... 69 451 DRURY : LANE. • EVEN , * Dec. 24, their . Servants will the Tragedy of . L . MACBETH. ; Banquo,:Mac:doff; Mr. r Elrington ; Rosse, Mr. Lady Hecate, Mr. Bellamy; First Witch, Witch, Mr. Knight; Third Witch, Mr. t~ ill added, 21st time; a new Musical ...

... THE THEATRE. 'On Saturday. another translation of the same French piece which was brought forward at Drury lane Theatre under the title of Jean de Paris; was introduced at Covent-Garden Theatre, with the more intelh4ible name to English ears of Jan of ...

... Lord Charles Bentinck, Alter dinner, their . ?Majesties, in ?confornwy with the notice they had previously iyen, uoured Drury Lane Theatre - with their preseik:7, The house Was crowded to excess. The box' was !fitted up in a. style suited to . the cu ...

... THE TEILITRE. DRURY-LANE.—MISS W A LSTEI N, who, actoid4 ing to report, was - particularly admired in Ireland for her performance of Jane Shore, appeared:,.in that character last night at this Theatre, though we did not observe such an extraordinary degree ...

... venVgarden, price tOs. 6d. Mr. Brabant's Music in the lavourite Opera of NAKEISISKY, as pertorme'd at the Theatre ,Royal, Drury lane, price 125., Also the following Pieces may be had singly - : Forget me not, sung be, r. Braham, price Is. '6d, 0, Thou ...

... avenues be streets, were yesterday ordered to Court of Aldermen. gallant Iletman of the Cossacks, the Ve l t a e s; visited Drury Lane w here he, was' received witi: l . :I l l e e a ‘ t Ar i : e rinest t the audience. ,After the- pkty, , -lie Theatre, acetutirm“ ...

... And call the bench of bishops to inspect ? Yet-slit, even she -has prophesier/ in vain, Both Co ven t Garden thrives, and. Drury Lane. Even now, when peace her How'rf garland brings, 4 4 To wrOtth the.sceptre of triumphant kings, War , ' war; more war,' ...

... attempting to 'rob several Gentlemen at the'bottom of Catlrerine-street, at the time the conipany were coining out -of Drury- lane .Theatre. The prisoner agreed to go to sea, and' he was according sent on hoard the Tender. ...

... the performers are distinctly heard all over • the Theatre: OCCASIONAL ADDRESS, Written by S. J. EN. for the Opening of Drury- Lane Theatre, September 20th, Ibl4. At length, War's desolating banner furl'd, Sweet Peace descends to bless the weary world ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. We have already announced the chief alterations whiCh have taken place in this Theatre, viz. the removal of the majestic pillars which gave such grandeur to the Proscenium. The places have been supplied by four boxes on each side, ...

... DRURY-LANE EATRE. Some of our .Conte:nporaries have taken notice of Miss STANLEY'S appearance last night in the Revenge. What object Managers may hare in not more frequently introducing this actress to the public, is not easily to be ascertained ; that ...

... - 1 1i , , tip s ,' DRURY-LANE. EVENING, Oct. 26, Their Li the Opera of AND 't o ; and Mrs. Dielforts. 'l', will be added, the Comedy of ; AND M with 'Pile Woodman's Hut. AL, AL, COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, Oct. 26, will be til e 1( E PRESERV'D. Pier, , ...