... five tn feet ?? Gazette. th 'fTie preparations ber Pantomimes ftahe Whiter In Theitres are great and formidable. That of Drury. lane is spoken of in terms of high praiseyttse who ne are peenitred to witness tie rehearsals of tricks and tit ch angres. Itris ...

... rvhuat Ivere offerept for sle jn ta:terhury market 1-1si SftttiaS. * Miss Ste plubcut is Ctigtln. tor the next scasoi Pt Drury-lane ahettrt. I ist sid that the ainh allichi woruld (be i onut- quent on the sa.Ie of the fine waridroe, spleodid scenc), Mtlaees ...

... to Covent Garden Theatre, and Mr. Bartley issto he the, La elf manager in future, ex to The whole of the audience part of Drury-lane Sti ~10 Theatre has been entirely re-painted and re-embhel- th lished. The prevailing colour is French white, some. th p-what ...

... of 30001. 24,000. lhas also been tt Lre subscribed at York for the same purpose. a mn. 'Ihe autnivetsarv diraier of the Drury-lane The- n ed atrical Futtd took P;lace yesterday at the Freemasons' Tt 'tavern. The Duke of Clarence presided, andthe at- tot ...

... theatres brought out their Easter entertainments. That at CoveutGarden is denominated the Prince of /ewi Lakes ; that at Drury-lane the Devirs Elixir, or the- Shadowless Man. Both, with the help- of excellent scenery, were well received and likely to have ...

... pro- ly nounced the jndgmrent of the Court, which was, that the insolvent should be imprisoned for fifteen moicthi. El Drury-lane Theatre opened last iih u h 1. seasoan~ with Hfamlet, hes ]Danish Prince bjr M~r. Yoting. Df Thegreat novelty of the evening ...

... Siddons, 201. ; H. F. K. wa5 Halloway, Esq. 101. 10s.; R. A. Smart, Esq. 211.; e H. Angelo, Esq. 101. Mr The Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre is reported to to have reduced the expenses of that establishment, by for discharging various actors deemed superfluous ...

... at y A- nummerous aittendancie of the 'theaaricall p~ro- V Id ression took place ~esterdaty at the Mart, by ?? shases in Drury-lane Theatre. An Old. 5001. or renits to ty share,- entitling the possessor to anm encomo of is.: 3d. B K.every-night of' performance ...

... of' rte band, Neaqs atiron from the theatre' ! trs arid tfiteriatitl discovered at Mr. Jon es' ?? a pawnbro. hbi. ker, In Drury-lane. The violin then recovered was ;ire augais stolen on Tuesday night.! Tin'h H1igh COUrt of .iUsticiary in Scotlatnd has E ...

... took his place at the Board accordingly. BANKRUPTS. William Davis, Pinner, Middlesex, baker Charles Perry, Craven ttead, Drury-lane, victualler Ellis Ellis, Botolph-lane, ivine merchant Charles Robinsin, sen. Newl Brentford Wharf, weharfinger Francis Dafter ...