... 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 ...

... ons, however, were Fanot very sanguine, as we had heard the evening previous he to the concert that Mr. Elinson, of the Drury-lane Pro- Wo menade Concerts, had prohibited Mr. Herr Koenig from oh charming asiy save metropolitan ears during the term of ...

... facts of the case. W It seems, that, so far back as the November of 1817, Mr. wi Bucke offered to the managing committee of Drury-lane he this tragedy: it was thankiully accepted; and Mr. ria Kean, according to Mr. Bucke's statement, spoke of it I pli in ...

... bulaider.-L. Thompson, London, printer.-R. Bad- ndal, jun. Stafordhldche, dealter-t W.IV Elliston, late of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, bookseller-tR. Daily, Bognor, Dro rnouger.-H. W., J. W., and M. W. Wood, Wakefield, %s ool- staplerso.W. Blake and J. ...

... hut, lam sure, you will not respect me the less for this candid avowal. The appearance r. Travers in the Favourite, at Drury-lane, has made some little noise in musical circles ; not, however, so much from the great triumph achieved by him in the character ...

... moved onwards till it reached the top of Drury-lane; and here the main passage down nolborn being completely blocked uip, it was.compelled to take the direction towards the Strand. To prevent turning out of' Drury-lane into Great Queen-street, the eople blocked ...

... repealed during the years 1833.4 wee £3,398,650). Captait; Polhill, M.P., lost zE55,000 while lessee of Corent.. garden and Drury-lane Theatres! ?? has orderedan investigation into theconduct of Lieut. Reynolds, of the Coa-t Guard at Aichil, Ma, o, for having ...