... daughter was so unfortunately united to Jerome Bonaparte. An Old-Renter, who felt the ?? on his Wald- pate. on Monday, at Drury lane Theatre, observed, This is a new way to liqsuidote our demands!- You have no cause to complain, said his neighbour, ...

... fell in Shargate-street, and, damaged several houses, en- sevvral lives were lost. On Fridaya ho- rein White Hart Yard, Drury lane, London, fell down, and: ay, kilcd Win. Annison and his -dife. Several others of iev thetenants were much hurt. a ac b vn- ...

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... sbe would display the-same powers in the A- herdeen Theatre on Saturday night last, that she had for- merly sixhibited in Drury-Lane, and I was not disappoint- ed; for she'evinced the-same just conception of her'au- thor, and played with good sense, which ...

... also introduce to the ?? our old fa- Yvourite Mr Hanay Jof)IaTOV, and Mesi. BARTL.EY 2and WVALLACi;, ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Mr iohn- I ston t3es the part of the D fs cf Aran-s in the .Lucesne |ia which he shines. We are Lorry to observe that thee- ...

... and Mr Lascelles have ac- cordingly been elected. ! r Canning anti M r Brougham will carry Liver- ipool. The new Theatre, Drury-lane, was opened on Sa- turday evening. An itmense crowd were present to - witness it. The new Vhe.stre in its form and de- corations ...

... tile former .place.-At London, J. Dav:dsucn, Esq. of Ch;swick, to the celebrated arcd accomplished actress Miss Dunini, of Drury-lane ?? Goctenburgby the Rev. W'illianm :Henry Taylor, chaplain to his Majesty's 6hip Vhitory, Thontas Todd Walton, Esq. his ...

... at the Theatre-Royal, . - Drury-Lane.) Eliza Ratcliffe ?? Mrs MuviE. End of the Play, the Interlude. of SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD. Sylvester Daggerwood,..Mr BANNISTER, (As originally performed bV him at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.) In the course of the evening ...

... ortdered that it be ?? to-maorrow. 7T'esdw.l, JAn. F 1. Mr Whitbresd obtaitted leave for a bill for e-ztend. ing the act for ?? Drury-Lane theatre. Mr Ponsionby posiponed the motion resp culig I Ireland to Mondav !,rrt night. |M r iolciforu ohiained ieave for ...

... of the P ~~~W 0 R L ?? The part of Cnevto r (w ith the original Epilogue) .by Mtr'PUTAaM, F (Late of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, Dublin, Edin- - burgh, and Glasgow.) Lady BLCoonriELD, by ?? . IMrrs BUR;E~S, - (From the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.) The ...

... and other particulars, will be seen in the.Bills. - e Leader of the Band, Mr MARSHALL, from the r - late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Principal Second Violin, Mr D U FF. The Vocal Parts by Mr SINCLAIR. a Organ and Piano Forte, Mr ROGERS, Organist, from ...

... Co'medy of the !! W o R T D, |The part of Cnevro-r (vitn tih, original Vpilogue, by Mr PUTNAM, (Late -of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, tDublin, Edia- burgh, and Glasgow.) Lady BL iONIstFLD, by ?? Mrs FvRiGtSS, ! (From the Theatre'Royal, Edinburgh.) The FARCE ...