... towards the of fortifications in the Netherlands. Mr MI then withdraw hi* motion. obtained leave to bring in a amend the Drury-lane Theatre Act. Lord CAsTtnEAca moved the order of the day far the House goiog into Committee on Urn label On the question ...

... favourite dancer of the day 21,e chang e for a child a good one. TI bardly survive through the holydays, if g not made in it. DRURY LANE. At this house The Dramatist was GP orge Barnwell, and with good effect. and throughout well played. The Y ii3 too, is a ...

... day following On Monday night, new Pantomime, entitled Jack and the lican Stalk; or, Harlequin and the Oyre, was produced Drury Lane Tueatre: and, Covent Garden, another, called Hnrh qv.in and Don ote; or, Sou oho Pauza in Ms glory said, that the reason ...

... formal opposition was made to the recommendation, and the Report was agreed to. The General Committee ol the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre have nominated Mr. Calcraft, Col. Douglas, Mr. Robins, Mr. Soane, and Sir T. Turton,.to,he the Sub-Committee tor ...

... DRURY LANE. At this house The Dramatist was performed, instead of CPorge Barnwell, and with good effect. It was admirably ea , :lad throughout well played. The Young Rapid of Elliaton, is a truly fine performance. We have seldom seen him to more advantage ...

... of Kotzebue. 19. Accounts received of the declaration of independence of the Province of Venezuela, in South America. 20. Drury Lane Theatre, without any previous notice, is raised to the old price of admission. 21. The Commercial Conspiracy Case comes ...

... atseactions enough to carry it. ia all probablity, through the customary season, with tolerable eclat. In choice of subject ; Drury Lanes has been much more fortunate. Nursery tales are the best of all subjects for these mummeries : better even than the Arabian ...

... Hall of Judgment, dies broken hearted beside him, and the widow exults that her husband is avenged. Mr. BENGOUGH, late of Drury Lane, performs the criminal with great force, and at times reaches the pathetic. Mi. COPELAND, a promising young debutant from ...

... covered v.with rags and filth. Only one witness was examined: her name was Maxwell : she resided at I 9, in Stewart's-rent, Drury-lane. Her appearance was very little better tian the subject of the inquest. Witness sttated, that she was at 9, Stewart's-rents ...

... is in active preparation, in which Signor Bianchi will also make his first appearance in this country. THEAN'RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, Jan. 1. will be performed, the THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Banger, Mr Elliston; Clarinda, Mrs Edwin. After which ...

... subsequent evening of the week, the number exceeded 700. P. P. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The comedy of Wild Oats was acted on Thursday night, and drew an excellent house.— The singular success of this play during the present season, when it was considered as ...

... are carried in the ftrst stage by, 9 to 132. :S. The Opposition continue to resist the new taxes in all, their stages. Drury-Lane Theatre closes for the season with the Tragedy of Henry IV. • The French King is seriously indisposed. 9. /slrs4Siddons ...