... a. divdr'ce, by reason of adultery titotnoted 1y Mrs. Saa'ah Ball tigaitist ler husband, Mir. George Ball, a brewer, in Drury- lane, has been Several years in this Court. ''[his day judgnt was protouncedl by Si- C. Rtobins'iO. The case, he said, wvas of ...

... Covent-gardeln. 'he Kin- has expressed his intention of visiting the Italian Opera, soon after his approacihing visit to Drury Lane. The speech of a Royal Duke is said to have bad great elteet with all episcopal expectants. The Chancellor of the Excheqnei4; ...

... Young is niot at present eniga~ted at either of tire ?? Wiintqr T'reatrus. . Mr. Maeready has aecepted an engagement at Drury- lane TIheatre err a weekly salary, anrd Mr. Warde is to take tile firr;t line iii tragedy at Covetit-ganileii theatre on ti e ...

... leading families, particularly by Mr. llorton, an lintimate elzecionleering friend' of Mr. Sheridan's. She was engaged at Drury.lane, and proived herself a valuable acquisition toori' dramatic corp4. Sbed was a, handsomegirl, and miunch esteppned; and in ...

... Mlarq-is.Graham, son or the Dubie ov ltontrose, was declared duly elected. nIr. Kemn again made his app.arance last pight at Drury-lane, in the character of Macbeth'; tile bbuse DVvas 1hinly attended, except tbe pait and gallery which was full: the perrormance ...

... tight thliis theaitre. ,It is really a most spxlendid pageavt, got ip: in tlt best 'Style..' ) ) Zean ahad his benefit at Drury-lane theatre on Thurs- lay'evenhlig 'le ltous was 'but ianliiffeeiltly' atteilded, both as to the niume'r aid Ifashion of the ...

... money, whvinch at few rhoiitis ago was at the rate of two or three per celt? per annam, bad advaoced to 7 and 71. per soit, DRURY-LANE THmATRE.-Miss Lawrence. whn last 'week made heu deutd in Juliet, appeared for a serond time last Xiigbt, iath tcsamet chlaracter ...

... the mgthb of March next. Miss Foote is to make her fir8t appearance on Saturday next ?? Theatre, in the.BsUces' Strataqem. DRURY-LANE THEATRS,-Mr. Kenn qaade his third Experiment urjpon tie feeling of the public last ight, as Sir kilegs -.D er'egai. in ...

... both houses is a French white, which sets off tile goild, and has a very light and tasteful effect. The proscemitilu at Drury-lane has undergonll considerable improveisiemit,. Mit. KI:,AN.-3Ir. Kean has, during the last week,been pl.aying his rounrl of ...

... to regainl emnploymenut. ' . t ' . ,fhe tragedy of Te' Fatlai Dowry, by.Massinger, was produced oul Wedntesday night at Drury-lane Tbeatre in atl altered form, witlh greait. applause in some scenes, and Uil. disputed approbatiuo throughout. ?? N1 r. Br~ahrp ...

... domestic establishmenit in London, 'Andis golne to I aly. IlUl. Booth has just ai'ived in town ftom America. He .is 6gag'e' at Drury-lane, tosustainallthelineof chararcters lhit herto stpjmorted by Keaen, vlio positivelI sails on Saturday, next for America. ...

... considered as de- ?? theatriodal. -'predifelyelevenu-years since, (Jani.2i, 1814) and% Kmid s1i'i etngaged by Mr. Ellis ton at Drury-lane theati', and from t his appearutnc~e as Slhylock. Time bills antnous edhn ?? e~ Teene-Loyil Exeter.s -- rs., Bartlv, the ...