... on the 14th instant, has since died, and was buried yesterday. This makes the to- ta] of deceased 17. The proprietors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres have determined not to give more than L.20 per week to any one, actor or actress, however great ...

... at the lamst ag rrcate fieti ti in Dubliln, and swec most graciomisly received. Onl Monday steek, his Aijesty hotiouiced Drury Lane Theatre .:ithl his preseitce. I-le wenit in lftifl siate, and was most enith'isiastia;Mli recuived bi etn lin- ii eLce ...

... TheatTe.. R Royal, Edinburgh, for a certain nusn~aer of nligits, . previously to thue commenlcement of hervigageinelt kat Drury Lane. Miiss Stephuenssilleturn to Loi. ?? don after reaping a most profitable provincial hairvest, C having receiyed L.J 000 ...

... of which his Majesty bowed we profoundly to the audience three times, and then retired. the The King will shortly honour Drury Lane theatre of a with 'his presence. see , is Majesty intends to visit the Opera House after lat r having beeni at both the ...

... Mr Sheridan appeared sO -rotrc 1:s, and infor, d ini friends that he must carry me st ofl r ith him' that lisi~ul't to Drury Lane; begg-d that n they wuolo excusse me for one hour. and he would return s wi h me. 1 sac it would be useless to contradict ...

... stage was released from all '6 maxi troubles on the of' ,morning of Saturd~ay last, at 'his lodgings in Wild rot ei Court, Drury Lane. When' Ithe boy who attended j him came with' his breakfast,, he was leaning on 'his the hand, quite dead, and from-the ...

... heat, and the crowded state of the house, very few of the audience left their seats until its close. e The boxes in the new Drury Lane Theatre vill b hold 1J20o individuals ; the pit S6(1: the lower gallery 410 ; the upper gallery 280; in all 2810 perso~ns ...

... time be- fore the little afterpiece which closed the performances of the night could be commenced. The. money receipts at Drury Lane,. on Monday, the night Mr Keael performed Richard, have never been exceeded, except on one evening when his Ma-- jesty visited ...

... to Lord Gofmanstown, and the Association adjourned till the first Saturday in November. Mr Sapio, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, with his wife, having crossed, on the 20th instant, from Portpatrick to Belfast, took their places (inside) by the Belfast ...

... to us the poem whbich aI Air Whitlircad I Intl wisilten and sent ini, among the other a' addressee for tihe opening of Drury Lane, and which, like thle a: rest, turnedcdhii.1 on1 aillusions to the Phterix, he said- a Buft Wh~ithread. masdi more of this ...

... the amount of collections at Cambusnethan ciCurih, for these purposes. Miss Isabella Paton made her first appearance at Drury Lane theatre, on Saturday last, as Cicely, in the comedy of the Heir at Law, and the Courier says, surprised the audience by ...

... as Treasurer, bein Dro iR posed, he addressed the assembly, in behalf of the objects of A f- the institution.A !n The Drury' Lane Fund was drank with three times Hat S5three. Al His Royal Highness retired at 11 o'clock, loudly cheer- Pai ed as at his ...