... the Duke of Devonshire (the Lord Chamberlain) on the subject.— Miss Foote made her first appearance in London this season Drury Lane, Tuesday, Lelitia Hardy. —ltalian Opera Liverpool, under lie Begni’s direction, meets great encouragemen the houses fully ...

... the Great Seal in lieland.— Mr. Slmdwell, Vice-Chancellor, in room of Sir Anthony Hart.—The Duchess of St. Alban’s visit'd Drury Lane Monday, see new comedy *f the U't’ull/u; dote. Portuguese Ambassador celebrated Don Miguel's birth-day Friday night, grand ...

... nightly carried system of gambling which required more funds than he was possessed of to support; was often seen the boxes of Drury-lane theatre, and parading the saloon as if he had been man fortune. This course of life could not last long, for his money was ...

... —theirost distinguished Parisian actors tube alternately introduced to English public.—Miss Foote engaged for twelve nights at Drury-lane theatre—Receipts at Brighton theatre for benefit of Spanish and Italian refugees amounted to nearly £2OO. —Mr. Macready ...

... Tarrktt, Bath haberdasher. Front the Gazette of Tuesday, November 27. BANKRUPTS (To surrender at Basinghall-stteet.') J : ., Drury.lane, victualler, Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Jan. 8; Mom. BiUjUl«ley, -street. WALTER T., Woodford, Essex, victualler, Dec. 4, 11, Jan ...