... nockery, and as -l auth I considered it. (C Nopy,. No. . si Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Aug. 5. 1818. I Ms M-I have it in command from the gentlemen of . the Sub-Committee of Drury Lane Thehtre, to offer you for thi ?? season t hee ermsyou had last season; ...

... is juft like wax, but plea- ,iring, and he looks, excepting the nofe, which is not fo prorminent, like 3Tohn KIemble, of Drury Lane, when performing a very ferious part. THE FRENCH CHURCH. Paling by the ancient and venerable edifice cf Notre -Dame, I went ...

... appeared in a London journal. that a new tragedy from the pen of WValter Scott, Esq. was among the forthcoming novelties at Drury Lane theatre, is totally destitute of foundation. The county of Ross has subscribed L.00 for the mail to Thurso; the county of ...

... on the 14th instant, has since died, and was buried yesterday. This makes the to- ta] of deceased 17. The proprietors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres have determined not to give more than L.20 per week to any one, actor or actress, however great ...

... Fleet Street, London, upholsterer T. Harcourt, Great Sutton -Stree, Clerkenv ell, London, hbrassfoiunder t ,J. A. Boden, Drury Lane, London, needle manufacturer W. Marshall, Northampton, boot and shlae manufacturer T. Rawlings, Cheltenham, auctioneer J ...

... dramatist be free to all who chose to represent the same, so that Hamlet shonld no longer cofifle his woes to the boards of Drury Lane and Covent Garden. but be allowed to cross the river and awaken the less tu- tored sympathies of the denizens on the Surrey ...

... G-. Smart. rl iave ~. Plooll B3ARNARD), THE CbsAniio-Aw.-A night or two The 'ago, this once favourite cometdian, of the Drury Lane seen establishment, was sitting, with* scarcely a rag to co- in vein him, at the Harp 'Theatrical house in Russell 'ti in ...

... Henrietta Strect, Covent Gard. money fcriv. (. Baillie and J. Jaffray, Finfbury Place, merchants. Rich. Davey, Ruffell Court, Drury Lane, liuen draper. James Norcliffe, Robert'Town, Birflall, York, clothier. William Vinicombe, Bath, Somerfet, umnbrella manufac ...

... -during the coarse of a-long life, tto know cet any eibb. rt was in 1782.3, seven years after iter first ap-- pa pearauce at Drury Lane - that she - was re engaged-at: that, te~t theatre, and came out for the season in- telse character of o Isabella, on. tie ...

... private and public concerts; but we he remember hearing her, and with great pleasure, ho at Braham's benefit, last season, at Drury Lane. )le Her private worth has secured her the patronage e and protection of many ladies of rank. It de- ed serves to be mentioned ...

... Harvey, Esq. 153, Drury Lane. Requiring, at that time, a sum of L.200 for the pur- poses of business, I made application as directed, and anout the beginning of the present month received an answer i the following terms:- ir 153, Drury Lane, London, Dec. ...

... occasions has been for the artistc to come forward t6 malce his or her bow or curtsey and retire, but on Monda) night, at Drury Lane, Mr Forrest, when called for, commenced a speech, the terminats of which ras invisible, about himself in par- ticular and ...