... Captain Jolisso*. Baron - Mr. Milmam. First Odicer Mr. Bkllew. Soldiers FusiUEM. Linda Mrs. Fkiskb. {From the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, her firet up peuramce). After which, the Interlude of can’t Marry yonr Cirandmother. Sir Rose Blooroly Mr. Baker. A1gern0n ...

... Othello, the Moor, by the Armies* Roscius. After which, the new Dance, National*, Miss Blaqi ikhe. of the Theatre* Royal Drury Lane and Co?ent- Garden, her First Appearance in Belfast. conclude with the Comic Opera of THE PADLOCK. Mungo, the Slave (with ...

... the Corde Elastique. The Performances will terminate with desert steed* Manager— Mr. T. Thompson, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Doors open at Half-past SIX, commence at Half-past SEVEN, precisely- Boies, 35.; Side ditto, 25.; Pit ...

... their disgust at the intolerant and illiberal conduct exercised in the early part of the week towards foreign actors in Drury Lane Theatre. THE COHN LAWS. Lord Stanley then called the attention of the Gorerimient to the expediency of prolonging the period ...

... FIRST APPEARANCE OP It. J. The Popular Comedian, From the Theatres Royal Covont Garden, Drury Lane, and English Opera House; also, ?o celebrated for bis Entertainment of the Stranded Actor.” Mr. J. RUSSELL is engagedfor SIX Nights only. Notwithstanding ...

... - - ! .. .. I .1 ,1 _. - . - A romantic drama entitled Thierna na Oge, or the Land of Youth, .has been produced at Drury Lane, with- unbounded applause. ?? of its principal charac- ters is O'Donoghue, the enchanted Prince of the Lakes of Killarnev ...

... succeeded the lion, the >!•(• ...

... Sovereign. Under the management of MR. MACARTKY. SECOND NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT MH. H. JOHNSTON, l.ate of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane If Covent Carden.) this Eveninif (WEDNESDAY, Nov. 28) will be performed, Shakspeare’s ranch.admired Play 0,- THE MERCHANT ...

... o’clock on Tuesday morning, the neighbourhood of Drury lane, London, was thrown into the utmost state of alarm, by the discovery that a fire had broke out ip the bakehouse of Mr. Penfold, of No. 128, Drury-lane. Such was the rapidity with which the flames ...

... from the publisher of the music in his new opera The Maid of Honour, and £200 from Jullien for permission to perform it at Drury Lane. Who would nvt be a popular eom- poser? Four of the singers in the opera had been pupils at the Royal Academy of Music, ...

... his life and conversation In Mornington Place, London, on the 17th ult. Wia. WILLOUGHBY LACY, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane The-. atre, and one of the contemporaries of Garrick, agert 83. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The steamr-ship Chieftain, Owens, for ...

... .■ the Dublin hoard-, is fixed for Wed- •; SCtf'f 'f-'ni , • nn lav upon which occa«ton, a nets’ Irasedy. performed at Drury lane, will be to ill nreviom of the 8e1 bv the Authors pnrmicsion.— Ihe n(1 , [,e play is in our imtncdiate neighbuur- ...