... daughter, the sum of £ 15,000 each; to his sons the residue of his property Mr. Burn, the patentee of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. ! has presented a second silvervase to Mr. Dacrow, on account of -the splendid and siscesiful manner In which he his got ...

... MR. MACREADY. a - TjiellTRE ROYAL., -Dilreihg tt~ngts of the past er Mr. ?lcready, from the thealre-royal, Drury Lane, has been performing at our thenle-roval. An actor alt the very top of his profession, on rvhich ardunios emoience he has beeis placer ...

... account of the late melancholy conflagration at Westminster:- . 'The devouring element which destroyed Covent Garden and Drury Lane, the Royalty, and the Pantheon, ihas made its appearance on a new stage, equally de- voted to declamatory elocution. St ...

... dealer, Nov. 5, and Dec. 3i at two, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Evans, Liverpool. J. Kidd, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach currier,-J. A. Reynolds, Birmingham, hatter.-D. Welch, Derby, serive- ner.-J. M. Machin, High llolborn, tavern keeper ...

... orace WalPole iin a letterhto Horace Mann thus notices the first appearances of Garrick:-There isa little simple farce at Drury Lane, called Aliss Lict in Town, in which Mrs. Clive mimics the Muscovita ladmirably, and Beard, Amorevoli intolerably. But all ...

... Place, Regets ef street, lamp manufacturer-W. Taylor,c ?? ct gunpowder manufacturer- B. Turner, N ?? lncc tioner-R. Henesev, Drury lane, timber merchahst Gal.- w lier, Park street, Grosvenor square, carpenter-C. Leach ci Chelsea, baker-R. Wayling, jun. ...

... person who re- moved any fixtures liable to be indicted for a felony. The total lose already incurred by Captain Polhillat Drury- lane Theatre has beqn calculated to amount to £25,000. if Ireland contains 20.399,608 statute acres; its value is In £T2,715 ...

... Feb. 17, and March 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Blrooke, Liverpool. G. Joshua, Browislow street, Drury lane, currier-VW. Inglis, Hounddditcih, and Well street, Cripplegate, card,1 _B. Norris, Oxford street, drugilist-G. Bagley and ...

... -SO faithfully did Mrs. Siddons fulfil hier duty to the. publicand- the I manager, t2hat; during a disastrous season at Drury. lane,' I saw her even perform' Millwood !- thus I proudly provingthlat,- thoub h ediocre taent is al. fiways struggling for the ...

... price is miuci reduced. Gll.1.r RErOitM 1)NNEII-Lord Russell, M.P., will preside at ?? great Middlesex Reform Dinner in Drury- lane Theatlre. This is as it should be. Tile Reformers of Middlesex cannot give a better proof of their desire to promote ?? ...

... for it is the way here to make even an affair of taste and sense, a matter E of riot and arms. Fleetwood, tire master of Drury Lane, has somitted nothing to support them, as they supported his house. vAbout ten days ago, lie let into the pit great numbers ...

... landed pos- sessions in the United States and in Canadia.-Hamp. thire Telegraph. Mr. Drinkwater Meadows, the comic actor, of Drury lane theatre, and young Charles M1athews, have agreed, in conjunction, to scour the country round, on a theatrical sliecuhation ...