... Chaleaers. Monsieur Messemer, First Cornet a Piston, from the Concert Musard. Parts, and the Concerts of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London, wil( |»erforitt* tto Night only, Vacations:' conclude with the Farce of MAITRESSE DE LANGUE. Vandore, M. Tourtois; ...

... An English company players is now performing at Amsterdam ; St is managed Mr. Smithson, brother, it said, Miss Smithson, Drury Lane Theatre. It was the late Sir C. Price who used, when gave a din ner, to have a regular pun-trap on his table, the shape ...

... with one fair spirit for its minister Madame Anna Tbillon, was. on Wednesday night, produced, and with full success, at Drury lane Theatre. How much was anticipated from both might, those present, have been feelingly calculated from the excessive crowd ...

... produced new Comic Piece (in/lwo Acts), called SNAKES IN THE GRASS, I As performed with the greatest the Tlif itre- Royal, Drury lane. I Mr. Jinus^w.™ D.iwtim. I The Evening’s Entertainients will conclude will, (reduced to two Acts), THE BEGGAR’S OPERA. ...

... the first dote this Stage) the new Drama of THE BRIGAND. (Performing now with the greatest success at the Theatre- Royal, Drury lane.) Prince Bianchi, Mr. Slmter; Albert, Mr. King; Theodore, Mr. F. Cooke; Alleasandro Maasarom, (the Brigand Chief ) Mr. T ...

... produced a new Comie Piece (in two Acts, called SNAKES IN THE GRASS, As performed with the greatest success tbs Theatre. Royal, Drury lane. Mr. Janus ,Mt. Duwton. The Evening's Enteitaiments will conclude with (first time these three years) the Melo-Uiame «f ...

... who had gained great renown Continent. in Guihuume Tell and similar characters, has been for considerable period filling Drury lane Theatre every n, bl - . , A new t«nor. Signor Corelli, has appeared at the Queen Theatre. Opinion seems divided to his merits ...

... arranged hy Mr. Calcraft. Massniello, Neapolitan Fistierman), Mr. Braham, (originally acted by him ith groat snrress a? Drury lane Theatre) ; Don Alphonao, (S ■« of the V iceroy of Naples), Mr. 11. Redford Elrirs, ( Alphonsn), Miss Byfeld FenelU, (Ma ...

... volumes of Mount Etna was, at the close of last month, throwing out Baife’s new opera, the Gipsy, is to be brought out at Drury- lane on Monday next, the 27th instant. ...

... lessee of Covn garden theatre, and some the sub-committee are said have given out that they are open to offers even for Drury lane. What may the fact, excepting that matters are unsettled, wea'e not aide to state. liave already mentioned thi'piobibility ...

... Garden Theatre for next season. Madame Vestris is also spoken of having sent in proposals. Mr. Bunn to be the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre for the ensuing season. Mr. Yates from the Ade'.phi to his stage manager. Mrs Yates is also engaged, and Mr. Anderson ...

... (off) 6 - Sw itcher (off) DEATH OF Mn. RicHARD o YOUiGE:, TIIE CO1EDtAS This esteemed performer, who was many years at Drury' lane Theatre, but latterly almost exclusively at the miDOr', expired on Tuesday after an illness of some continuarce, at his ...