... 21. he. THE FUNDS. ConsolsO 896 i 4 per Cent. 1034 s If Reduced ' Consols for Account 89t- 3A per Cent.' i THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. IWoR -APOpular Tragedy. GIOVANNIin,,LONDON. u11s11k-_A favourite Opera. And otber Butertaintnents. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ...

... striking and beautiful exhibitions that iathas ever fallen to my lot to brhold. I mean, Mr Ducrow's represent-ation;v at Drury lane Titeeltre,'conema of the grandest of the Anotique Statues, is will tioubtiess receivethe notioe it merits; but as a ?? arftia ...

... 2200Morning Paper. The splendid liveries worn by the box-keepers of Drury- lane Theatre were provided by Mr. Charles Wright, of the Haymarket, who is now. box-book-keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, vice Mr. Spring retired. The livery consists of a scarlet ...

... . 3 11 T. Ballard, of Dock-head, Surrey, cbeeseoniger . 3 11 W. Davis, of Pinner, Middlesex, baker . . 2 2 C, Perry, of Drury-lane, victualler . , . 2 2 J. Tompson,of Alderste-atreat,lin n-draper . 2 12 G. Chappel, lat of Holborn-bridge, hat-maker I 11 ...

... which we have been ?? Mercury. The splendid liveries worn by the ?? of Drury-lane Theatre were provided by Mr. Charles Wright, of the Hay- market, who is now box-book-keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, vice Mr. Spring retired. The livery consists of a scarset ...

... Siddous, acted at Drury-lane, the profits, to the proprietors, were said to have exceeded £20,000 notwithstandinil the smallness of the theatre. The first season after Mrs. Billington's return from Italy, when she played alternately at Drury-lane and Covent-garden ...

... Fenchurcb. street, merchant, November 4, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankru ?? Mayo, of 11, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, woolien-draper, November 3, at ten, at the Court ofCom. ?? ?? of St.Jamea's'street, chinnandglasswareboussman, November ...

... from. Colonial Office for the Earl of Belmore, the Cover. of Jamaica, and others of the Governors of the M; India Islands. DRURY-LANE 'i'HEAT1RE.-This Evening ri beprosented, MASANIELLO. bia'anlello,Sir.Sirclair' DonAli; Mr. r.Cooke; Lorenzo, Sir. Lee; Fiviram ...

... 1 Thursday, 2,3511. 7s.5d. ; Friday, 2,8411. 51; additional do- nations, 1561. 5s.; books, 3501.-Total, 9,60 1. le. lid. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will be presented (for the 2d time), a new Histerical Tragedy, entitled EPICHARIS. Nero, Mir. Cooper; ...

... 3rd of October, th l it appears the government of Buenos Ayres has prshib'ited the in l exportation of this article, ' Drury-lane theatre opened on Thursday, Mliss Faucet, a m - new candidate for public favour, appearing as Ophelia; she Pt - was warmly ...

... a woman-name Unlknown. It appeared, by the ovidence, that on Tuesday the deceased was to liquor, in an eating-hoose, is Drury-lane, and one of the New Police was asked in to remove her. He took her into the street & there lref her, gnd a few momenta after ...

... affairs. Tyhe inquiry, inl consequence of the high rank of the parties 5ss concerned, excited considerable interest. he Drury-Lane Theatre commenced tile season on Thursday inight. Thle King's Theatre was opened on Friday night to lie an overflowing house ...