... Hoots open at Half past Six, and begirt Halt past Seven precisely. • ■ . J'aveni and X? o. P. and P. S. Rnssell-court, Drury-lane . )nte otOwnge-conrt, 1/lieester-.-quare, has the honour to infPrnn Ins Friends and thu Public in general, that fitter anxious ...

... Bath stoves, coppers, and culinary articles.-* lay viewed, and Catalogues had the Premises, and the .iuc'ioM(cr, No. 3D, Drury-lane, opposite Great Qnecil-stfeet. Igindon-Docks, ’Wapping. Builders, C’arponttrs, and ftthers.—Oak and Fir Timber, and lank ...

... piece, and BnyitAM the principal male part. The liberal Sabbath-day Critic, who was lavish of his abuse the Performers of Drury-lane Theatre, for their acting in a play which they had not represented, has very manfully attacked Miss Df. Camp, for her acting ...

... and the Land’s Lin I, and fix the proper station where the new Telegraphs are be erected. The new Fane in preparation Drury- lane Theatre, was to have been performed last night, hot its representation has been suspended in consequence of the continued ...

... the character of ruorticn, and decamping with the first artful fellow that pays them attention. 'Hie Sleeping Beauty at Drury-lane Theatre is soon to rouse from her slumbers, ami awaken the public to scene of her attractions. There have been lately many ...

... ’inys, tab!' and bed liifc n. bed fnmiture. ; b.ds, and other valuable )»n>[x»rly, pi> dve'l tor to Oc.obei Sir. llano, t»f Drury-lane. May v iewed ddy, and i r--, &. ...

... wlnl (:, e.litinjßi ami tnr'l iiiaai. bt(l>, Inn, vynl ot!u>r valuable, pinjjc-rty, plerfgnfnn ,*.to Oclolx . Mr. Lane, of Drury-lane. Mny’- vietted, Un-' lia'.l at the Rooms. ■ ’l'd lilaek, Job, and S*a -Ma>ti Town-Carincfi, and t)th ...

... uniformed last night Dmry-l-iue Theatre, with very great claims applause, particularly ros and Miss Duncan. The H catliercock at Drury-lane seeems present to ./far d; but poiqts lhe right side tlu- House, the Trccisury 1 ...

... Shoes, and otlier effects, Boor and Shok-Makhr. May viewed, and Catalogues had the Premises • and the Auctioneer, No. 39, Drury* lane, oppiisiff; Qaetjn-strfet. - Alt HINDI.ii, the Premises, the the Eight Beils, near Fulham Bridge, TO-MOHROW, Eleven, HOUSEHOLD ...

... a thorough contempt of their stile, and studied abhorrence of their manner.” A new Comedy was read in tiie Green Room of Drury-Lane Theatre on Saturday, which embraces in its cast all the. principal Actors. In consequence the unfavourable reception with ...

... Pembroke tables, pier gla-ses, carpets. Bulb stoves, & • Mily viewed, and Catalogues tiad on the ; and tile Auctioneer, No. J9, Drury-lane. ...

... penalties, and discharged others t ing for the summonses ('(.(jagemcat the Ih u prevent liirn from performing ttmter-mights at Drury-lane Theatre, wijl conseepiently lose the of iiii ati.d the Mtinagers must exert attraction for tlie ChrLsiiars- If, woiikl appear ...