... d for 14 years, cut his throat on board one of the convict ships in Langston-har- bour, and died almost immediately. At Drury lane Theatre, Mr. Dwycr, {late of the Norwich Company; made his secqnd ap- pearance in Bcicour, and is very well spoken of. Mr ...

... ADDRESS, By .Sir JAMES BLAND BURGESS, Sjtc.ee!: by Mr. Raymond before the representation ?? EJ-sit ike Black 'Prince, at Drury Lane Ths.net. To charm, instruct, and dignify the ago, Was Jong th' acknowledg'd province of the Stayc ; When the free Mu=c, ...

... in the 68th year of his age, the Right Hon Lord Hnrrowby. — in Half-moon- street, Mrs. Pope, the much-admired actress of Drury- lane Theatre. The Hon. Mr. Foley, M, P. tor Worcestershire, uncle of Lord Foley. ...

... evenings fo.r:his:6enerit, drew as crowded an audicnccas .was ever colle-ited on any similar occasion. All- the avenues to Drury- lane Theatre were blockaded long before the opening of the doors,, and the string of ear- •riages extended upwards of-halfamilc; ...

... give to each about a thousand pounds. A new comedy, called ** Time's f Tell-tale v by Hen. Siddons, has beeil produced at Drury Lane theatre, with much success ; and a new farce at Corenjt Garden, called Toe friendly by Half/ has likewise been well received ...

... obliged to provide themselves elsewhere. i he complicated affairs of the several parties interested in the property of Drury- lane Theatre were on Saturday referred by the Lord Chancellor to the arbitration of Mr. Serjeant Palmer,, and in the mean time ...

... RAND CONCERT ' rif s nd I NS rRU MENTAL MUSIC ; S'J^ U ' T he Vocal Parts by jjr. nnd Mrs. SMITH, r e.; Me Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, C ' And M.,s BRAMWELL, From the Norwich Theatre. - . f the BAND with a CONCERTO, ?? .V BALL, of IPSWICH, . r! p, v 'i FLUTE ...

... of individualsi should be interested ;Dit. Where there were sutch a muiltil)licity of interest ih a concern like that of Drury Lane rheatre, it was aitogeither out of tlii reacdilof tie law. -'He should again read over thle petitions, aidavits, andl deeds ...

... most in?- posing spectacle on Wednesday last ;-— the country has seen nothing more magnificent since the un- happy fire at Drury Lane consamed all the scenery. and appendages of Blue Beard ! — Let' no one.here- after say that the Marquis Wellesley's Administra- ...

... effect. It is supposed his death was occasioned by au apoplectic tit. Mr. Spencer was formerly celebrated as the Harlequin of Drury Lane Theatre, aiul his house was frequented by all the profe.sors and amateurs of the drama. Frid.iy the two following cases ...

... endeared him to all j lew him. Ml week died at Bath, aged 70, Mrs. guns, who was so long known to the * c :> -s an actress at Drury- lane Theatre, pother of Mrs. Sharp, late of this city. ?? last died, in the 59th year ? lls a ge, the Rev. Robeit Thomlinson ...

... of 14, and a man, were with great difficulty saved. ? The deceased was a son of Mr. Thos. Powell, a box-door-keeper, of Drury- ' lane Theatre. On Friday evening, between 7 and 8. o'cio a fire broke out Jn the house of LadyCiernjoft in Berkeley-square. It ...