presented, •.- N.- 07 A - BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE. • Colonel Feigriwell, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Freeman; Mr. B'ARTLEY,; Sir P. Modelove, Mr, WALDRON ; 'Oba . cliall Prim, Mr. DONVTON ; ...