... were quite extraordinary. Laporte at Covent Garden, on Saturday, received twenty- four notices of indisposition, and at Drury-lane, the Al a- nager, Mlacready, Braham, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, and a multitude of others, labour under its influence. 'The dis- ...

... Pagatilti; and it lais been given out (by his frienids we presutne) that lie has refused an engagement for a large sum at Drury-lane, under the expectation that he would be secured by Moitek Mason. We aresure thatthe Di. rector of' the French, German, aid ...

... two of our contemitpo- rarios (tile Tiynca and Morning Advertiser,) which deecribe the reception of the noble 'artl 'at Drury-lane theatre on Tuesday' night. H-e waes literailyiexpelled the liouse. 'What an indication of the sen6e enlt lied by tihe public ...

... success was imtedlatu; iao lie tellc feo a nitnber of vetirs in the positiotfof printcipal tntor al Covent e Garden udll Drury Lane,-a positiot lie wes qntalihi)cl toaild by the ?? beauty of Ili voice, ltis ptre tittl lalffoerted te style ofnilgiig, taud ...

... acted by Miss Emmeline Montague, a quiet, interesting young person, with a very sweet voice, who came out originally at Drury-lane during Mr. Hammond's unfortunate management.— Spectator. Flopkment.—Last week an elopement of a rather unu ual character ...

... MR. KEAN AND MISS O'NEILL. | ttO The Lndon parers state, that the audience of Drury.lane Li b I heatte were gratifled the otiher evening by the appearance of ei Jr Mr. lheordan, in LorK Escex'a box, for the ?? time since ite u .re building. After the ...

... Yet shall our latest age This parting scene review- Pride of the British stagp, A long and last adieu! The performers of Drury-lane 'fibeatre, anxious to irecord their testimony of respect for the advantages derived from Mr. Kemble's professional exertions ...

... ConN-LAW LEAGUE.-We refer with pleasure to the spirited proceedings of the League at the great meeting on Wednesday evening at Drury-lane Theatre. The house was again a bumper, and the speeches were of the first class, argumentative, impressive, and con- ...

... jjR. SHERIDAN KNOWLES' NEW PLAY. | A new play, by thle author of Visyginjius and tie Hunch,- back, has been acted at Drury-lane Theatre wvitlh perfect success. Ylie Secretary, though not among the higher eflorts of its adiiirrable writer, ?? ?? character ...

... incidents connected with them, with' a view-to the uti. mate exrinction of Negro Slavery. 1, Paganini's last concert at Drury-lane produced him 2501. ?? deducting-from the receipts 1001. for the use of the Theatre. . Lord Althorp's brother, the Ron. G ...

... this, that Lady Etdon gave sixrpen to a beggar a few days ?? paper. Macready is engaged by Elliston for the Theatre Ret: Drury.lane. The report, therefore, of this gentlemrai going to America, during the present season, is not trete The King has made a ...

... majesty, when Duke or Cla. rence, Nvas In the tiahit 01 paying hebilomadat visits to tile treasury of the theatre-royal, Drury-lane mindeed, his autii. graphs are still to be seen lo the cash~books 01: that establish. nest,tesitifying6 the application ...