... THE TUNG OF- OH, MISS BAILLIE! UNPOW C TUNATS MISS VAILLIE!R ! [From a London pcajer of afew weeks back.] r On Friday, at Drury-lane, they gave the Winter's Tale. t The house was full of coughs and orders, though, in t general, Sapio and the Freischutz ...

... this, that Lady Etdon gave sixrpen to a beggar a few days ?? paper. Macready is engaged by Elliston for the Theatre Ret: Drury.lane. The report, therefore, of this gentlemrai going to America, during the present season, is not trete The King has made a ...

... Latolach aA theatrical Picture, painte by rO aretontha'n .~~e by musumsrthshhus discovered. The subject is Garrick in th Gr.11 Drury-lane Theatre, evidently actinegan O echaracters (we believe Sit e of a select circle, hro h? an, are d left hand stands his botarer ...

... of the mceasue being the et, ne treaity or base of such cone. g, A new historical play, in five sets, was prodicedat gi Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday, the 4th instant, Ti ,es great success. It is from the pen of Mvlr. S. YKnowlo; and its title, William ...