... sale at that advaince. Pease and Beans were rather better sale than nni Monday, anil higher prices were asked for eacb. DRURY LANE THEATRF. Iii consequence of an intimation from Mr. Walker, Chairman of the Comtmittee of Creditors appointed oei the l6th ...

... Aldrich, sister to the Rev. William Aldrich, vicar of Stow-mnrket.—At Rochester, aged 49, Mrs. Dow ton, wife Mr. Dowton, of Drury lane Theatre. She was an excellent actress. She survived her elder sister, the late Miss Baker, only four. days. The latter fell ...

... re- matrkanbly wvell formed. Mr. Cirl'isle's ilerits, as a Lec- tUI'r, need no euloriuni. . , a a c The newv IRenters of Drury-lane Theatre, it appea's, have recently hold a. meeting, in whiich it was resolved, that if the Patentees are ?? prepiered to ...

... preplritrary to which e the Cathedril of Dublin leis been closed, for the s purpose of fittinr it up tlar the cerenmony. . Drury Lane Theutrical Fuad.-Tlie Friends rant Sn pporters of this Institiotion dined at the C City of Loiidon Taverin, onl Fridloc ...

... of Wiales Issd ber' first. cevtuesti party Monday lasts Osseen, &r,. with a select nuniber of Noblility, 'present -aIt Drury Lane, Frislay, ts. witness Kciia's Zimsga. 1The .r ucess of Wales arrived] at Milan. on tile ish lt'--slie was present ?? a Boll ...

... he should perforin.” The astonished author, relating this to a brother dramatist, was told he had also sent a tragedy to Drury-lane, and received exactly the same admonition from the actor. It happened that just at this period, a tragedy, by iss Porter ...

... excited such an unexampled interest in the public mind, contains the Correspondence of the Author with the Committee of Drury Lane Theatre, Peter Moore, Esq. M.P. and Mr. Kean. Published for C. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Mari a-lane, London and sold by ...

... tlte Age; a gieht eat 113 Of oa lbicbl bare nerer before been pub- lished. ?? By RALPH WEWI'I'ZER, Of. the Theatre R oyp, , Drury Lane. 'I'liii littlei rilatiie contains a .great deal of alneu- it matatter; it is eoiotfidetlysotoinitled to the public, as ...

... by Messrs. LATELLA and SMITs,rof the K~ino's Theatre; got up under the direction of Mr. MALE, of the sate Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. TO CONCLUDE WVITr A Viewe ef the Ionfernal Regions, and a ,Shiower.of Fire. Tihe Piospectus and further particutars will ...

... SMITH, of the King's Theatre, Opera House. The whole is got up under the direction of Mr. M t.-E, of the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. On MONDAY, Readings from the celebrated Plty of LOV7IERS' . VOWS. 'After wlhiclh will be produced (for the first time) ...

... ?? ' THeEATmfCA'LS,-Novelties almnost: iiititify 'r}f ?? cession at ttie two Wiiter Theatres- ifly Spg.7uee audYI, at Drury Lane,'assdl f Bobimet, the Iauit at .Covent Garden,Stwo inpsical .after-pieces brought, out and well received last ?? critics' ...

... Lordship (the Editor of ship s poetry having stated, u*— _=>v,iug but the itforßmg Cnromrt an inali „ nant influence U one of Drury -lane the particulars of the quarrel will tor . ed -First Surrey and mharked. and from Ireland last week at Portsmonro Kil „ ...