... conferieice y'esteir | day with Tr4r. PaRCEVAL, at big liouse in 1t6'inilg. street, which lasted:upwards of twvo hours, Drury-lane Theatle, it is now said, is likiy t'o be. e rebuilt in theecourse of the next suniineti. M .'SHEsti.- h DAN, and Ite other ...

... F'PiETON. At the end of, the Ballet, the' ?? Song of Cal' gain ttdrmelrow, willi be sung by Master Hwttkle, Cram ?? Royal, Drury-lane.To conclde 6with an entirely niew coaiiic lPantoinime, eailed 0 iN NTH;E CORWNER nIr, o -1larlequin Schoolboy-, HarlequinMr- ...

... presented to liis Majesty-- anrld now b6foie the Public,. in behalf of the Pefformers of the lafte Theatre-Royal,.j Ships Drury.lane. - : . From tie inipaitia ity of your condu 'on all: occa-. sioigss weicannot ?? butyou will cbnvey to the Ptb'. -HIG lcu ...

... are of pearl, aud the ?? white satin. This dlay, the Lord -Mayor ordered'the price of bread to dvalice 2d.per peck. The Drury-.Lane 'Theatre Bill, noiv' iht the Hlouse of Coutmmots, empowvers a nuirnber of pe.s.sd tais& Lhe sum OQ 30t,0001. as a funl to ...

... Jihiannot: -Frank oMdhIe, Mr. Milford; t Nfr. Huntley; i-iarmlphryGrizzit. Mr. De canip,. ltvl) of the '1 heatre Royal, Drury-lane; hisfirnt appearance at this The- atre.-io conclude with fiiteenth tinie, a' Sd serouc. [ Piece of t rce A'as, wtah. new ...

... E llntoim !! Pem ival sti'lp. Mr: thli Flliatori!!.-'H u hnipbry Griz4je, Mr. De Camp, lately of the ptyi Thealre Royal, Drury-lane; . his 3d appearasire at -this The- of ?? conldude wich, sevsenteciith tine, a grand seriots Piece of thtee At18s Witli ...

... 4niong the many I nclurs thiat- are Efrirty' to ?? enpteYed- hope in The first Committee for anrrnging the re-building Vf Drury-lane Theatre ?? o -te ollowing ten ro. prietorsi ?? Ho T. BRASVD, - A* ENDISiK BkAbSDSAW, Lord KIBrMAI&Q Sir T, TuaToN, S. WHIrBRBAD ...

... palm from her conipvtitrOs. t Miss POUCH EE, a piiond of LANZA'S, sings at BET- C -rtSoN's Litaiy, and TGiBBON, of tie late Drury-lane I iteatre ?? .li-a Dtavles, a )'otun-1 ?? the most Dronts'il vocal abilities, nightly call forth the general I ;aoudts ...

... -reater aifecta- iora of himility in the 5nidst of iv., insolence. Duke Orsino il represietcd by Mr. VAPPMORT , -- ?? of Drury-lane Theatre, who after some years abiehce from & Company in which be is wanted, lhas returned to the vnltro- polis and been ...

... easy and agrecable a man d ner, as -v attending the Leaures on the Eidouranion. n Th. Conrmmittee for the rebuilding of Drury-lane P Theatej have had two meetings this week, and' it is ti f'orthwith to be begun on a plan of ierygreat- elegane ft as evel ...

... from the 'pen of Mr.. LE.WisE It is' founded on his. Melo-Drarma, called The 1ood D°- 151511 performed some years since at Drury-lane Thea- treasanAfterpiece. The Music isby KELLY aod KING-, VAUXIsIALL..This place of amusement continues to artraft an immense ...

... diffi-; eolties which had been staitted but he did niotthink it at illiessary, Wasittobepresumed, that the. Pro- prhtor of Drury-lane Theatvei, Mt. -.Sherdidn, would . haremititedhimntoniesge his'licenceid that of DrIry-' aneadwoeld h:av gone on for t'wo ...