... gin and malt per diem. In the Insolvent Court, last week. Mr. Henry John Wallack, a ac member of the corps dramatique, of Drury-lane theatre, took his wi a benefit. There was no opposition, and he was ordered to be cll ,discharged. in n The revised pension ...

... Latolach aA theatrical Picture, painte by rO aretontha'n .~~e by musumsrthshhus discovered. The subject is Garrick in th Gr.11 Drury-lane Theatre, evidently actinegan O echaracters (we believe Sit e of a select circle, hro h? an, are d left hand stands his botarer ...

... en a gaged at the Birmingham Theatre, ?? has got 1 the appointment of Stage Manager.-On iday night v several offices in. Drury-lane, Lverpool 4ire broken n open, but fortunately no articles of any telllv were 5 found. The Coinrt, tffial, Arc.-The allowance ...

... Bel Lte- mounted on brushes attached to the shoes. The dector Is of im course making a fortune. of ox- A gentleman goes to Drury-lane Theatre every night, in ex- ast pectation of seeing Van Amburgh himself made a meal of, for he fer out would not miss the ...

... and particularly in the southeastern department of France. The Rhine was partially frozen. A renter's share for £509, in Drury-lane Theatre, was sold by e auction, on Friday, for £76.r Mr. Cornelius Lambert, a cabinet maker and upholsterer, at o East Retford ...

... Blatt, . 0- Isaao Barter, and Charles Shritpton. for aidingandassisting, ^i 's were found guilty and sentenced to death. At Drury-lane Theatre seenms fated to disaster. Time theatre has lit 2- been suddenly closed, and Mr. W. J. IlHanmond, the late lessee ...

... might hope to see their bu- siness revive, and an end put to the increasing po. verty in the manufacturing districts. Drury-lane Theatre.-A meeting of the proprie- tors was lately held, which, after some debate, it was determined that at the expiration ...

... rebuilding, some such premies as the Old his A Dublin Dock Ticket-oiec, and other places at pre. ant ir a sent unoccupied below Drury-lane, subject to quitting at a short notice, all the merits and advantages of the measure might be tested at a very trifling ...

... following Undedutm- day. Mr. Lynn makes his faroswoll appell to his Liverpool friens lt: ha being engtigod by Mr. Macready, for Drury-lane, where he appears at thrtstmas. Mr. Lynn is a vary clever and rising cO actor, and fns given reit satisfaction in all characters ...

... tragedy, a hI Tbhe Doge of Venice laey obtained awinjunction 1) Yfro the Lord Chancelor to--prevent Mr, Elliston, o I so Drury-lane Theatre, from performing it; but in deifyI . mnce of this injunction, and also of the. express-diklara- I :e ton of the ...

... Jedidiahi wasdiisappoiimntt Du.fu ring his residence in Lonldon, lie was taken to see Kin Rich- 3 icd LII. perfornaed at Drury-lane play-hou'se, Lad it was cx-' pected, either that the novelty and tha splendor of the show I would have fixed him in ast ...

... your obedient set Weetnworth, Oct. 22, 1820. MILT¢Ni The inhabitants of Liverpool will -be glad to Shod that the benefit at Drury-lane Theatre, oa ?? night, for the widow of the lamented Mr. Rae, who Tha long an ornament to our Theatre, nmounted tolitlei ...