... DRURY LANE. Mrs. Centlivre's comedy . of the Trondei - was performed at this Theatre od Saturday evening. To those whose ears are seldom assailed with the language of licentious inuendo, it must be a little surprising that 'a woman should have written ...

... T • EATRICAL • - DINN kind •P. S. Tavern, - Rtmell :court, Drury_ lane), as the ho, n. , ur to inform his Frientkand the Public, that, in conieillfroce ofrso many Gebtleinen being d.saptioitited o pares at the late harnacilic.re;it, his Twen“•-seveoth ...

... ren-4ied necessary. ' The lion work at. Vauxhall Britlge going.on agah; vi ii It is not the intention of the Suh-Commiaee oi Drury- lane Theatre to make al elteratjunittlbwwlee 'IA admission. ...

... claim theret , i will notice this s. 6d. ol advertisement—Di rect (post paid) to T. W. Z. Address Office, - (tare -court, Drury -lane. . 50/. frein FDUCATION •in FRANCE. Rouen in Nor- Earl Hardwieke tnaudy.—Mr. DELILANDE, Graduate of the Uni- • • 64 .25 ...

... of fishery is e -1 :, that one and tsliy let r taken . at the in estate of this :opert) of Lord ow let at .1000/..,, .ke Drury -lane 'Mr . . Arnold, he 'product 0 !„1' down , at 100v!il at inquest Nvas T. Bartley, aged ster's barn. fie vio rd disposition ...

... Poetry, by Lord Byron—Theatrical Inquisitions—Drury-lane; the Unknown Guest, Henry the Fourth, Miss Lydia Kelly, as Desdemona; Ina—Covent Garden: Love is Limbo; the Noble Outlaw—NlcmOranda Dramatica : Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Edinburgh anol Sunderland ...

... Covent Garden, prayed very at tract ive. The lovers of harmony will be glad to hear that thd engagement of Airs. BLAND, at Drury Lane , Thvatte, has been renewed for the usual period. The Countess of KINGSTON, Lady G. SMITH, Sir W. COLE, and Sir J. C. and ...

... alternately been att!acting croviLcl . audiences to the Oxford Theatre, wuico S now under the management of RUSSELL, late of Drury Lane. LOA 1111LSINGTON, Lord and. Lady GALWAY, Sr GEORGE and Lady . SHEE, and General MACKENZIE : are at the bead of the last ...

... at their seat, Avingtoo, Hantf.. Mr. KEALeS leave of absence having expired, be has returned to town. The Duke of Was at Drury , lane last night; encouraging' with • his plaudits the efforts of the young debutante. So charmingly did the young sprite exert ...

... performances, General and Mrs. CAMPBELL stood behind her Royal Highness. It had been arranged for her Royal Highness to visit Drury Lane Theatre the week before last, but, on recollection that it holiday week, it was postpond. _ Extract of a letter from Brusscts ...

... Mrs. T. COOKE, of the Lyceum Theatre, are engaged at Drury-lane Theatre for Ave years. MEGGETT, of the Haymarket, is engaged for Drury-lane Theatre. reason for ELLISTOWS retirement from Drury-- lane 'Theatre is said to be a proposed _reduction ut salary ...

... after mitlirivist ill. treating hint, they left hint, and he saw more ot prisone7 until he met him on Friday- last in. Drury. lane, and had lint secured. He was committed for assault. . HATTON GA R OEN. . • JUVENILE DEI;EAVITY. --- Yesterday Elizabeth ...