... raged at the Cork Theatre. English stage, is eng’ -three poun ds were produ One hundred aud thirty the concert given at Drury- lane Theatre, for the far the late celebrated music ian, Mr. Willman, formerly His wife i s appointed to conduct th Tyrone mi ...

... Harrteco, tar Luxatic.—James | who was tried at the Old Bailey, in the month of ber, 1802, for firing a ioaded pistol, in Drury-lane at bis Majesty King George the Third, and acq the ground of tmsaoity, died on Saturday he 23d in the G9ih vear of hb Gi ...

... in Trinity Colle on Thursday, commenced a course, which was very tended by students and scientific persons. rehearsal at Drury-lane 1 A new tragedy is io before Christmas, to be and will be brought out The Patrician’s Daughter. Tt is with no ordinary satisfac ...

... celebrated as an actor of vivid and powerful talents in the melodramatic and other line of performance, at the Theaatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden, London, died on the 9lh instant, his seventieth year, at No. 34, Oillingham-strect. Vauxhall-road, Loudon ...

... meeting quietly 6>&pei»ed. Mr. O'Connell was subsequently entertained dinner. 1 Anti-Corn Law League, having been deprived Drury-lane Theatre, in which they had heretofore held the weekly inertings, applied the proprietors ol Coveolgard ...

... Tire late Duke of Bedford’s rent-roll was estimated per annum. Hi* Grace received £4,000 per annum as ground landlord of Drury-lane and Covent-garden theatres, and £12,000 at proprietor of Covenl-gardeo market. A Hint to Fabmeb*.— ln wet season, avoid ...

... dom, cious and whimsical, It is said, that Sir Francis dett is actually to preside at a Conservative dinner, | given in Drury-lane Theatre, by the Tory elector Westminster, to their new Member, Captain Rous, | says: Ifany man, thirty years ago, were to ...