... Surrey Theatre, lie was-at that time unconnected with Orury-I.aTiC. His second annlication ivas made his becoming lessee Drury- Lane Theatre. August, ISW. Edinburgh. January fi. Sir—l was favoured with your letter, and much obliged you for the polite ...

... Hampshire Assizes. Poor Paulo, the celebrated clown, the successor of Joe Grimaldi, and who for many years performed at Drury- lane, Covent-garden, and the various minor theatres, has met with an aceident of a serious nature, which has quite incapacitated ...

... 000/., as erroneously circulated, which Captain Polhill empowered Mr. Bunn to offer SignorPaganini for his performances at Drury Lane Theatre. A steam-carriage, called the Infant, commenced running regularly between Stratford and Whitechapel on Tuesday. ...

... bas lately received to his fortune of 4,000/J per annum. Samuel Spring, for some years the facetious box-book keeper at Drury Lane Theatre, retired from his office, we understand, with a large fortune; and there is another individual who occupies inferior ...

... The total number of visitors to the Horticultural Gardens, last year was 224,745. Mr. A. Lee : red from the management of Drury- Lane Theatre, and succeeded Capt. Polnill: the disagreement said to have originated tiie'jealous rivalries of two fair vocalists ...

... already familiar to all English readers. During one of our prince’s short to London, he saw Mrs. dordan for the first time in Drury Lane Theatre. Her featur@’ were not teculariy handseme, bet her fignre was light and ful! of animation. and her manner had that ...

... he had engaged some of the first theatrical talent from the metropolis to perform, including Liston, Miss Phillips, from Drury-lane, Messrs. Paulo and Ellar, the pantomimists, and several other London stars. The Mayor, however, was inexorable, and refused ...

... waa solemnised at St. James’s Church, in the presence of party of the relatives and friends of the two noble families. Drury Lane theatre opened on Saturday, with the opera of the Tempest, and the masque of Comus ; and on Monday evening, Covent Garden ...

... , and stole the silver-gilt vase, or cup, weighing 200 ounces, pre- sented by the late Lord Byron and the committee of Drury- lane Theatre to the late Edmund Kean, the fragedian, in 1816 Lord Byron’s and the whole of the committee and performers names ...

... Malton. The treasury of Drury-lane Theatre received more than 5002. on Monday evening, to witness the junction of Kean and Macready, in the characters of and Jago. The removal of the Foot Guards from the outside of Drury- lane Theatre, where they have ...

... which unnerves alike the bodily and mental owers.’’—Dumfries Courier. Captain Polhill pays £9000 per annum as lessee of Drury Lane Theatre; he has paid £8000, and the Committee re- commend the Proprietors to remit the balance, from the un- roductive state ...

... establishment of Covetit Garden, from the same cause. We learn that Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, and many other members of the Drury Lane Company, are also confuted to their rooms. The disease, although severe in its character, 'l3 short duration, anil lias ...