... number of years. The sums paid by Ws hiaiesty for the free admission of the Public in the evening. into Covent-Garden and Drury lane Theatres, is 7501. each ; to the Haymarket and English Opera House, 3501. each and to Sadler's Was, anal. ...

... of Westiniaster and Sc. James's. ' At the conclusion o - t the seam act of the opera of Lrve is a Village, last night, at Drury Lane, Mrs. Becher was recognised in Prince Leopold'. Box by some persons Ili the Pit, who called out Miss O'Neil, Miss O'Neil ...

... gllth, and 9 it. The Kio . ei Vifit to ihe Theatrei.--We have great gratification in recording, that his Majesty honoured Drury Lane with his presence on Tuesday, and Covent Garden on Wednesday. The year ss hi, h has elapsed since the demise of his Royal ...

... Hogsheads, cheaper thar. the above inn prices Vln~l L Private Boxes, and Admissions for the rari Kirrg's, Coverrt Girden, ard Drury Lane Theatres, ny by tile Night, Week, and Season. ate N. 13. No Orders will be attended to, unless ac- ild- companiedl with ...

... since, but has at Drury-lane; the theatre has suffered considerably from it the house has not been so well filled this season as the last; I attribute it partly to Mr. Farren's absence Mr. Farren has been particularly successful at Drury-lane, especially in ...

... Managers, and not when it might suit his own convenience. Kean being justly indignant at such conduct, offered. his services to Drury Lane, now also labouring under difficul- ties, and they were, of course, joyfully accepted. The Co- vent Garden Managers then ...

... nights (see advertisement) with Miss Tree, and her sister, the celebrated vocalist, Miss A. Tree, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. They are to appear on Monday, in the Jealous Wife and Wandering Boys, and they will perform on the following Wednesday ...

... Princes street, Drury. lane, suddenly complained of a slight ind.sposition, and desired to sit down ; medical assistance was sent for, but before the professional gentleman had arrived, she was a corpse..—ltlr. Atkinson, of Drury lane, r.n Wednesday, ...

... into Covent-Garden .7 aIY as. I aal yours, fie. T. Spio, . : -- . ever, kept for some time hovering round the tables, and Drury lane Theatres, is 7501. each ;to the Hay- A Husband at R,Jr.—The NVexford Ilerald s,(Continued from ear 455 Page.) some tsgerly ...

... and in this she was eminently successful. The after-piece was the Youthful Queen, which attracted such crowded houses at Drury Lane. Miss E. Tree took her original part of Christine, and her sister that of Emma, and and the latter again made a sweet display ...

... 2200Morning Paper. The splendid liveries worn by the box-keepers of Drury- lane Theatre were provided by Mr. Charles Wright, of the Haymarket, who is now. box-book-keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, vice Mr. Spring retired. The livery consists of a scarlet ...

... with that fascinating Actress MISS TREE, and her Sister, the celebrated Vocalist, MISS A. TREE, both of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for Three Nights. On MONDAY, JUNE the 22nd, the Comedy of the Jealous Wife. Mr. Oakley, Mr. C. CRISP—Mrs. Oakley, MISS ...