... THZ.L I I7LICAX S. Macready is, we hear, engaged at Drury-lane. Power, who so admirably sustained the Hibernian characters at Covent-garden, last season, is among the new engagements for the English theatre in Paris. Humour states, that Miss llammersley ...

... T. Robinson, Crawford-street, linen-draper J. Stratford, Clarges-street, Piccadilly, surgeon and apt R. Wapshot, late of Drury-lane, victualler W. Birch, and J. Hampson, Manchester, grocers 1.11 axbey, & J. Winterbottom, Barnahey, Yorkshire, T. Homwood ...

... of a Gamester, until his final and dreadful exit. We understand Mr. Priee is preparing this piece for representation at Drury-lane Theatre, and that the recent journey of Mr Wallack to Paris was for the express purpose of obtaining accurate drawings of ...

... of the art of sign painting in the metropolis was 10111 C years since exhibited near the corner of Little Russell-street, Drury-lane, in the wholelength figure of Shalspeare, standing on the angle of the pavement opposite to a house which had been a tavern ...

... LONDON TED&TILDS. DRURY-LANE. COVENT-GARDEN. TRAGEDY. Macready . . . . Kean and Young \Vallack . . . . C. Kemblo Cooper Weide YoLge . Abbott Kean, Jun. (New) . OPERA. Brahatn . . . . Sapio I'. Cooke C. Bland I3e :ford . . . . Isaacs J. Bland . . Duruset ...

... THE LONDON THE. TRES. DRURY LANE --The winter campaign commenced at this house on Monday, with every prospect of a favourable season. Mr. Pike in his selection of performers has catered most liberally for the public, and has availed himself of all the ...

... wife two short months before!! A new piece, entitled The Gamblers' Fate, or a lapse of Twenty years, will be performed at Drury-lane tomorrow night, for the first time. Barrymore is preparing a Pantomime 'for Christmas, which, in point of scenery, machinery ...

... the same ardent ambition to deserve your support, we shall again hope for the cheering encouragement of your applause. DRURY LANE.-Ou Monday, young Kean played Aclnet, in Barbarossa, and acquitted himself with much spirit. As he has adopted the stage ...

... recorded of the gentle craft. When about twelve years old, he was taken to see Kemble perform Richard the Third, at Drury Lane Theatre. Previously to this he had neither read nor seen a play, but henceforth Shakspeare became his idol ; he robbed ...

... subscriptions for the youth, and amongst them George White, Esq. abovementioned. The youth was now residing at No. 125, Drury Lane, under the name of George Treadway. Accounts from Gibralter state, that his Majesty's ship Isis sailed from thence on the ...

... injured as still to remains in a dangerous state.—Martin is committed for trial. The new Opera of The Pirates, forthcoming at Drury-lane, which has been postponed in consequence of Miss Paton's indisposition, will be deprived of her great talents, as she is ...

... Bishop of Llandat to be elected by the said Dean and Chapter Bib of the said See of Winchester. BANKRUPTS. J. Baaspford, Drury-lane, victualler T. Brown, Little bastcheap, ironmonger T. Outran, late of Wahhamarow, Essex, smith' J. H. Tortiano, Fenchurch•strect ...