... several evenings. His last performance on the stage was Don Felix, in The Wonder, at Drury lane Theatre, in 1776, when the entire receipts were devoted to the Drury- lane Theatrical Fund, which, early in the same year, he hadtbunded chiefly by his own exertions ...

... Colonnade., Doors open at Seven o'clock; to commence at half-past Seven. Las Nihtsbutoneof thep present season. 'HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- On 3Monday May 29th her Majesty's servants will perform the 4th v Act of Shakotere's KNG HENAY rHE FOURTH, Part 2nd. With ...

... ltt- Lyceum Theatre From Ithe Haymarket Theatre. MR. It. nriToN MR. RYDER From the Princess's and Strand From the T. R., Drury Lane, Tlieaties and the Princess's9 Tuestre. MR. If. EIOLL MR. JOHN REEVE From i'le Iam m.uirlretTlheatre. From the Lyceum Theatre ...

... and during the week, a new Historical Drama, entitled, JOAN OF TH HACET. Joan, Miss B. Monta4m (from the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden). To be followed by an enttre new aallet, called the TEA TARTAR in which Mono. Labarra and Mr. ?? (from ...

... disagrees&lsl to the lasts nor nauseous to the stomach. Sold wvholesale, retail, and for exportation, at the Dep~t, 101, Drury lane, faring Long-acre, in bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s. l6d., and Its. each, duty inlcluded. Each bottle has the 'signature of Win ...

... T. Haines.-To be followed by the Wonderful Evolutions on the TIGHT ROPE, by the Selimaun fanily, from the Theatre Royal Drury-lane.-To conclude with THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Characters by Messrs. Hicks, S. Parry, H. Beverley; Mrs. J. Parry, and Miss L ...

... - 6&ta~ j1EE .YAL,. -DRURY LANE.- , Richard the Third;, with the New Christmas Pauto- On Tuesday, The Bohemian Girl; wfth the New Christmas Panto- mime. On Wednesiday, The Bohemian Girl, with the New Christmas Pan- - Ona Thursday, The Bohemian Girl ...

... Perfect and the Birth of Beauty. Harlequin, Mr. Howell, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; Clown, Mr. T. Matthews, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden- Pantaloon. Mr. Morris; Columbine, Miss Malcome, from Her Majesty's ...

... Perecy-street, Bedford-square. RANCIS THE FIRST, Loder's new and most F successful Opera no performing at the Theatre Royal Drury- Lane. Just puslistied: * The Home of Early Years-' Shining Scenes, sung by Mliss Homer-The Page's Song, When Kings would ...

... Third 'raslat the theatre in Goodmnan's-fields, on the 19th of October, in the sante year. Fleetwood was the manager of Drury- lane when GaTrick made his debet in that house. CLERetIs-We should give the preference to first-rate extempore preaching over ...

... Smithson, now Madame Berliotz, the wife of the celebrated French violin-player, made her appearance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, as Letitia Hardy, the 20th of Jan. 1818. For several years- he continued to hold arespectablerank as the heroine of juvenile ...

... Mary-le- Strand to prohibit any more interments from taking place in that little spot called a graveyard, in Russell- court, Drury- lane; so that the remonstrance& of the inhabitants, and the efforts of the Press, have at last shamed his lordship into issuing ...