... HENRY HOWARD; RA. Sec. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THE NEW RENTERS are requested to meet in the Theatre on Friday, the 10th of May, at Half past Twelve precisely, on special business. C. W. WARD, Secretary. Drury-lane Theatre, April 30, 1816. Admission at ...

... the streets in the day time, and, resort to public places in the evenings. On Tuesday night two of g,ings wee ktected tt Drury Lane Theatre, And at the Opera House. -. Nichols, and ethers belongin; the Office, were in the Haymarket at the time of the close ...

... ° ill 4. • THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. EVENJNG.-Thursday, their Majesties Serperform t he Comedy ot, A To SCA R BOAOUGH. . FoppAzin, Mr. S. Penley ; ir Tunhellv Clumsey, Town's', Mr. Holland,. Mr: •k ; Vuu g Fa‘iiiiim, Mr. Barnard ' • Mr. larley ; 'rvman ...

... I'HE.ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. iTIIIS EVENING, Friday, their Majesties Servants will perform the Coinedy TOWN AND COUNTRY.: •. After which, Murphy's Comedy of • . I'IIREE IVEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE, . Co which will be added, a New Minkel Romance, called. THE ...

... Morning till Seven in the Evening. Admission One Shilling.—CataloLtoe One II EN RV HOWARD, R. A. Sec. THEATRE ROV I AL, DRURY-LANE. is hereby gi%;en, iii it a GENERAL ASSEMBLY or the Subscribers to Theatre will be livid on Wedresdav, Mir the Bth. at One ...

... extant_ The Doke and Duchess of CUMBERLNNO were among the most fashionab!e company. Every part of the house was filled. DRURY-LANE. The attraction of a new Juliet, together with the .Jubilee-Ode and Pageant, drew a splendid company to this Theatre, last ...

... quhvieted, as reputed thieves, muter the PolleAct,' they I hav,ing been found -by some of the patrol - 6, on TueSday nighty near Drury-lane Theatre, .vith eminent to euhaihit telon)' on I the persons coming; out of the -Theatre. • • • - , . . MA.III,BOROUGH sTREvr ...