... days. Miss Mvttiay we are happy to learn, is perfealy re- established in health, and is to Miake her first appearance at Drury lane Thneatre in the charac'ter of Rosetta ota Monday next. Mr. KEAN, after this week, proceeds on an engage- mrent to Edinburgh ...

... Cathe- rise DuoTy, suspected to have been murdered by her husband at their lodgings, 15, Nottinghanm-court, Short's-gardens, Drury- lane, on Sunday irorning last. The Jury, after deliberating n.ealy half an hour, returned a verdict of Manslaughter against the ...

... accompanied hbin, to see that c he did it firly, end to take care he was not rn'iever. * 'e was to start along Broker's-alley, Drury lane, White Hart-yard, and I down (Oatherine.street, and he found out cacti turning very dce- 'sverly. Ile perforrn ed liis ...

... ctlken an engagement for sixteen y nights at the Dublin Theatre, at the close of Drury. i Lane Theatre. , *Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, Feb. 2S, 81r4. DEAR SiR,-Areportheing veryprevalent t;h tlhhve urged s you to more frequent performances on the State thans ...

... corse forward on this occasion, -was a feeling of what' was due to the- number of persons in- terested in the property of Drury-lane theatre. He was most ready to acknowledge the candour and fairness that had been . shewn'him bythe Gentlemrenwithwhom the ...

... be x.S. 6d. Price Is. T-: XE SHADE of DRIJ Y, a v.ISION, in. * scribed to one of the PATENI'TEIS of the ,HEA'rItE ILOYAL, DRURY LANE. * Tu-snirrov, andto-morrow, and to-morrow, 4' Creeps with tbspetty pacefrom day today' To the last sypahe ot ?? 55AK5PEARaE ...

... prce 131. extra boards, TT1HE BRITISH. THEATRE ; or, a Collection IX of I'lays, which are acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury- lane, Covent-garden, and Haymarket, printed tinder the Au- thority, and by Permission, of the Managers, front the Prompt Books ...

... 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. ...

... audiences of the PR5NCE REGENT yesterday. Saturday night the Duke and Duchess of YoRx honoured the last performance of the Drury-lane company, at the Ilay-mar- Iket 'fheatre, with their presence. Friday Prince LEOPOLD gave a grand dinner to the Duke and ...

... at the end of next month. The Authoress of the new Tragedy (swhich would otherwise have-been immediately brought out at Drury- lane Theatre, and of which the report is so highly la- vourable), has desired that the representation of her Play may be suspended ...

... and a lady, whose nanie we understand is MACKENZtE, in that of Jolliet. The former is the son of the present Manager of Drury lane Theatre, and consequently a member of that f'a- rnilv to which the modern stage is indebted for two of its 'rightest ornaments ...

... lacerated, the criminal might have been restored to life !-The Scotsmasi. fit our remarks on tire Oratorio lately performed at Drury- lane Theatre, we mentioned the Sostenente Piano of M1essrs. Mott and Co. in Pall Mall, as being similar to l-l-r. Walker's Celestina ...