... C. ee Mr. SIMS REEVES, The celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Imperial, La Scala, Milan, amd of the Grand Opera, Theatre Drury Lane, London, who is acknowledged by musical Professors and Amateurs, as also by the Press, the test Tenor that has appeared ...

... looks before and behind the curtain, through disappointed medium. It may be, that if Shakspere were now the proprietor of Drury Lane, as he was in bis own time, of the Ghbe, (we mean tbe theatre, not tbe tavern) that Mr. Heraud's tragedy of The Roman ...

... Moss » aged 45, = clerk, and brother of the well-known Barnard of the Satiriat. It appeared that deceased lodged at 119 Drury lane, and was sabject to He partook of his room soon afterwards breakfast on Sanday morning, and his landlady entering him speechless ...

... Lloyd, tbe peraon who secured Hatfield, tbe lunatic (wbo died lately), when in tbe act of firing pistol George 111., in Drury Lane Theatre, died a few days ago the Salop infirmary. We regret to state that Mr. Due row's health, both mental and bodily, ...

... Sabbathday, which reeommeudation expected to carried at next meeting. Mr. has commenced aeries of musical entertainment! at Drury Lane Theatre, in titled Concerts d'Ete— orchestra consisting 96 celebrated performers, native and foreign, assisted by a choral ...

... MONDAY Is LONDON At Drury- Lane, an excecdsocly clever burlesque, fousded on the fairy tale of Fortasatos aad hus seven ser- vants, was produced in aad was At the Haymarket there were 50 novelties io the but the was crowded. At the Prin- (acw theatre ...

... succeeded, anda very cleverly by the Misses did not seem to be estimated derstand to its merits. These young ladies have, we ua- Drury Lane for the Prevent season. The drama of ‘‘ Sir de which west off somewbat tamely, the evening. wes Ow Weowesvary (Horse-\air ...

... ioto in arrangement for a limited number of nights, previous to his engage meat with Mr. Macready, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The performances to conclnde with Me!o-Drama of iutense interest, entitled The DUMB BOV OF MANCHESTER. Under the Patronage ...

... demise, is that of Thomas Moore, the celebrated poet. The Cth weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-Law League was held in Drury Lane Theatre, ou Wednesday last. The Theatre was crowdeJ every part, 'ibe speakers were Mr. Ewart, M.P., the Re?. Thos. Spencer ...

... that he bas entered into an Engagement, for Six only, with MRS. ALBAN CROFT, Of the Theatre Royal, MR. ALBAN CROFT, AND Drury Lane MR. T. SHRIVALL, the Theatre A; Who will have the honour of making. their first appearance in Cam Opon which On MONDAY, ...

... yellow leaf. During the past week, the manager engaged Mr. Blanchard and Mr. Coney, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Gardeu and Drury Lane, for the purpose of introducing their celebrated dogs, Hector and Bruin, and these dog-stars appeared every evening in pieces ...

... the last accounts had suffered severely from gout, but was then nearly recovered. Lord Cardigan made his appearance at Drury Lane Theatre, Wednesday. The moment he was recognized, there were shouts of black bottle. —turn him ou, and such storm of ...