... bills described it, a first appearance on this stage, butif we mistake not, the same Lady appeared a few seasons ago at Drury- lane T'heatre in tragic characters. iflrs. Oakley is one of those parts which, under a comic shape, presents us with asi exhibition ...

... unrelentingrly pursued in the outraged name ofjus- tice ?? Tivu-s . Mr. Rievitolds, the drarnaList, takes in future, at Drury- lane theire, the same situation he held at Coveut-garden. Amongst the performers new to the Covent-garden stage, who are en-aved ...

... Paper. A French jbunuol .(Journal de Paris) of the 23lt. tigl ?? following list of the London theatres:- King,'s Theatre, Drury- lane, Covent-garden ; ces trois theatres sont royanx ; ?? ensuite English Opera-housen; Hny-moarket, Surrey's Tijeotre, Cobourg's ...

... DR URY-LAANE THEAT'RICAL FUND. The Anniversary Dinner of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund, took place yesterday at the Freemnasons' Tavern, Great Queen- street, Lincoln's-itin Fields, the Duke of York in the Chair.- Precisely at six o'clock, the company ...

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... Rlutlatidshire, from a tour.. Colonel BURiOWES has left town for higieat, Chislehurst, Kent. 'le forthcoming Rosetta at Drury-lane, is said to have been a great favourite with the Dublin audience, and his also been for- tunate enough to attract the notice ...

... our rights, M- driving the Cits, or great part are a Determined in truth to reject AMagnay (/tarter. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evellinf will lie presented, WILI) OATS; or, The Strolling Gentlemnen. After wviclh, VENETIAN NttPTIALS; sr-, The ...

... past one o'clock. He was in the 92d year of his ages and had filled the distinguished office of Garter since April, 1784. DRURY-LANE THEATRE-We arc restricted by the pressure of Parliamentary matter from noticing, at any length, the first ap- pearance of ...

... coate forward before) a tite bill sas found agaiast Jay for the attempt. .Vi lians Le ms BUllele stated, th at he was at Drury-lane theatre soi tse lils of May. Witnless observed the prisoner in front of Lima fur flipist twenty minutes. Abon t the tiune ...

... 900 ducats per month, to be furnished with a carriage, house, and table, and to have a free benefit. NFNW THIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. G omn THIS EVENINGi , als OCCASIONAL ADDIMES, ?? by l Es.to be spoken by 1%r. Terry. After w~hici NVILD OXkS; or, he ...

... potunids, anil stated AIr. Elliston to be willing, if it should be thought desirable, to appoilt a intigt, after the ?? of Drury-lane, or the benefit of Airs. Emery anid her tamily.j Gee usesubject of a benefit, dir. oitbins said, lie atid his triends had ...

... STRnEr. nj. n*.ID ,T. Nnsh. sell. of Clandon, Surrey, farmer . . 10 I. Freethy, o0 A clon, baler . . . . 3 1:. Fi or, of Drury-lane, groerer . 3 11 J. Parke., J. Parike,, J un. and J. Parbes, of Warivick, worsted nlanUfacturer, .2.. . . . 14) It. Stewart ...