... excellent company of which could now be obtained.-It would be a great disadvantage to allow Covent-garden to open before Drury-lane [it was said that Covent-garden was to open on the 6th September]. Mr. Robins continued-Then their speedy decision was the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A yolig .0dy Of the nnme of HIGHLAND, last night, made her ibst appcarnitwie uipon airy stage (wequuote the bill wilhosit at all ideltriderting for the accuracy of iti assertiorn), in the part of Jo!i/ Va, ill L't' or (i1 I/Utrge ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ScitaiE and AuBER'S Opera, Lta Muette de Pottiei, which was so eminently successful at the dcadfmie Reyale last sieason, and which has supplied the subject of the beat ballet ever per- baps produced in Engiand, was last nigbt represented ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday a very numerous meeting of the renters was f held in the Saloon, to receive a communication from the ir Sub-Committee ol the subject of a prospective reduction al of their dividends. Major NAYLOh, of Devonshire-place, in ...

... DRURY LANE'' i'BATRE. 5MACREADY male his first appearance on Mond5y at this house after an absence of three years. His part was Aec- beth, and it is remarkable that there bas been just the same ilitcrval since MrR. WARNER, WhO WBS the Lady Uacbeth, performed ...

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... could now give the proprietors any chance for success. If they' did not all zealously put their shoulders to the wheel, Drury-Lane must sink. ' Though he did not ihtend to submit to them any specific proposition for its future manage- ment, fie considered ...

... Mrs. Honey, from thle Adelphi; Mrs. Orger and Miss Mirray, faom ttle Thoatre Royal, Covent-gar(lea ; Mr. ?? Green, from DrUry-lane; Mr. Hamerton, from Covent-garden; and Mr. Plrmer, from the Haymrarket. IRISH CUSTOM ON GOOD FitIDAY.-In the mid. latd districts ...

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