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... , 7071.1 - itOYAL, DRURY : LANE. , r E v ENJ NG M:ay 5, their will perform THE HONEY-MOON., Nike, M r, ; Juliana, NirS. Davison. To which,ivill added, The iVhee l l t9 o l F'o ' r i t ' une ; with The Flitch of is ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ' be ' P RESENT ...
... their assistance—Madame Sessi, Madame Marconi, and Mrs. DirkonS (by permission of the Prep;itters of the Theatre Royal, Drury. Lane), Signor Graamt (from the Opera House, by perntissionj, as also Signor Le Vasseur, Master Williams, and Mr. Brabant. And ...
... assured that the deliberation Of the Congress were greatly influneed by the the Brewer. of Chiswell-I,reel',4lUl Manager of Drury -lane Theatre, and and questions in the House of 'cot tlt tibined with the Scribes in the Chronic*, Alliesot only. tire effect ...
... THEATRICALS. DRURY-LANE TIT EATRE.—Romo and Juliet was announced i❑ our Paper yesterday, upon die of the playhouse bill ; but as Mr. KEAN'S indisposition would not admit 'of his perfOrming , it was first intended that Jean de Paris, Ways and Means, 'and ...
... the eastern regions have set the example. THE THEATRE.—Mr: T. COokE performed part of 'Captain 31aclthath, lost night, at Drury-, lane Theatre. 'There is - a-urixture of. gaiety, ease„ .. humour, and spirit, in this part, which has never been adequately ...
... Publlc the Doke of 1; from the cities of Fto,,,ce, 40, 1 i, n a t() names of the Pcifornters ke-4 been discharged by the of Drury -Lane Theatre, are GLOVER, M.. IS) E. and M. it is retires fr°lll, ;mil takes the management Tiinbridge \yens, othe.l to Nlrs ...
... —In consequence of Mr. KEAN'S indisposition, Mr ELLISTON, at a short notice, assumed the part of aracbeth last night at Drury- Lane Theatre. A Morning Paper - says erroneously, that it was his first appearance in that part; but though he has several times ...
... THE THEATRE. A very audience attended the representation of - The Honey iihion last night, at Drury. lane Theatre. the. &flies& task following, Mr. the oritiinal representa live of the Duke, o ne o f th e m o s t successful efforts of the former. Mr ...
... THEATRE.-On Saturday List the amusing and interesting Comedy •of The . Heir al Law attracted a very numerous audience to Drury-lane Theatre. The chief novelty in the representation was in. Dr. Punglos, lie performed the character With great spirit,. in ...
... M2l. CAMPBELL, and Colonel AmeNzaoxE. Hcr Royal Highness returned to town to dinner. the evening the Princess honoured Drury, Lane Theitre with her preseti4!, to see Mr. KEAN the Historicar Play of Richrvd 'he Second, and the new entertainment of Charles ...
... imprisoned in -Hie cust,cly of the Marshal o f t h e Murshalsea, till the said fine should be paid, and securities found. DRURY-LANE THEATRE, A numerous Meeting of the Proprietors of prory4marie Theatre ev:ss held yesterday, for the purpose of appoistring ...
... FIANoEL and PEitGor.Esr. The new Ballet called The Nuptials, which was roughly handled on its introduction on Monday dt Drury -lane Theatre, was better received last night. The Edinburgh SheriWdisplayed humour as well as wisdom in inflicting a fine upon ...