... FASHION AND TABI.E-TALK. Mr. O’Connell, and his family, are expected in town to-morrow. I.a Porte, understand, is engaged Drury lane Theatre, and 1. soon expected from Paris: Is to play in English* characters, and will make his dehul Flglra. —l5l per night ...

... ~S H Nobility. on titles '••titne the title ' annum ; of • •ad of Prince, fashion and table talk. HIS MAJESTY’S VISIT TO DRURY LANE ...

... servile and illiberal for me.’’ Captain Polhill has secured the services of Morton and Bunn, to aid him in the management of Drury lane. Motion is to read and Bunn manage the players but they ace often more unmanageable creatures than the lions and the leopards ...

... cheer*, which were acknowledged with every mark of courtesy and kindness. Her Majesty ha* signified her intention honouring Drury lane Theatre with her presence on Thursday evening next when the entertainments for Mr. Cooper's benefit wilt commence with the ...

... LONDON THEATRICALS. Drury Lane —La*t night a new ballad Opera, (the siihjerr fiom Ossiart) entitled Malvina, prodnred at thia Theatre. . The overture and music, the chief part of which is arranged from Scotch and Irish Melodies, the production Mr. T. ...

... Morton and Kenny have, in conjunction, written play in three weeks, which has been accepted, and is now in rehearsal at drury lane Theatre. The story Is founded on Peter the Great, Czar of Muscovy. The piece musical, and Charles Young, who performs principal ...

... few'daya ago) London, com jdetely recovered, but present she does not intend to sing, but means to return to the Continent. Drury Lane Theatre —Pizarro was represented lit this theatre Monday night—a play which should not have thought it necessary notice ...

... perform limited number of nights, in the Bath and Bristol Theatres, after which be will personate lago. lo Kean’s Othello, at Drury-Lane. Mis; Milford’s Tragedy is in rehearsal at Covent Garden, and will acted for the first time, when Miltnan’s Patio, in which ...

... T chit-chat. Mr. ado Mrs. Wood, ofltr in Dublin tor month, return to Lirerpool, to fulil engagement there. The corps of Drury Lane bare Ware of ab> tenoc (tueh learn, bowerer, aa they would moat willingly hare dispensed with) until tbe Ist October neat ...

... grounds to be gilt, which produces pleasing and novel effect. Mr. Bunn, the lessee, is the author of the successful opera at Drury-lane, called the Maid of* Artoie. No dramatic performance within our recollection ever pro. ducedsucb interest in the literary ...

... appearance on this occasion. MISS NOEL, (Of the Theatre-Royal, English Opera House,) and MR. FIORN, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane,) Are also engaged for limited period, and will perform with MurtMt)* Vwtvm. The Box Office i» open, at usual, F.leren ...

... the 'llusion it ter preserved at a large thin a smell theatre' _ ou erall heard at Drury-lane as the Haymarket ? (l) actor a good enunciation would beard 'iVal Drury lane as at any theatre in tbe kingdom. r*C*osa Errrcr.—Sir Walur Scott died, be 81st I ...