... enlivened with the best. company of pierforiers that han 'ever :yet matde. its appearance inl thle TiverSit Mr. LttssL, fromi Drury Lane, will speai the ack4et Court, oppsi .:,ertbashcollege, on Thut.rsday net3, vis ans, 24s th c7s oly be equalled ?? phice ...

... Glh March .6id l;thrJun1,' 1818; and fives, dated 29thJune, ISIS, It is now pablicly aunrounced, by advertisement.,, that Drury Lane Theatre is to open at the old prices of admission, viz. five ?? the boxes, and three shillings the pit. The Proprietors ...

... is succeeded in his nd title and estates by his eldest son Lord Castlerosse. e It is said the sum taken at the doors of Drury -lane Theatrq, on its opening, was 8591. ...

... Boltley, ijuar Chertsey, the country re- sie neelce. ' ?? T'1 , trial oF George Barnett, for shooting at Miss ielt,, at Drury Lane Theatre, oN the 17th of Feb. I-!Ft. ear-ie on at the Old Biley, on 'Monday.- 'T'hle C::u- was crowded to fecess. After the ...

... entertained other hivisg been cap. E PUFF Su't B.We are tinduced to copy thb following effusioin, literilly, frorinthe Drury- Lane play-bill, for thle use of coiintry 'managers: ; Great'and tianceidfit asha s 'bWen the suc- c& Sf his (Mi fnsterly- efflofts ...

... and Mrs Murray, and Miss Maxwell, Pol- t maise; J. Macphernon Grant, Esq. M. P.; H. Mourn. Esq.; and E. IKean, Esq. of Drury l.ane Theitre.-Arrived, Wil- liam Holms, Esq. M. P.; Lady Strong and familF; William. rMontgonrerie,. Esq.; Charles Cochrane, ...

... of Mlr. Whitcbread, by Bacon. has been I ut3animously voted by the Committee, to be placed in I1 the principal Waloon of Drury Lane Theatre, as a me- o mortal of its re-erection under his able and judicious management, by which that Theatre has been so ...

... receipt of the intelligence. . sC - D.Pa:?Evw L~s EF- .1 h followvi ng, we understandl, the constitate a portion of the Drury -Lane Company eve rrkagedby M~r Elliston .tOs J\4r-g W. ?? h;i Mrs Chatterley, Mrs Sparks, Ths.0racr, Nl'ss Kelly Mr Blandi Mii ...

... ntniine osf Han- ll BKdoit 3f(Iliver, with the ?? of whrls5 Y Ilig003. jness Sented Ihizghly ent.rtnined. NZ. Tie ols of Drury Lane Theatdre ?? to 80,S01. p bi, i'asaos.Dtdat an enri's hours --'estersdsy fi-r tntniirtnnn in St. George's Honspitnal, Wo ...

... - tb ,a ed art Of the 3 d ?? of Foot Guards, quartered in sect Ilt the T6wer. Thiis eveni-ig ?? Duk~ewill honour ill ti Drury-lane Ttieatre with -hid presence, to:. see Mrs. prn MA ISDYN in the Comnedyj of 2'/e I'Vill. pert Yesterday the Archdukes JOHn ...

... 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- ...

... rind ethers of thia late Mr. Kiilg's pnirts, finl)n Duttliri. Romeo and Juliet is to be tie opening play of tire season ait Drury Lane, in which Mlr. Heury Keemble, the soil of the new Stage Mauager, is to make tis di bite before a Lontdon audience iiu Romeo ...