... i je.ty will remove to Whidsor early in tile ,Itjs said that the average salary of five of the per- fomniers engageid at Drury Lane for time pte.sent aoid re. tl ,tnaiuing part of this season is 2001. ,per n'e,-k ! 'I'he I performers alluded to are, we ...

... Lady of qsality! .- No. 39, Scale Lane, Hull, Je I S. 1 823. Ton~gi;9 andS Jry .- r. D CAM .: (Late of theTheatresRoyal5 Drury Lane and'Hav-' market,-and ', Maifiger of the Theatres Royal, -Newveastle-xtpon-7'yne, -Chester, Shrewsbury, and 'Sheffield,' ...

... G ExPabcgs.-The expences of the larger theatres of the metropolis arekuown to he enormrous.- Those of Covent Gardea and Drury Lane, exceed more than £200 each per night. - In :7&s, those of Drury Laue were less than £'O a night. The company con-isted ...

... autified in a tasteful mann-r. Macready, it is said, ha, left Covent Garden, and gone so Drury Lane-Yoang returns So Coveur Garden- Sinclhir, the singer, Cooper from Drury Lane, and Ray- .,er from the English Opera House, are also engaaed at the lutter Rouse-Rayner ...

... watchman, who had fallen into the dry dock, and was drowned before he could be taken out! Bolls are not confined to Ireland: a Drury Lane play bill states, that an aetor in. his mcond appearance was greeted with the 3awe UNPRECEDENTED success that attended his ...

... Monday last, a new dramatic spertacle, entitled the Cataract of the Ganges, or the Rajah's Daughter, was brought out it Drury-Lane Theatre, 'at an epense. of £5000! Niumbers of horses are aonaig the actors in this costly exhibition. We understand that ...

... ,hey will do ar essentaal and acreptible service to the trade of tle coentry. 1 On Monday last; h is -Majesty bonoured Drury Lane Theatre with his presencx-t4o see lhe comedy or The Hypoirite aud the farceot'Love, Law, and Physic. Tlie bonge 'was crowfded ...

... Christmas holidays. Tbe receipts'of DurtY Lane and Covent Garden theatres, on the nights of his Majesty's visils, were,- Drury Lane near £900, and Covent Garden £941. Mr. Kean mrade his first appearance this season -at Drury Lanue,,on Monday evening, in ...

... siirerrjmiitl-J. and H. pelusfons, of Sncickille- street, Piccadilly, Londonl, goldsnp~lhat-U. Ilonsfield, of White Horse-yard, Drury lane. lonndon, woolten-draPer -E. Sherley, of Pa rh terrace, M arylebonle, con l-dealer- T. Dalimanu, -o'f Old Bond-Street, LsondoO ...

... Rotrinsoti, of Clerhoris, and mother to Mrs. Pudsey, ol tbis tovrn. On Tuesdriy evening, highbly resp~ected, Mr. Knuigtl of Drury-Lane Theatre, formerly of this circuit, rand fatt~er to sMr. H. Knight, et present of nur Theafre-Royal. On Wednesday last, at ...

... o un ltest accompaaied Wtit/u reeitltasce, andl pt~ade pzid. P* Per-nars riitig L midoi, ay obtain Boxes at the Ding'@, Drury Lane, antI Caveat Gardeen, Theatres, on the most reasollble prices., St. Bary's Prisl. r HEPiarilhiioner are respectf'lly informed ...

... pnstRponioF the druawlug Of the lteiley. from July t6 t'Q October 18. Mr. Price, the American'Manager, bas, become the Lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, having taken the conlract off the hands of Mr.Bisbh'in conside'ration ot receiving from the latter 'hisdepqeit0of ...