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... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. W hid prepared a an for insertion in rut number, respecting Mr Kian's rec re-appearance the boardb this but great press,ire tna'ter prevented f'om giv'ng it publicity. The Subject unquestionably ono grea. interest '.u to support of ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Central Criminal Coubt. —Satcbdat. —This morntog, T. W. Wicks was placed upon his trial for the wilful murder of James Bostock. Mr. Bodkin, with Mr. Baldwin; conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Ballantine, with Mr. Crouch, defended ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday afternoon. In consequence of the lessee being unable to meet his numerous engagements, he was compelled suddenly to close the establishment. Previous to the doors being opened large placards, of which the following is a ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A aew Tragedy, entitled Remertef professedly from W»e pen Mir. Coleridge, w»s produced on Saturday evening this theatre. The following is sketch the plot:—The two sons of Count VaUti are diametrically opposite in disposition ; Alra ...

... HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT DRURY LANE. The announcement of the intended visit of His Majesty was followed a demand for places even more caper, and more early than usual. the very morning, when it appeared, crowds beset the box-office, and many persons who considered ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. —The long announced natiooali opera of Malvina was produced this theatre, onSu before audience, which comparison with any other* seen this season, will rank both quantity and J facile priuccps. We had heard that much care and attesa ...

... The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, ill opened on the Ist of October. The Northern Lights 'Anr.trn liormlis) were visible here on Monday night, from till half-past o'clock. As we suspected, the announced discovery of the quadrature of the circle, a juvenile ...

... Drury- lane Theatre.—A kind of pantomime, called The Days of Athens, was brought out here Monday night. Mr. Uucrow, by whom it has been arranged and invented, played the principal part, which consisted of series of very picturesque representations of ...

... of her Majesty, at Buckingham Pelace; the Nobilities Balls, Almucks, and M. Jallien's Promenade Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the celebrated Orchestras of MM. Jullien and Koenig. ...

... to Covent Garden beatre! On Monday a statement was published hy the Drury Lane Committee, which says, that on Mon- day, the 17th inst. Mr. Booth si a written engagement to Drury Lane Theatre fur three years, on terms proposed hy himself; having reviously ...

... FRIDAY, Aprrit 15, 1814, will be QA Concert of Harmony, Interspersed with RECITATIONS, by MISS SMITH, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Who has thrice had the distingnished honor of performing before Her Masesry and the Rowau AMILY, at Wiudsor, during the ...