... Travers; it being the first appearance of the latter gentleman in this theatre. the course of last season he made his debut at Drury Lane in a translated version of Donizetti's La Favorite, and met with very considerable approval on the part of the musical ...

... invited Father Mfathew to stay at his palace, during his visit to Norwich. .Mr. Macready relinquishes the direction of the Drury- lane theatre at the end of the season. The widow of the late lamented Bishop Heber 'has again married. Her husband is a French ...

... of 'view the following letter may not be considered out of place: t LONDON, Thursday. r The enthusiastic meetings held in Drury-lane Theatre i had led me to believe that London was thoroughly roused against landlord-law;. but a few days' residence s here ...

... feet of some who knew the value of retirement, and were not afraid to be alone. An actress, who had played the hoyden at Drury Lane in her youth, and the viragoin herald age; and had- rare instance of theatrical thrift and -orsig . secured an annuity for ...

... Feb. 17, and March 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Blrooke, Liverpool. G. Joshua, Browislow street, Drury lane, currier-VW. Inglis, Hounddditcih, and Well street, Cripplegate, card,1 _B. Norris, Oxford street, drugilist-G. Bagley and ...

... into some of the papers, to the effect that she was quite out of danger, cad so forth. Mr. Cooper, as stage-maniager of Drury- lane Theatre, was under the samie impression, and wrote a letter, which appeared in several of the nuorning papers, concluding ...

... livr's sterling. hr. Stomrners, who has had the management of the Wednes day Concerts at Exeter-hall, has taken a lea-e of Drury lane Theatre, from tie 13th of Deeomber to the 30th of April in each year, for the next three years. The Doris steamer, from ...

... found irtheqloch. The - anck wa~s lail opeued, ?? two4hirtnwere. found in it, with thesiai'sl-. ?? Iaerneo~siAFri sL ?? : Drury lane Th1arr.-,Five'nisy shares in this. pro perty,o f too0 cach, with the privilge of.a free aduis. sion to the purelier during- ...

... -SO faithfully did Mrs. Siddons fulfil hier duty to the. publicand- the I manager, t2hat; during a disastrous season at Drury. lane,' I saw her even perform' Millwood !- thus I proudly provingthlat,- thoub h ediocre taent is al. fiways struggling for the ...

... take more of such pieces in alny one payment than shiall be of the value of sixpence. At a meeting of the proprietors of Drury Lane Thieatre, the Earl of Glengall in tile chair, it was anttotinced that Mr. Macready holds the theatre for three years, at ...

... Batty's a stud, dnd an infantry comprising about as many as were sir wed in the astounding procession of the Jewess, at Drury. lane Theatre. On extreordinary ocasiqus, such as re h. views, supernumeraries me hired at half a thaler for the ad rehearsals ...

... been a rake, and dismissed him with a caution, having taken his change judicial out of the pun. Mons. Jullieu has taken Drury Lane Theatre for three years. As the present mode of branding deserters has been found inefficient, F. M. the Duke of Wellington ...