... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Kean was last night announced to appear as King Henry the Fifth, in Shakspeare's Play of lhat name, but in consequence, as bill= posted al the doors informed us, of the very sudden illness of Mr. Kean, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ...

... each; and PRIVATE BOXES at I COVENT-GARDEN, DRURY- LANE.and the ADELPHI . THEATRES, with Ante-rooms and Fires, may be en»»ed | at the Library. _^ ?? F'RKNCTr~i r LAYS, OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN, and DRURY-LANE THEATRES— ! BOXES in the bes. situations, by ...

... cluded. Miss Stephens is in treaty f?jr Drury Lane, where Green Room report states, -he and V e-tris are to represent the Merry Wives, with Farren as Falstaff. 44 Twelfth Night is in rehear-al at Drury Lane ; V_fsTM*>, Violai Miss Moroalnt, Olivia; ...

... Saturday, letters were read from Miss Stephens and Madame Vestris, ex|»re*«iß|r their great regret lhat the Managers of Drury. Lane Theatre had refused permission for their performing for Mr. Fawcett's benefit. ! ! ! The original article has not the close ...

... DRURY- LANE TII RATE ICAL FUND Yesterday the Members of the Drury-Lane Theatrical Fund Committee assembled in Kein's private room for the purpose of making arrangement- for their annual dinner, which is to lake place on Wednesday next, at ths Freemason-' ...

... rc-pected by the numerous and distinguished circle of her acquaintance. Miss Byfeld is engaged for the ensuing season at Drury Lane Theatre ; she will prove a great acquisition to the Operatic corps. Mrs. Good ai.i., one of the finest figures lhat ever ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND Yesterday the Committeeappointed to conduct the approach- ing Festival of Ihis ancient Fund assembled at the f'heatie for general purpose-. Mr. Hughes, Ihe Secretary, read, amongst other letter- from illustrious and eminent ...

... accident occurred. ItossiNi's (mill ai.'mf. Tell. — Ft is reported that in consequence of (he great s UC ees= or Hofu at Drury lane, (lie original Opera of Uuillaume Tell, wilh Italian words, is to be produced at th» King', Theatre. The cast will include ...

... stone, slate, ?? marble, all found in the neighbourhood of Dunkeld and Blair Athol. A Deputation from the Committee of Drury- lane Theatre, accompanied by Mr. Charles Kemble. had last week interviews with the Loro Chamberlain and lh« Se- cretary of State ...

... of his recovery. Plancue is the author ofthe successful new farce at Drury Lane, awd Pe.uk wrote the laughable sketch ofthe Omnibus. Morton has a new drama forthcoming at Drury Lane, from which much is expected. Mr. Mathews made his appearance on Thursday ...

... two nights, when Matthews performed, amounted to no less a sum than three hundred and Jorty-five pounds ! The Committee of Drury Lane Theatre, the Chairman of which i ...

... moderste term- as a( present; and as it i* certain lhal Kemble':. Ie«-e of Ce- ?? expires next season, lho*e now engaged at Drury- Lane will not be so likely to stickle wilh regard to terms. Bul one word more. Let the new Les*e es hold out some inducement ...