... Pagatilti; and it lais been given out (by his frienids we presutne) that lie has refused an engagement for a large sum at Drury-lane, under the expectation that he would be secured by Moitek Mason. We aresure thatthe Di. rector of' the French, German, aid ...

... majesty, when Duke or Cla. rence, Nvas In the tiahit 01 paying hebilomadat visits to tile treasury of the theatre-royal, Drury-lane mindeed, his autii. graphs are still to be seen lo the cash~books 01: that establish. nest,tesitifying6 the application ...

... Tragedy of /9 t 6nDAN{JAX-Lus, I' OOl THE FALL OF NINEVEH, Which was so eminently seeessful last season at the Theatre- Roy'al Drury-Lane. Thie Tragedy is brought forvward with entire new.Scenery, new ind splendil Decorations Dresseo &c., apd has been received ...

... the boid and eithusiastic burst of loyalty withl which I ol-ce sa.wv Kitig Williamti greeted by an overflowing house at Drury-lane, as lie aecompanled his cup of tea by the customary bread arid but- ter eating. as one remarked begide tme, exticty like ...

... evening, five guineas were unanimously voted to the fund for defending the proceedings against Mr. Border, of Braintree, Drury-lane Theatre opens on Saturday next, and the celebrated Mademoiselle Celeste appears in a new drama by Plance. A sister of the ...

... contain one prisoner, and the doors are thrown open. IN Madame Malbran has arrived in London, and will l at iake her debut at Drury-lane next Monday in La Soln- It nambuila. Ie Lord John Hay has been appointed commodore of his sr majesty's naval forces on the ...

... observed M. de L' to Mademoiselle Taglioni, n 7ai7 it neat pas digne de aous. MAI. EDWItN FORaEST. the recent debutant at Drury-lane, is possessed of considerable property, which he has amassed on the stage. He was comparatively unknown in his native country ...

... solillinig tsan lirzaroi tbr; experinisent.-Dum tfridI Coo- &ric: f . A rielh exan plie of rural simhlicity occurred iat Drury.lane tlrerrre Ias4, Monday week, during there. - presntrtion of tIrem Rent Dhas In tie distrddiing scene, -asen brtheipkwntile ...

... bt Polls, Os. Gd. v Ptisvy CovNcli.-The Liseds met on Tfiursiday issora- e iisg aIt twelve o'clock, wyhon Mir. Cooper, of Drury-Lane, to and Air. Stakesbury, thle Eguaril of te liP~rvcwshtry 1~ego. lator reach, sceic again exainiised, Weo niiiere'andi 'Isit ...

... Patis, and -before L'lackwood's Magiaztine was in existence.] .DanURY-LANE THEATRE.-A meeting of tile proprie. torsiof Drury-lane Theatre was held oni Monday in thie saloon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee as to the affairs of ...

... by the performances of Messrs. W. tFarren, , Keeley, Henrv, Brough and Browne, and Mrs. Keeley, f of the Theatre-lRoyal, Drury.Lane, and Miss Turpin, of the Covent-Garden Theatre. For particulars we mast refer them to the advertisement itself. Puaric TEsTnIroY ...

... Saturday evenring next, to witness the ci. Ilebrated Madame. Vestris, Mras Phillips, and Mr. Wallack. of Ithe ~Tlstre Rtoyal Drury-lane; anid Msr, Keeley, of the Theatre Royal Covenit Garden, whosire enagled fur that utigiito per. 'Ibrin'sdtiiratbtl~thilr ...