... only from royal enter- tainers, but the heartfelt and er-thusiastic cheers which hailed his appearance at the theatres of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, on Friday, f'rom tha public in general, cannot fail to afford the highest gratification to his Royal ...

... cuirtil the privileges of a Cireus, tiftvr the Lte deedion of the Crdwtin Filyvrers with regard t, ethe prose- icution of Drury Lane aird Covent OdirdenThe~tre`sufinlrst the Olympic Theatre, Lolidon, which was decid d h infavour of tlie ltter?' lshoiidd ...

... 37th regiment, 200 of the 7th ditto; detachments of the 73d and 92d ditto. It is said that the sum taken at the doors of Drury- lane Theatre, on its opening, was L.859. BREAD.-Yesterday the Lord Mayor ordered it to fall 3d. -per peck; to take place io-morrowiv- ...

... e of Mr Sean's refusal to perform the ST hero of Mr Knowles' tragedy Alfred, the intended da representation of-it at Drury Lane is abandoned for the resent. 1he -ltters fcom Spain continua to state, that war_ FD like preparations, in all parts of Spain ...

... purser of that ship. Bishop, the composer, is still employed on the music of Aladdin, which is in preparation as an opera at Drury Lane Theatre, on a scale of great magnifi- cence. Miss Stephens is to perform the character of Aladdin. Mr Braham is engaged ...

... ?? pa- Second ieutehnant A F W PapiUbo to be First Lieutenant, vice Lindsa .51?! e . R BANKRUPTS' S:Kent,. Rrse Cosrt, Drury Lane, London, virtu- ' ater.' ' ' -. , 2. sell, King Street, Portlaai Sqare, Loxdeu5 dealer L Aindrew, Wandsworth Road, London ...

... here laft night introduced the fo much celebrated Mrs BILLINGTON, now the mufical enchantrefs of the age, and Mr KELLY, of Drury Lane. Perhaps this lady's portly figure, flately flep, and action, may not be exactly in characder for Rofetia, but hier immrenfe ...

... nesday evening, in the person of Air Penson (who, we are no informed, is a scion of the veteran of that name, formerly of m Drury Lane theatre). The character chosen. for his debut he was Figaro, in the Barber of Seville; and it is but justice a.to acknowledge ...

... still a further decline, the stated price being 319A. In October 1827, Bank stock was as high as 2iO.-Morainy Register. Drury Lane and Covent Garden closed on Friday night for the season. AIPE II OTHEATRE-This Evening. THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Captain Macbeath ...

... neighbour's house, but her life is considered in great danger. None of the parties are insured. The corps dramarstque of Drury Lane, and the per- sonal friends of Mr C. Keen, intend, towards the close of his engagement, to give him a dinner in the salolo ...

... and theochild is doing well. 'T HEATRICAL Fa.AcAs. Friday afternoon, a novel. scene took plAae6 in the -neighbourlood ofc Drury. Lane Theatre, ?? Giossop, jun. t of the Royal Coburg, and -Mr Winston, lhe a aotiieg .tnarnager of .the former theatfe. C)On ...

... tthe progresslve intelligence of the country. The treatment experienced by the French dramatic company who have appeared at Drury Lane, aud at- attempted to produce the .11onte C'Aristo of Alexandre Dtmams, has, we are glad to say, met with deserved repro- ...