... comedy was originally produced, has been selected for this interesting representation. At-the suggestion of the committee of Drury-lane theatre, we understand it is intended to restore the price of admission to the boxes to seven shillinp,e The great expence ...

... Bedford-row. The complainant stated, that .pn Saturday evening last he employed the prisoner to drive him and three others from Drury-lane theatre to his residence in Great James-street. Upon alighting he paid the fellow sixpence more than his fare, and he went ...

... I DRURY-LANE THEATRE.- -This Evening will be presented, THE BRIGAND. Prince Biaci, Mr Brwe ~lbsrt, Mir. H. Wallack i Theodore, Mr. J. Vining: Alessandro ulaassarouj, Air. Wallack; Ottvala Mias Pauit'; AMaria Grazlo, Urs. W. Barrymore. After which, 1MY ...

... Tuck, Howland-streei builders 22. E. Davies, Walnut-tree-a 22. J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmelle, Fe 7:haute—Jan 22, R. Levens, Drury- lane. c, Cottinghain. Bexley, Kent, surgeon—Jan. leis isra-manufacturer—Jan. 27, E. Skiller, 23, C. Fair, Liverpool, wine-merchant ...

... Shaw and A. allace Elmslie, of Fenchurch.huiidings, merchants, Jan. 22, at one, ,at Bwfinghall-street—Robert Levens, of Drury-lane, Coachmaster, Jan. 22, at twelve, Baainghall-stteel—Edwin Cottingham, Beslty, Kent, surgeon, Jan. 82, at twelve, Basing ...

... Wainut-tree-walk, Lambeth, engineer J ar• 22. J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmslie, Fenchurch.buildings, mer- Thante-Jan 22, R. Levens, Drury- lane. coach-maeter-Jan. 22, B. Cottingharn. Bexley, Kent, surgeon-Jan. 23, G. Moore, Sheffield, stis sera-manufacturer-Jan. 27 ...

... friendly intercourse bstween the Republic which I have the honour to represent, and the Republic of Colombia.” THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed THE BRIGAND. After which, MY WIFE! WHAT WIFE? To conclude with the new Spiendid Comic Christmas ...

... completely borne cut by the facts. London Medical Gazette, May 30, 1829. John Murray, Albemarle-st.eat. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE— THI* EVENING. THE BRIGAND. MY WIFE! WHAT WIFE? and the PANTOMIME. BOXE- to be LET in every part of the House. Admission ...

... HALL, J., Rupert-street, Goodinan's-fields, licensed-victualler, Jan. 22, at ten. , LEVENS, It., Drury.lane, coach master. Jan.:22,ot twelve. MORSE, S., Hatfield Peverel, Essex, thruwster, Jan. 22, at_ ten. PEARN F., C., Maidstone. grocer, Jan. 22. at ...

... R Clark*. Ware, Herttord, lineu-draper- T. Alldav, Kir minghan, ialesinan— Polle. West Hoa.l.lv, S-ssex, dealer. ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THTe peifomied THISEAEMN THE BRIGAND. „ . P. i.,c. Ranchi ■ n^ro^ ro Mr OtUvia ...

... Walnut-tree-walk, Lambeth, engineer —Jan. 22, J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmelte, Fenchurch-buildings, merchants—Jan. 22, R. Levens, Drury. lane, coach-master—Jan. 22, B. Cottingham, Bexley, Kent, surgeon—Jan. 23, G. Moore, Sheffield, scissars-manufacturer—Jan. 27 ...

... LONDON. THE THEATRES DRURY-LANE T EA TRE. On Saturday the new splendid comic Christmas pantomime, denominattd Jack in the Box, or Harlequin and the P iincess of the Hidden Island, was produced. The pantomime is splendid. It is most pleasant to survey ...