... Price has disposed of all his property in the American Theatres, to enable him to devote the whole of time and attention to Drury Lane Theatre. Miss Paton cleared bv her recent engagement at j tor Dublin theatre, 1,260/. complimentary dinner has been given ...

... was a worthy, amiable man, much respected beloved all who knew him. whispered in the dramatic circles that the lessee of Drury Lane offered Miss Foote an engagement «t his Theatre, on condition that she would not perform last Saturday Covent Garden for ...

... shillings. This individual is other than Hadfield, who fired a pistol laden with ball, at his late Majesty George the Third, in Drury Lane Theatre, on the 3rd of May, 1800.—Hadfirhl has been confinement the place whence he dates his contribution ever since; and ...

... much satisfaction.—The first steam-carriage is to start for Windsor in the Christmas holidays. Poor Southhy, the clown of Drury Lane Theatre, has been suddenlr reduced to absolute want by means of dreadful accident that him on Saturday. He is the inventor ...

... underwent his final examination before the Commissioners of Bankrupts. Mr. Calcraft, M. P., as Chairman of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, proved debt of 5,670/. I6s. Bd. due for the rent of the house. Mr. Pullen, the Solicitor to the Assignees, banded ...

... Mr. elm IT a^et * more striking and more powerful tiian on the occasion question. n * , s produced larger receipts at Drury-lane rett;! durjng ll evenings that he has acted since bis erica * l any former occasion. One * *hrty-three pounds were received ...

... which Theatre, it it said, Mr. Ebsrt also secured the great Sontag. There have been a few HUeordant jars between the Manager Drury-lane and Mias Graddon, which have I ended in the young Lady’s quitting the Theatre. I Digoura, we are sorry to hear, during the ...

... and a third pregnant.— CnltduMinn Alercnry. Tnbathes.— The Winter Theatres opened on Monday night. The great attraction at Drury-lane was Mr. Kean, jnn. who appeared in Norval. He is slated to b« about 18 years of age, but does not appear above 16; his figure ...

... executed the -6lh instunt. Tlie son of British Admiral is said to have paid last ivee!, tor permission pet form Othello the Drury-lane thra* tre, and hich he did quite as well as aught be expected The amount of parochial and other subscriptions collected ...

... hostilities, whatever might be the result of the next game; but this pacific overture was declined the London club. The receipts Drury-lane Theatre, when the House is full, amount to £625. 10s. It very much the fashion this country to designate the English mean ...