... has returned England, perfectly reinstated in health and voice. Mr. Kean was received with the greatest approbation at Drury-lane, from the boards of which theatre he had been undeservedly driven, few months before. At the Countess of Warwick’s rent-day ...

... in the Country, for his approval and signature. , new Opera, Englishmen in India, the music Bishop, has been produced at Drury-lane Theatre, and has met with great success. The annual general meetingof the Kildare-place Society is fixed for the of February ...

... Miss Paton, which has occasioned the Lady to retire from that establishment. Report has already transferred M iss Paton to Drury-lane. The Magistrates assembled at the Stafford Easter Sessions passed an unanimous vote of thanks to the Right Hon. Robert Peel ...

... at the enormous sum of seventeen pounds and ten shillings per night. Macrcady and Miss Ixive are engaged bv the Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre for the ensuing season. Macready is reported to have realised large sum of money by his professional labours in ...

... speed a greyhound, followed by two ladies, who pursued him down Kevin-street, Mcrcer-street, into Johnston's-place, through Drury-lane, Exchequer-street, back into Williamstreet, thence into George's-street, where rushed into a house, boiled up stairs, burst ...

... King's Theatre closes for the season on the 11th of next month.. A great change will be presented the Corps Dramatique of Drury-lane Theatre next season. Home about to take his, departure for America, as are also Messrs. Archer and Cromer. Macreadirreturns ...

... corps, if the Archbishop of Canterbury has failed in convincing the King, that every time his Majesty commauds a play at Drury-lane or Covent-garden, (by the bye, the Proprietors of these two places have letters patent for the corruption of souls!) or ...

... Alderman Tyndall’s valuahlenerricet f 1 have heard, but I know not how true the report is, that the new successful ileLutavt at Drury-lane, Mr. Kean, Jun. will appear at the Dublin Theatre iu the course of the season. IRISH SOCIETY-IMPOSTURE UNMASKED, To the ...

... and uncle (Moses Kean) were fond of the stage, and celebrated mimics. The secret of a son of Mr. Kean having rehearsed at Drury-lane Theatre for more than six weeks, was tolerably well kept; with the exception of some of Mr. Price’s very particular friends ...

... extent as the western archway. Miss Paton, in renovated health, left Brighton on Tuesday, to prepare for her engagement at Drury-lane.— Brighton Paper. There ar* this time 36 males and 5 females under sentence of death in Newgate, all of whom were convicted ...

... but has appealed in places where nothing like malaria can be imputed. Miss Love is announced for Giovanni in London, at Drury-lane. At bout 100 sacks of nuts were pitched for sale at Trowbridge market on Saturday, largequanl tity of which were sold at ...

... that admirable establishment, the Royal Academy of Music, has made her appearance, for the first time upon any stage, at Drury-lane Theatre, in the character of Diana Vernon. The reception of the fair debutante remarkably flattering, and she promises to ...