... Keent, the Duchiess ofr'to Ik, Princes Coarhitte of Wales, and most f tile nei h'll- binriig Nobility, &c. Mliss Smith,of Drury-lane Tlheatie, gove sione recitations filnrm diferent co- medies, %vii Ewhich the Royal party appeared high- ly deligh ted. Suniday ...

... rant and whine, and grinninig, arid con. ?? of theyoing Roscins. Ou Mortldav, it is said, the reservoirou tile toll ( of Drury Lane Theatre olverflwed, and inundated the wardrobe-room ; tie 1I ss .sutained ?? which Jis calculated at looo1 . This is the ...

... Petitioner afte'riairde'adptl e fntain ofequity for a mandamus, to resiist.t9hues-a ha b sftuncions at ?? 'Theatre Royal, Drury-lane blifs hoples &f sac cess werc6 fatally daniuped by an- intiniatioli frucin one of t~he Mstaers, that, in cases so ijitricate ...

... tihe rirllise in ierests, airt affoird n increase tsr ?? ?? iteditsisr. - It is cotifitlettly ajlt guerailly rumoureil, at Drury-lane 'I'testltrc is sslustss tso receive a,- ornedy F frost the Illinitalble pen of Mr. Sheridan. On Saturdav, for the first ...

... Yesterday, at the Thatchedl House TIavernT. P,. The arrsiigeruents for- the succession of(Chtara~ers Ut for Mr. }~~~ wc~ at Drury-lane Theatre hacben o cisinert. 1c Icaid of hiS appellaring next as Yonng,(, M ivorva, tn the trastetdy C.Danglels, hie is ...

... cmulaice~oi -Aolnday the 2tst, at- an ?? bonr.I. - hir. Kean. who latperformed the part of Sbylqck at. tile Theatre-Royal, Drury.Lane, six nights, with in- creased attraction, Appeared on Saturday isiftoard the Third, `to one of tile ?? 'Uwlded; liatises ...

... it of Mr. KemblL), shilst that exhibited on Saturday at Drury-lane was copied in all its general forms from Mr. Calpon's scene, but with injudicious alterations in the detail. In tie Drury-lane scene there was no research ; the research was Mr. Capon's ...

... and all a the works aumiched to them. S is 'We sometimnes'lbenr of public edifices that can- w o- nolt be burnt. The late Drury-lane Theatre, our t; ah Readers' may remember, was of this. description- vi and ill the accoulit of the Cistom-house,.given in ...

... we are pesuaded le wtoull perforrur adrirabhy tq Mr. Popra's Othello. The music to the iam.V Melo-Drame, forth coming at Drury-lane Theatre, is by MIr. Hoia.W THEATl-RE 1.}''\. I)ItUitE'-LA NE. TIhis l~NivYill he prerfoirrll-Ai KING IZICII.A It D 'l'lill ...

... Ad KEAJNi MAMLZr. An overflowing assemblage was-at~racted to.Drury- lane Theatre on Saturday, to enjoy. the gratifcation of Mr Kean's performance of Hamlet. Mr Kenbile's personification of this c~aeactrerhs long passed for a standard ofexcellence scarcely ...

... a cir- itt Ie coaissasuce occurred, %islilci led to itie bung wished fuse is discovery. 4k friend of Mr. B's. hieing at Drury-lane ust Titeatre; sat hit a box, next, to which ixeriss two young ps itS, met)irue of shylsi, from the, delicacy of Isis psessis ...

... Minis- t- . . arlert. (Itt th 140th instant Mrs. M. Cuyler, after a long illn.es, for- unt-Iv- iof Ilie ''lotavrr Ilnal, Drury-lane. On Athe 2tth Septenmher l.;st, at (alcutta, Vihlirn B3aily, Fe- t- sot! () of TIhrn-eis laitly, Ew. of East Dulwich, PIeckham ...