... Sons of Israel. On Saturday night a Deputation of the Committee waited upon Mr. Farren, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Harley, at Drury-: lane Theatre, while they were engaged in Poole's lively farce of AMy Wife '-I/amt Wife? and solicited their aid in any farce ...

... houses, broke out at the well-known tavern, the sign of the Cheshire Cheese, in Russell-court, situate on the south side of Drury-lane Theatre, & closely contiguous to that building. The flames were first observed at the second floor window, and the whole ...

... brolic out ati the vvcll-knnos in tavern, the sign of the Cheshire Cheese, ils Russell-court, situate onl the smouth side of Drury-lane Theatre, tiid closely contiguous to that building. 'T]me swhile ofthie louse, except time liar and parlotir, was destroyed ...

... was, that Mr. Fitzgerald.. was better. (Lord Ellenibor-otigh visited ?? lon. Gen-~ tleman in the afternoon. The Lessee of Drury-lane has accepted an 9pera. fotnadedl on The Betrothed, wvith music by AUBDRt (the composer of AfatsanieuloX now perforniing ...

... broke out at tse well known etavern, thle sign of the Cliesisire Cheese, in lRussell-eousit, I situate ott the south side of Drury-lane Theatre, and closely s a Contiguous to that bisilding. The flauses were first obsnrvesl b r at the second floor windowv ...

... Company to this unfortunate matl at his forthcoaidtg Benefit at the Blaymarket Theatre, Mr. Price, the spirited lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has kindly intimated that any of the members of his Company who may be disengaged on the night in question (the ...

... Wellington, the Earl of Aberdeen, and a select et pairty' to dinner, on Wednesday, at his residence in Privy- ti gaidens. b DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will t be preceuted, wrli-iLiLO. Othello, Air. Noun ; Cus~e,1, Sr, Cooper; Rotderigo, Mr. larowne; ...

... to 'his col- leagues at Apsley House, on Thursday'evening, was -a Ca- binet Dinner, and was the first given this season. DRURY.LANE THEATRE.-TThis Evening #11 be presented, THE BRIGAND. Prince Bialichi, Mr. rBtroNs; Albert, M~r. H*. Waliack; Theodore, ...

... resemblances of the different branches of this family. The lady herself died of a pulmonary complaint, mieany years ago. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will be presented, BILTt'tS. Lucius Jitnius, mr. Kean; Titus,bir.Cooper; SexttsTarquin, SMr. Aitket; ...

... compliments to Mr. Eger- ton, and should the benefit for poor Mr. Isaacs be fixed on a night when she is not engaged at Drury-lane, she begs the Committee will command her services. D. Egerton, Esq. Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. It was next resolved ...

... being addicted to certain expensh e habits, to' which allusion was maade in the account e~pied by us fromli a, Fuday EPlper. DRURY LANE THhATRE. The presence of the Siamese Youths and the re- appear-. ance of Madame VESTUIS filled this house extreme V well ...

... Committee, for the purpose of making arrangements relative to the time that his services, and those of his colleagues at Drury- Lane, would be required on the night-; and at the solicita- tion of the Committee, made application to a celebrated banking house ...