... DRURY LANE. Saturday. night two ng ra'd , s and MiAs S, Hal lord Made their first appearante: in the Atte' p;ere Rosh. They very sweet 'vo, , cvs, and toe elder one considerable pa wcrs.' 4 Thy were deser.ed! , II received, uok,, will prove tt vadat& ...

... DRURY LANE Massinger's play of the [)nko of Milan, has been revived for the sake nitrodu dug Kea-i in a arat ler o( Sforza, 'File play is an accumulation of horrors; with somepoelry which fanev's tht'least mgredi nt, but entirely divested of scnliment ...

... Drury lane A pieer , the Cullom relebres, is to he performed vr-morrow evening- at this heatre, and is also advertised for Covent (,:trkitiii. Its titles are, at the Cornier, Accusation, or the Family of A nirade ; at the latter, The. Portfolio or the ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Farce from the pen of Mr. Dibdin was on Thursday night acted, for the first time, tinder the eccentric title of What hest;—This piece derives its mum from a series of hitlits-ous incidents. .% nephew assumes the character of his uncle ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. Mr. KEAN performed on Saturday evening with his accustomed excellence the arduous character of Sir Edward Mortimer; and Mr. BARNARD sustained the part of IVitford, at a very short notice, with considerable talent, in consequence of ...

... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE On Tuesday a new Comedy, under the title of The Guardians, was performed at this Theatre for the first time. The Dramatis Penn= were as follows : L ,, rd Fillegree • Mr. S. PrINILEY. Mr. Barton Mr. Sedgmore Mr. WALLACK. Mr. Wavely ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. After the grand play of Macbeth, a new farce, entitled Nola Bene, was on Thursday brought out, and though it was heard with patience to the end, the audience expressed very general disapprobaticin of it when attempted to be announced ...

... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. Thuxsday, after the performance of Lillo's Tragedy 4' George Barnwell, which was, as usual at this season of the :year, rendered in many parts inaudible by the clamours of the holyday-day makers, a new Pantomime Ava,s introduced, ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. The Comedy of The Rivals was represented S.iturday night, and .althotigh all the p:lrts were not perfectly well filled, there was in most of thkfm a display of excellence worthy of a metropol:tam Theatre, and cApable of doing ;mike ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. The plealant little Comic Opera of Rosima was on Saturday sight performed for the purpose of inundating two new candidates for public favour, Miss E. and Miss S. HALFORD, in the parts of Rosina and Phoebe. Our stage has very rarely ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MR. JOHNSTONE has the honour to announce to his Friends and the Public, that his BEN EFIT is Jised for MONDAY, the of June; when will be perfonned (by canicular desire, no! acted this Season) the favountcCumady SONS F.KIN. With ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Monday be performed the Opera of RAMAH DROOG. To which will be ad,led, the Cotnedy of WAYS AND MEANS. Thursday, (first time) Harlequin Homer; or, the Christmas Pie. ...