... 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 ...

... is shortly to appear in the B3irminghanm theatre, where in early life he mande Isis original debst. It is also said that Drury Lane Theatre las been taken by Mr. Staurmer, and that Mr. Ma- cready will perform there twenty-five nights previously to his ...

... connected with the establishment of Covent-gaurden, from the same cause. Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, mad nmany other members of the Drury lane Company, are also confined to their rooms. The disease, althod'gh9 severe in its character, is of short duration, and has ...

... to inquire-. into thp facts have found their task easy. Mr Bann has coneluded an engagemeuit with MXr Kean- to appear at Drury-lane it) the enstuing season. Tert TitAntES 1UNNEL -_Tle work of clearing the, tttntel is priiceethittg with great activity, ...

... Police-office, to the effect thatt a wvoma~n of advrnieod age woe conf ined azitintst her will in a dark hottse at Drury-court, Drury- lane, the maghistrate directed that Shackell, the officer, should proceed to the house, accompanied hy a sergervnt Of gc~ police ...

... terribly, and the shrieks of the women were heart-rending. Only four of the pas- sengers (Mr. Wallack, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, Mr. Gardner, merchant, Glasgow, Mr. Paxton, writer, Glasgow, and another gentleman,) kept the deck the whole time, and ...

... that' the major ?? himself when be saw all was lost. The: natives at first sustained great loss. Their Majemsties visited Drury Lane on Thursday-even- ' ing, arid met with a most gratifying reception. HBE MAAE5TY'S RU;IOUaE. 'VISIT TO ,GEBMANY.-Our excellent ...

... could be no danger for he ?? float to all eternity. Richard the Third is, it is stated, to be got up with vast splendour at Drury Lane, a stud of horses being engaged for the battle scene. ...

... whichl, be aft'rlb vs'rlsarjsaopted. TsrrATRstCAL Ecowogy~.w-The late: Richard Rus-3 sell, Esq. hced a, renter's Ar~e at ;Drury Lane Theati's, where he used to go lalmgi-t ey evening; and, notwich.. stanidin'g leic immense for't ne,'.s penury was so great ...

... t cman. He was born in Castle-street, Leicester-rTqare, London, Nov. 4, 1787; made his first appearance as Shyloek, at Drury- lane theatre, Jajn.'2A, 1814.- witlhmgeait sgces; performed fatijeas the first-acror of' the day; and tl~e'1ece ofthe .e e houseon ...

... Jamrues Wallack, Sheridan Knowles, Cbar- les Kean, F. Vining, S. Bennett (of Covent Garden). T. P. Cooke, and -ooper (of Drury Lane), Miss Ellen 'fre, Miss Turpin, and several others. After playing in most of the provincial German theatreg, the company ...

... Since his Span- 1shb campatign he hals been chiefly resident itt Italy. PAGINItINI.-It is reported that he is etiugaeil at Drury Lane Tfheatte, and that he wiill be in London this wieek. 6 Sir John Iferschell and his ladly have arrived fro tn ie (rape of ...