... exhibit the qstem in a series of farces; and, in about a year or two's time we way have them acted at Covent G1arden and Drury Lane. MR. WEBB HALL. I SHALL, in my next, make a distinct proposition to this gentle- man. He, in my opinion, has misled, and ...

... To tt.t'(i\ for :t goo! fat Cure T[I Pap ,.}W ai'XtiO' look- Tul I 'jii in Re s a Siterurc, And get, apiTltl . no Lok.' DRURY LA.NE THEATRE. rh 1,1Cal Is of 1j,,b ho,/ Aiacc-er or was performed last wit Wii gri-tatl vteort .Thlr0l tile attractinn iwas ...

... Strand. Duncombe, 19, Little Queen Street, Holborn. Edwards, 5S, Newgate Street. lEldershaw, 15, Adam Street West. Elliott, Drury Lane. Farquarson, Plumtree Street, St. Giles's. Harris, Bow Street, Covent Garden. Hewlett, Dean Street, Soho. Houghton, 161 ...

... ORATORIOS. On Wednesday a miscellaneous selection of music was performed' at Drury Lane 'I heatre; -which, in reference to the radical mean- ingof the term, instead of A Grand Seleetiost should be called A pot pourri ^,of music ; for 'the sterling ...

... cturer. [Btardl, Kmig'k tneh walk. Frijay, Nep. 27, INSOLVENTS. M. and J. Dancy, Worth, Sussex, carpenters. Y, Bennett, Drury lane, ironmonger.- Po Groves, Jermsyn street, commerciaL-agent. : BANKRUPTCY ENIARtED. Jj.. Tlompson, Aldersgate street, liteu-draper ...

... always enter- tained a just appreciation. Tise name of the gentleman, whose performance of Othello excited so much remark at Drury lane last week, is Smith, and he is said to be the son of a British Admiral. The sum which be paid the lessee, for liberty to ...

... 21. he. THE FUNDS. ConsolsO 896 i 4 per Cent. 1034 s If Reduced ' Consols for Account 89t- 3A per Cent.' i THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. IWoR -APOpular Tragedy. GIOVANNIin,,LONDON. u11s11k-_A favourite Opera. And otber Butertaintnents. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ...

... plause]. With respect to Drury-Lane, there were particular circumatancea that attached him to that Theatre, although he entertained the greatest regard towards Covent Garden. In hisa earliest years he had been a visitor at Drury Lane; he had there seen the ...

... with those whose good opinion is worth consulting. On Wednesday evening, a popular selection of music was performed at Drury lane theatre: from the subjoined list, it will be perceived that the Directors of these concerts have done their best to trench ...

... -ArRu, 1. J. S. Carter, of Liverpool, merchant-J. M'Lean, of Lamb- street, Spitalfields, Pqitatov-merchanr-i. %Collins, of Drury- lane, grocer-W.. Worrall, of Liverpool, merchant-J. and W. Gally-C. Walils, of Cheltenham, biider-T. D. St. G. Smith, of ?? ...

... striking and beautiful exhibitions that iathas ever fallen to my lot to brhold. I mean, Mr Ducrow's represent-ation;v at Drury lane Titeeltre,'conema of the grandest of the Anotique Statues, is will tioubtiess receivethe notioe it merits; but as a ?? arftia ...

... on reference to congress, it proposed the applicaiohn of th!s fund to the demands of domestic creditors. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Terosasow, WIILLiAUM TELL. Wailliam Tell, Atr Macready. The DUMB SAVOYARD and his aMONKEY. And GIOVANNI in LONDON. TUESDAY-The ...