... at both the winter theatres, and performed at Drury- lane and Covent-garden, in both tragedy and comedy. Having now established her theatrical fame, she succeeded Mrs. Abingdon in her characters at Drury-lane, and displayed all that elegance, ease, and ...

... trais- in ferred his offer ?? (Gardon to Drury Lane, beeautt that le - establisitment-had first fostered sis talents.' NWe were not aerare that. 91r. Price Was at th4 head of the establishment -f Y, Drury Lane when uicn first appefted in Lottdon, but ...

... theatres brought out their Easter entertainments. 'That at Covent Garden is denominated the Prince of tie Laeces, that at Drury Lane the Devil's Ekiixr, or the Shadowless jMan. Both with the help of exczlcnt scenery we're well received I and likely to have ...

... -.The Park and Gardens Sunday full beyond all former precedent-artificial flowers again in vogue among Belles of T'on2.-Drury-lane Theatre closed Saturday, and re-opens October l.-rive and-twenty guitbeas asked and paid for baron rho and four horses Thursday ...

... 0001. being six times the amount required.- . New farce by Peake, intitled Meeter's Rival, received indiffier- f ently at Drury-lane a fewe-weeks since, played at Covent Garden y Wednesday and Saturday with triumphant ?? Italian singers of eminence,.with ...

... them-she told a lame story as to rtheir possession, and the articles proving to hiave been taken from oa pawnbroker's in Drury-lane, she was fully committed for trial. -George Holland killed Wednesday by falling from a scaffold r in Mlarine-square, Brighton ...

... t, d Bridewell Precinct, London, coal merchants. a' William Williams, of Liomibrd-street, merchant. d Robert Levens, of Drury-lane, coach-master. James Wiekenden Robinson and Henry Mfartin Robinson, of Walbrook-buildings, London, and of West Bromnwich ...