... lest a second failure in London might influence the public mind greatly to my prejudice, in the event of my re- turn from Drury Lane, disgraced as I formerly had been. In due time I was summoned to the rehearsal of ' Isabella.' Who can imagine my terror ...

... estimated that Kean has received for his professional exertions nearly £100,000 from the time he made his firstappearance at Drury lane theatre in the character of Shylock, until his final exit at Covent garden.-Mlorning Chronicle. THY NATIONAL CONVRNTION ...

... I'42rd'o sfidd.'foi bills' disco'untcd,' '200.';'Mr1. s'te na. ngent, £4. fr services in his a ua isyliaad 'librarian of Drury Lane Theatre. he it 'difd'il.isrery, I ?? Chron clc. ' . ' . DAmnC HIGHWAY RODsttYL.-O4XQtMonday aSt, t Thomas Griffiths, ...

... AI B. Callartiler, Mincing lane, corntictors-J. R. H. Wi. thers, Bristol, linen. draper-W. Williams, White Hart street, Drury lane, victualler-lf. Hutchinson, .lerusalem Coffee.liouse, Cowper's court, Cornhill, master mariner and merchalnt-G. Dobson, ...

... poor man whose trowsers had been moth-eaten while in the pawnbroker's came A rich example of rural simplicity occurred at Drury. lane Theatre, last Monday week, during the representa. i tion of The Rent Day. In the dittraining scene, i when Walack, (as ...

... were laid at F2 0o0., fotr an assault comtitted uj)on him by Md MAacready, the tragedian, in the manager's prik'ate room as Drury Lane Tl'hentre, at the close of he performance of Rjiclhard the 'ihird, com- pre sed itiso two acts, anti played afser the Jewess ...

... nicle of Wednesdsay The following Notice was exhibited on Tuesday afternoon at the door of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane:_ Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, April t6, Iralf-past Four. The Public are respectfully hitornied that, in consequence of thie increased ...

... mistress. AN ORIGINAL PLAY BILL.-The following was printed at Messina, during the time the English were in Sicily: it beats Drury Lane olldwm:-n'Theatrical Advice-Mr. Antony Abbate Clarinet Professor of the Munizione Royal Theater in this Capital resign to ...

... paitting down their names as members-to form a Baronets' Club, also to form a Chapter-house for their meeting. FRACAS AT DRURY LANE THEATnE B1ETWEEN Ma. BONN AND MNR. MAcnEADv.-It has been generally known in the theatrical world for thie last few weeks ...

... whom they are so largely indebted are left in a state of ?? C/eo-cfic/e. The stage procession in honour ?? W. Scott, at Drury. lane, promises to be as attractive as it is nbvel. Braham has consented to study the character of Francis 0e hldis lone-a bold ...

... I TnEATnE.-The performances Iduring.the! week~b vn been of a varied character. dlr. Diddear, from the Theatre. I Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, -made his - first appearance on Alonday night, and has'ably saustaiied the i principal characters in ...

... time. re Edit. Mercury. it] Afr. Fanreenhqff-On Moaday ae'nnight, a new drama, at entitled the Jetivus, was brought out at Drury Lane. in which a Mr. Vandenisoff performied the principal character. The rc London critics are almost unanimous In their praise ...