... I' HEAT RE ROYAL DRURY-LANEE.- N On Monday wgill be produced Auber's celebrated Opera of FRA- A OLO-raDiavolo, Mr. Bgabam; Zerlina, Miss Romer. CHRLEMAGNE will he repeated every evening. rrHEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.-On THE ?? repeated Shaksapeare's ...

... competition of every British distillation. HENRY DRETT and Co., Old Furnival's Inn, Holborn-bars. HENRY BRETT, Jun., 106, Drury-lane, ALFRlED BRtETT, 50, Stone's-ena, Southwark. NATIONAL COGNAC BRANDY DISTILLERY COMPANY. 15, KING STREET, SNowiiiLT., LoNDoN ...

... have heard of heoe, was a great thief- he is placed on the portico of Drury-lane, because there is no room for him in- side. There are besides the boxes, very fine stables at Drury- lane; and the green-room (a place for young actors, green being a fashionable ...

... MANNERS AND AMUSEMENTS. THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The theatres have been prolific in new pieces this last week, but though the opera at Drury was produced after those of the - Adelphi and the Olympic, we must give the major the prece- - dence. On ...

... of Newburgh took place at her residence at Brighton, on Friday last, in her 77th year. In a window in White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, may be seen a bill, announcing that karpets is beet and mezagees tended to by the person in the kitchen. In Duke-street ...

... competition of every British distillation. HENRY 1R'ETT and Co., Old Furnival's Inn, lolborn-bars. HENRY BRETT, Jun., 106, Drury-lane. ALFRED BRETT, 50, Stone's-end, Southwark. UPUBLICANS' GROG-WATER BOILERS, with -L. BEER and WINE-MULLERS, for fimingr on ...

... T HEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.- TEIESCHUTZ Braham will P In the Opera of DER Tuesday, FRNCIS E FI8, and aDIVER- S ENT, in rhich Mile. Elser eill appear. Wednesday, an PERA, in which Mr. Braham will perform. Thursday, FRANCIS THE FIRST, and a D1VERTISEDIENT ...

... similar objects, but they were confined to persons who had enjoyed for a specified period engagements at Covent-garden or Drury-lane a whereas a more comprehensive provision.-namely, one for the pro- fession at large-was contemplated by the present meeting ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.- PRIESCHUTZ. With CHARLEMAG1 . FRlANCIS THE FIRaT will be repeated three times a wveek. CHARLEMAGNE will be repeated every evening. HEEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.-On Monday willbe repeated Shakspeare's Historical Tragedyof CB3T ...

... except the 1Model of a Man, at the Adelphi, which, not proving the model for a drama, we shall say nothing about. At Drury-lane, Van Amburgh and his lions, Ducrow and his horses, continue to draw, while Mr. Bunn is rehbarsing the opera of William ...

... upon the consumption of October, 1837, and a decrease of 51 cows, and 3,396 kilograusises of tallow. Sinclair is engaged at Drury-lane, and will mnike is ap - pearance witll Brahans in Rossini's opera of William Toll;' which evill shortly be produced there ...

... bodyconcerned in it; and we recommend Mr. M acreadyin future to watch his half prices as well as lie attends to his fall prices. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Here we are again called on to criticise as a first piece that which we should be delighted to see as an after ...