... aNT Sinipkin, and ,Skirmish, — they all acquitted theMselves very well. briAw, who str long and so ably conducted the Drury- Lane Band, presided - in- the Orchestra. There was a tolerably numerous audiehce, the entertaihmehts were received with applahse ...

... 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 ...

... Theatre Royal, 1 1 arranged for the Piano Forte, ~ p r i ce G s , It. ant A lies on Sportive Wings; sung with the greatest at Drury Lane Theatre, Font:l4lbl • • itten and composed by J, Parry. is. , Writ ten Til e , com posetu, by Stevenson, Sir J. Pre p Doe ...

... flouse of Correetiou.,.Coldbathfulds, and held their examitiation in the Chapel. Thomas Lyons, of No, 9, Parker -street, Drury, lane,, was:the first witness eafled, Mrs. Cli ff ord, the deaseci's Widow, is his sister. I (line to London 27 years ago lam ...

... no o BMtt ' Dcon c eption G I n hat iti s l o ci soft an instrument could be so distinctly heard in so large a place as Drury 'Lane is,—Mr. P. 'was' accompanied on the - piano-forte by Mr. BaanAm, and the Violoncello by Mr MASON, in a very excellent manner ...

... description of theie miscreants as he passed through Stralsund, on his way to Vienna. THE HUGHES, provincial Actor, appeared at Drury -lane Theatre of Saturday, (VMS, in The honey Moon. ll is small 1 0 person, The part is ridiz:ulous, and therefore it is difficult ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Thelesson commenced at this theatre on Saturday wsth -The School for Scandal; the rspresentution of which.differed very l'ttle from that of lust season, and therefore requires few observations. Mrs. Mrs.. DAvtsozi, who is hullsputled ...

... ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . P RESENT EVENING Oct. 4 , Their . , will perform the tonittly . Uf SPEED PLOUcill. ' 13 ttilord, Air. 'pi ;.. Sir Abel Mr. tit Ibis Theatre) ; Alorrington, 1 D ni Henry Arr. line; 'M i * e 4 4 io wino, will he added the Music:4l ...

... THTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY,LANE : IS PRESENT EVENING, Oat. 20. tllcir Majesties' Servants 'Will perform - the Comedy of THE WONDER. oa Felix, Mr. Elliston ; Donna, Vinlanre, Mrs, Edwin. TO D whichlE FO will aßLdtltdO, VE. The Sch oo l f or A uthors ; with ...

... .L, DRURY-LANE, `I,:) , IING, Feb. 24, .1813, 5 vIY perform Dot the 17th . , a Iklelo-Dramatic Comic AND BUNIPO CAN ! to be• of Box Ituisell- - .6trut . ;. from Tcn till I) . e.rirg Bridge ; a Comedy, in. Two Acts, 4NING,•. 'Feb. 25,. Farce, ealied E ...

... ~~. e 9 r 3 .o*-` . THEATRP.-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , THIS PR ESE 'EVENING-, Oct. 5, their Servants will petfortn THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Mr. Powell Graziano, Mr. Wrench ; Shylock, Kernhte (being his: third appearance at this Mr. Lovegrove; Portia, Miss Smith ...

... ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT I , XENIN(4, Feb, t. 7 -, 1813, rants will perform an Operatic moke, in 'three A - cts, called THE 'DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Bello°, Mr. BRATIAM ; ' Lam!' Teraldl; Mr. :kiaccelli, ..lr LOVE:GROVE; 11661.61;a, OrCKONS; Clandioe, Miss ...