... &c. SINSULAR RECEPTION cO Mn. BRAHtAM.-On Friday morn- ing the opera of, Rob Roy Macgregor was called to rehearsal 4 at Drury.lane; the principal actors did not, however, attend -a circumstance, not unusual, particularly when the play to be acted has ...

... Ellen Tree, Wards, and the author s re to rtesisin the principal characters. Saiturdayr M1r. Harley, the mnaster-of the Drury-lane Tbeatri- cash Fund e gated to the comnmittee ibat he ihad bad the honour !of an iniarvnaw with his Royal Highnesss the Duke ...

... MR. POWER AND DRURY-LANE THEATlE. .~ ~ ~ ~~X sh I ii.r-n tha .:f Aut ismn we nient'oned las :.wa~k.tfte (1tirerence tnst can, ariseu ,.nd il thes Iedrinenjt of'the la~tttr rom the Diyln on p Tty b'hs suchi has been tile result wl eeietr~'b pallnir corIpodtcS ...

... mechanical inventions. and donoustrajtions in Natlttal Il story- DFATv OF MRns, BrOFO4D, *E Danity LAste TqEAmL-M'e. Bedford of Drury Lane Ihestre, lirnerly Miss Gre-ot, died at ber house in Cliremont Place, New Road, on Friday the 30th of March. Her ewn irs ...

... on Saturday. -Tipperary Free Press. -We understand that nothing definitive has yet been Iepuled regarding the letting of Drury-lane 'lb aire for the next and following seasons. Varitus reports hare been in b iculati in iii the coitracof the week, none ...

... have been made.!. The choice lay, 'nly' a R! .few days ago, ?? (of Covent garden) and Buny,' t the presentatagesmacnger qf Drury lane under Capt. Polbill. c Ihe tender of the latter 'was cbnsiderably above that of the a former; and consequently Laporte, ...

... entaer. tained that he will speedily he able to return to his duties at Covent-garden Theatre. Mr. John Willmot, prompter of Drury-lane Theatre, after having sofer'd for upwards of seventeen years from a disease of one of his legs, some time since submitled ...

... iairzeeatablishmi-nt. A spirndid dinner party was given on Wednesday to Csp,. tain Polbill, by the principalrterbh.raof Drury Lane Theatre, and several i3elptlemen, supporters of the drama (L,,rd Wm. Lennox in the Chair), at Gouldos ondon I'Ltel, Albemarle- ...

... estimated that d Kenin has received for his professional exertions 100,0001., from the time he made his first appearance at Drury-lane . Theatre, in the character of Shylock, until his final exit at Covent-garden. There isno truth whateverin the statement ...

... Browne. The Colonel was one of p ihe Brovileshill family, and commanded the 5th Royal Irish s Dragoons for many years. n The Drury-lane Theatrical Fund are about to erect a ri handsomne monument to the memory of Mr. Kean-we have a heard 5001. named as the ...

... theatre in London for that production. It has been out now several years, and it lis been played more thisn I 60 times at Drury-lane. But for the dramatic authors' bill, Kenny wculd not have been able to enforce his claim even to 51. for each representation ...

... herfameheraldedto usbythe critics of the 3f London press, and she was preceded by a very fair theatrical re reputation from Drury-lane theatre. Being a fellow-citizeui le too, and having been sehooled, we may say, if our metropo- in lis, Miss Hyland could ...