... Publlc the Doke of 1; from the cities of Fto,,,ce, 40, 1 i, n a t() names of the Pcifornters ke-4 been discharged by the of Drury -Lane Theatre, are GLOVER, M.. IS) E. and M. it is retires fr°lll, ;mil takes the management Tiinbridge \yens, othe.l to Nlrs ...

... Critical Remarks,. - - By Mrs. INCHBALD. A COLLECTION of FARCES and other AFTER.PI ES, which are acted at the Theatres 'Royal, Drury. Lane,_ Covent. Garden, anti Hay-market. -- ''Printed'undet the Authority, of the __Managers, from the Prompt Book. Scieded by ...

... suddenly, M r . Prompter of the Lyceuni Theatre, and woo lod ittt upwlrds of twenty-five years In that capacitY, o f Ore Drury Lane Company. H e was t he Mrs. Po WELL the Actress. He' was a in private iife, and - iossessed extraordinary ro e ': tie his ...

... to the joint application of all Parties yrincipally iaterested. THEIR Maks! les' Servants, forming the_ COMPANY of late DRURY LANE THEATRE, Wilt, THIS PRESENT EVENING, January 3, rtorrn : the Comedy of JOHN BULL ; , Or, AN ENG LISHMAN'S•FIRE-SIDE. Peregrine ...

... rude ' out to Clapham and Battersea. Last night the Duke and Duchess or GLog- CESTER and the Princess AUGUSTA went to Drury- Lane to see Deaf and Dumb' This is the first time - that the Princess AUGUSTA has been st the Theatre since it was re-built. ...

... applicati on A of all I'arties principally interested'. HEIR Majesties' Ser van t s , fo rm in g the CO M:- PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, PRESENT &VENING, Aprilz6, ttito, per. a Thelay in Five Ads, founded on Massinger's Co- RICHES ! Cr, TUB. WIFE AND ...

... first appearance at Covent garden, February, 1779, as Rosetta ditto Mrs. Pope s as Queen Katherine, first appearance at Drury lane, Oct. 1768, as ditto Mrs. Mattocks, as Mrs. Ford, first appearance at Covent garden, as Juliet, April 1762 ditto Quick, ...

... the meat ! ! , Every thing bus a pacific app COVENT. , OARDEN 1116.artt:, (citicuLAK.) JO Reply to the Circtilitr, dated Drury • Lane, Feb. 22, the .Propriet°rs 'llleatre feel it to state to the Public the .5,,,0 Ist, That Mr. Booth having tot Al m - A ...

... 420. 1 - IAY-LittNr.T.--1 - lay, 31. os. to 51. 15s. Straw, 21.05. to 11. 18s. Clover, 41. lus. to 71. 7s. THE THEATRE. DRURY LANE.- 011 Saturday Mr. KEAN trade his bow for the se►►son, and appeared in his most successful character of Sir Giles Overreach ...

... THE THEATRE. Ttie translated Play of Deaf and Dumb rived last night at Drury• Lane Theatre. impossible to forget the admirable t onna which ails Play was originally supported KEMBLE, WaoUGIIToN, SUETT, Miss POPE, and Mrs. C. KEMBLE, and we to say that ...

... E MA. REI3UPLDIN GOF DRURY-LANE rll Al'R E. COMMITTEE uridcy 'the A& passed: in the'last Session of Parliatneut for rebuilding the ltite Theot re- Drury-lane, des toyed by kale tat of Febrftiry, 04, having been for a cowiderabk time - Anxiously employed ...

... andnowroN, it seems, waited on her MAJESTY last week, in order to solicit ber patronage for the benefit of the Theatrical Fund Drury , lane. They were received with great attention by General and have reason to expect a liberal proof of royal fitvour. It .should ...