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... TIHATINROYA; DRURy LANE. This theatre opened on Saturday ni:hta ith er ini cation ot increasing interest in the great experiment, pastoraby itsylemspehoornthe revival of a national drama. to heriing by itshese ra for ts otlieIfo b Every part of tle house ...
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... DRNURY LANE THE2A RIGAL FUND DIN7NER. Yesterday the anniversary of the Drury Lane Theatrica l Fund Dinner took place at the Freemalsons' 'av'erit, thel IDuke of Cambridge in the chair, sulpported ity the Duke ofl IBeaufort, the Marqluess of Clanricarde ...
... the Charity, with the Tragic and at Comic Muse onl each side; crowned by the following words Ui in large gold letters :- Drury-lane Theatrical Fund, il fr corporated 1777. ye The Galleries were filled (to use a theatricalphrase) to a Cl complete overflow ...
... TlHEg ALLEGED CASE OF POISONING 1AN DRURY LANE. ADJOIJ(UNXI) INQUESI'. |'i'he inquiry, nad journed from Mouday night, respecting die deii h of Melis~el Aunigie r, who was supposed to have been poisolnlied, vs rvsuined before M1r. liggs, tit tie Grali ...
... AlERTING OF DRURY LANE TJEATRE I PROPRrE TORS. Onl Sttturday thlo Getteral Assembly ot'the conlrany orI Drury-lanle proprietors took place, purinuant to advertisie- nment ,to r~eeive tile annnal Stiatement Of' accounts from the committee, to elect an ...
... the Perforniance was t;:e dog, and it was a dog of judgment, for Bartley was playing 6faignd in a ,ety fuperior (tile. -Drury Lane is likely to have the principal part of its recruits fromwthis theatre. Byrne, who fang the Itorm ]alf night in fuch a Pile ...
... NMROR OR PSIDos ?? T O S t-It'V jrF VERtY AGE AND BODY OF THE Tit'2 v-rs pR F.SSV R .E,~ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 3y Order of the Poftiectors, thce 13tiblc Marc10, i the I''~lic re rfeiul n f~iCthat, To-nmorrow besng the day fixed ?? ef the molt Noblge ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The Tragedy of King John was performed last night. Mr. MACREADY sustained the characterof King John with his usual ability. Though this was the first time of his appearance in it at Drury lane rI'eatre, the effort is quite familiar ...
... tinie on the 13th of May 1aft. Upwards of 6c.os (Vec- tators crowded to fee this exhibition. We are defired by Mr. King, of Drury Lane Thea- tre, to contradi,1, fo far as mlay relate' merely to the na- ture of his late indifjsofstion, a report which haosfounnd ...