... thirty-five melodrantci, forty-two musical pieces, ot one and two acts, exclusive of comic-operas and other pieces played at Drury Lane and Coveut Garden theatres. The celebrated St. Foi* relate* with jjreat indig- Mtioa the fullitwing anecdote; fonegn Nobleman ...

... purchased by subscription of the Members of the Club at Brookes’*. Brutus has proved what i* technically termed a good hit.” for Drury Lane. The average profits of the first thirty jicrforinanccs were upwards of jt'2so a night. Mr. Kean is in possession of a ...

... the Ist of November, i t place out of tlie United Kingdom, or Hie ~d idanils. iiosequencc the financial difficulties in li Drury-Lane Theatre is involved, the Compare about perform at the Hay market Thea«li:ch has beeu liberally granted theta Mr. irrh. for ...

... Baker.—Joseph Peters, Dorking, Surrey, Lime-burner.—Hugh Summers, Saint Swithin’s lame, Loudon, Merchant.—Thomat Stanton, Drury-Lane, Middlesex, Cheesemonger.— Nathaniel Edmonds, of Parliamen|-slreet. \Vestmuistcr, Hatter.—William Gmrdwin, Cambridge, Currier ...

... deemed beneficial the properly. It is said that Mr. Hllislon, well Mr. Kean, is in treaty Cot farming the Management of Drury-lane Theatre next season. Prince Ksterhazy gave a grand rout Sunday evening nearly three hundred fashionables. Sir T. Laurence ...

... Committee of Management of Two Hundred, which had been collectively reduced to about i»0 persons, marched in terrific arny up Drury-lane. to beat for recruits. In their way they succeeded in gaining accession of wreaglh from the Weslnsii.stcr Reform Society ...