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THE DRAMA

... zralous patronage Miss Nlitford hnta extendedl to him., It i. possible that lie may sustin at part in her niew tragedy at Drury- lane, but that ji very ?? ; alid, perhiaps, consider- ing it might n 't be ja.iciou48s. Covent gardTn, it is said, has relinquished ...

THEATRE ROYAL

... spirited and clever Lessee, almost the only old favourite faces we now bave-and long may we elijoy their mirth and buirtir. In Drury lane LXT71AN was popular, despite the prejudices of the London Daily Press-despite tbe prejudices of managers in f favour of ...

THE FASHIONABLE WORLD

... iairzeeatablishmi-nt. A spirndid dinner party was given on Wednesday to Csp,. tain Polbill, by the principalrterbh.raof Drury Lane Theatre, and several i3elptlemen, supporters of the drama (L,,rd Wm. Lennox in the Chair), at Gouldos ondon I'Ltel, Albemarle- ...

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE

... through ?? 6hrelea neat eren adet DEATH OF Mm. GEO. HGO.NcHnXSTLE ATilEl V This gentleman, who was one of the corps ehers sr Drury lane Theatre last Seasons died at ?? resida f Tavistoci-place, on Sunday, in t prime of life. It his debut, we believe, at C ...

THE FASHIONABLE WORLD

... eminent iC his line as * Hxa'r.' ii Cooas's Lasr.-At the Beef-Steaak Club, on Thufday, tfi Crairman gave Prosperity to Drury- Lane Thea re;' upon witrh Tom said, that he did nilt kniw why he should drink the toist, ai le iev4-r could obtain his salary ...

FASHIONS AND VARIETIES

... bonoured the Lord Nlayn- rompany to dinner, on Thursday, at G - it ti ing the Prirrcqss and family witnesesd Ihe pe rathev Drury- lane Theatre. e fnml The Duke of Newcastle, Ladies Caroline ad Clinton, Lady Emily Montague and a larg Pand Ort r, rables, have ...

THEATRE ROYAL

... this qualityappearedto perfeo- a tion in the recitative passages where she particularly shone. We do not wonder that in Drury Lane, where her voice, had its full range, she caused such furore. 'As an Sc- tress, Madame Bishop is by no means deficient-her ...

THEATRICALS

... may occupy them. Dowton, the best actor in his line of busir a now on the stage, is starring at Exet-r. He ought to bjat Drury Lane or Covent Garden-but perhaps his inrals ar not sufficiently pars for association a ith the pertormers of tbe '/great houses ...

THEATRICAL CHIT-CHAT

... Successful author of Conscience, or, ars the Bridal Night, Durazzo, and Mary Stuart (so ale attractive last season at Drury. lane Theatre, until Ham- mpnd's bankruptcy), is progressing rapidly in the composi- the tion of a new tragedy. ad HA4srAR5ET ...

MR. POWER AND DRURY-LANE THEATRE

... MR. POWER AND DRURY-LANE THEATlE. .~ ~ ~ ~~X sh I ii.r-n tha .:f Aut ismn we nient'oned las :.wa~k.tfte (1tirerence tnst can, ariseu ,.nd il thes Iedrinenjt of'the la~tttr rom the Diyln on p Tty b'hs suchi has been tile result wl eeietr~'b pallnir corIpodtcS ...

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE

... er i expected to arrive at Burghley House on Tuesday next, from Windsor Castle. We understand that ter Majesty wil visit Drury lane theatre on Mlonday. The performances will consist of The Syren and 'i The Beauty of Glient.-MoR-aas POST. The rumour of ...

THE FASHIONABLE WORLD

... strength of the company, Ye think, fill the fair syreui's house to the ceiing. Tash e tcles of agreement for the letting of Drury-lane of are really a curiosity. We never saw in one sheet b0lp ?? legal bolts and bars. lhere, is a clause ireaders the lease ...