... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Af.er the Report of the SpeeialCommittee was read onMonday. I .;rd Kinnaird said he did not consider the theatre in a bankrupt state. On the contrary, an honest exposition of its affairs, a proper reduction, additional attraction, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. GENERAL MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS. Yesterday a numerous and highly respectable meet- ing of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre took place in the Saloon upon the subject of the general interests of the Theatre. Mr. D„nt in the Chair ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. MEETINGOFTHE COMMITTEE AND PERFORMERS On Saturday a Meeting, consisting of most of the Committee and Performers of Drury Lane Theatre, took place in the Saloon, pursuant to a circular no- tice on a subject of very great interest, ...

... TfiKVIKI. ROYAL, DRURY -LANE. T, inirr.m. ivIVT. RICHARD THK THIRD. ?? i- i tili-sti-r. V,r. Kean; l-ady .Anne, MUs Rover. , ?? Viii.h, TfHtl L V.lVks ALTER MARRIAGE, j ;jv there will hi- no Performance; Saturday, Tbe Bride »a, ?? and every evening of ...

... proved fatal. The Lady escaped unhurt. A young woman wi'h n child, crossing the road from Great Russi. 1 -sire;. -t to Drury -lane Theatre, came in contact with a Gentleman's carriage, and being confused in attfinpting to get hack, by the shouting of ...

... them with the late Proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre in'the year 1810, and re- cognised in the Acts of Parliament, has not yet been completed. Yonr Committee have met and corresponded with the Sub- committee of Drury Lane Theatre on this subject. It, however ...

... a pai fridge is liable to a penalty of 5/. for ever) such bird after that period. A meeting of the General Committee of Drury- lane Theatre took place yesterday morning, for the purpose of choosing a new inemb-r of the Sub-Corn- jnitlee, instead of _he ...

... call your attention to a clM i nu circumstance relative to the Tragedy of Bn*,. c • . i\ r ?? ° ' ?? now performing at Drury -Lane Theatre. The Author in his preface, has returned thank-; to the actors a \\ the Sub-Committee and the Managers; but he]' ...

... other Government Offices, were illuminated in the evening, as were ihs Opera liouse, the Thea- tres of Covent Garden and Drury Lane, the English Opera House, and the Ilaymarkct Theatre, and the houses cf the Royal Tradesman. The annual entertainment was ...

... THEATRES. DRURY LANE The Tragedy of v Dough _ was last ntghf well represented at this house. Mr. ?? played Voting Norval for the first time ; and Miss M..CAW.F.V, from the Dublin Theatre, made her debit? on these boards as ?? Randolph. Mr. Kkan evinced ...

... Mrs. Yates as Meg Merril'us. Mr. Pyne has long been considered a vocal per- former of great talent, and hi** absence from Drury- lane Theatre has not been so protracted as to make the public strangers to his merit. We believe he has been to what is now ...

... Yesterday James Hughes was brought before Sir N. Cqxant, upon the following charge, made by one ofthe Sub- Committee ofihe Drury Lane Management.' ANOTHER ACCOUNT The Public will have heen apprised, that great difference of opinion prevails between the ...