... was, that the part of the heroine fell into the htnds of Miss Tavlor. Miss Chaster is not, as we hear, secured either by Drury-lane or Covent-garden. There is no truth in the story that Munden wes about to return to the stage for at limited number of nights ...

... with regret that we have learnt that a very serious attack of illness has incapacitated Mr. Bunn from being constantly at Drury-lane Theatre during the last few days. Ho is at present rapidly recovering.-MoTPNiS POSr. Covws, OCT. 14.-The Earl of Yarborough ...

... continued for some minutes. This circumstance alone shows the bad taste of the statemnent in the bill-that she came from Drury-lane '1 heatre, where, through a paltry management, a most contempt- ?? spleen, a very unworthy partizanship, her merits aere ...

... our boards by Miss Delcy, who commences an V ) engagement of twelve nights on the 2d of January. She C is tolrepeat her Drury-lane characters-Cinderella, Zerlina, and Agatha, and is to play Fidelio, La Sonnambula, the Maid of Judah, and Rosetta, in Love ...

... test of genius. At present the town is divided between Drury-lane arch r. Covent-garden, and the very circumstance of the return of Charles Kean from the provinces, and of his success ae; Drury-lane, has raised a counter-feeling on behalf of la- ' cready ...

... entaer. tained that he will speedily he able to return to his duties at Covent-garden Theatre. Mr. John Willmot, prompter of Drury-lane Theatre, after having sofer'd for upwards of seventeen years from a disease of one of his legs, some time since submitled ...

... although Lord F. Leveson Gower has steppedt before him. leeiromf btinhese path. eei 'lfrbt ntesm 'rhe preparatio:0s at Drury-lane for bringing out Robert ais Diable are somewht t delayed by tine necessity, on the part of Bishop, to recompose the whole ...

... and seven o'clock, an ac- cident occurred in Drury-lane to the carriage of the Duke of Brunswick, by which his Royal Highness had a narrow escape. It appears that the coachman was driving along | Drury-lane at a rapid rate (the carriage pavement being ...

... Young, who it is given out is only eniaged ?? fqw v nihts, 'vI austain the hero. - . . . - Regarding the proceedings at Drury-lane little is said in th( ?? circles beyond. 'th exertioas used in brinnglg out iht ,lieons with c~1at. Fetw other nrembeaz ...

... Elizabeth's visit to the city of London, lid lier Mlajestb's corottation, for their new Pato. I racodin Jach/a.cloalern, at Drury-lane theatre. THE LATE DUCHESS OF ST. ALBAN'S. There hab- eeti an elrotieous statement that Miss Melloti Ira; not s qaiiiited ...

... enpeot from the overtues of Mr. Charles Kemble, to acce. , blat an~d Liias Fannr~y to tbe provinces. The lyn-eyed anaer of Drury-lane isi on the ' look out for him-iplendid ~ureS being anticipated from the united efforts of father and D We have, however ...

... lier Royal Highness, the Duchess pert1icester and the Princess Sophia. The Duke of oflarence pesided in the evening at the Drury-lane Theatrical dinner at tile Fieemasois' Tavern. The Duchess of tla dined with the Princess Augusta. Their Royal lglelnesses ...