... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY. T HE Public are respectfully informed tht, the L celebrated - MISS LOVE, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Is engaged for THREE NIGHTS in the Race Week. 1er first Appearance will be on TUESDAY 22d of JULY instant. She will perform ...

... Matlock Bath ; if by letter, C/ z~t ?? DERE Y. lli. I utblic are respectfully informed that itM. MAC R EADY, h Theatre lloyal, Drury Lane, is engaged for TtinEE .. is first appearance this Season will be ON DIONDA-Y UrNE 19, 1826, When will be acted the Play ...

... 1826. Secretary. Mgatsrtr 93?0);l, Mabjj# IIANLY respectfully informs the Public0 that -AUSS FOOTE', :lie Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is tor Foun INIGt1es, and will orake her first appearance MONDAY TZIE 6TI OP JUNE, U(Intrllter of LETITIA ...

... beautiful Roman tesselated pavement has been dis- covered at Thruxton, Hants, with a portrait of a Roman general in the centre. Drury Lane Theatrical Fund held its anniversary on Saturday at Freemanods' Tavern-The Marquis of Hertfcrd presided, and most of the ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, February II. BANKRUPTS. ?? G Spice, Drury lane, hran and hee;dealer, to surrender Feb. 18. 22. Alarch 2.; al the Court of Comnmissitsters of ankrtpias. Bannehaltl street. Solici or. Alr Bonifield, Cliathiamn plac-, lodorn. R ...

... France and Spain, give therm at this present juncture, unwonted importance. A tragedy by this Gentleman lately failed at Drury Lane Theatre. Such will -not be the fate of his present production. ' Ben Nazer was necessarily entrusted to others. in Hightways ...

... of importance require his presence. We learn that, immediately after his return, his Majesty purposes to visit publicly Drury- lane and Covent-garden Theatres, and the Opera I-louse, once at least. On Saturday the Duke of York dined with the Earl of W ...

... 'Cy I, llt Ili~lls Iii i,tr Spit lit) 110to jiiteiw' The King on NVelinesdnv sent a donation of one hundred guineas to the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, and lis. Coutts fifty pounds to the same benevolent InstitutLion. WVe regret exceedingly to bnve to state ...

... the proposed alterations in-some of Shak;speare's Plays to fit them for the taste of the times, and he was a frequenter of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, through the whole course of his reign, so long as his health permitted him to receive lessons of instruction ...

... it is said has left Covent Garden, and gone to lDruryVoung returns to Covent Garden.Sinclair, the singer, Cooper from Drury Lane, & Raynerfrom the English Opera House, are alto engaged at the latter ?? plays thecharactersof the late John Emery. TME ...

... of'3 he the theatres. Miss Foote is shortly to appear at Covent nd UAarden, andI to counterbalance hcr attractions, the Drury *Lane Lessee has announcedl Keem to play Richard thce third J~ rto . 1St next ?? e tu . __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ 0. We understancl ...

... Roths'child. On Saturday Aladt/rn, which has been in preparation since last June, makes it ]ong-prornised. appearance at Drury. lane Theatre.' Mi~ssStephenis has allotted to her pouts of the most beautiful airs that ever were coniposed ; and her niece (Miss ...