... Theatres-Roy House and Adelphi; OftheTheatres-Royal, Drury Lane, CoventGarden and Adelphi; Mrs. HONEY, Of the Tkcatres-Roval. (lav market and Adclpbi. and Mrs. FITZWILLIAM. Of the Tbeaires-Royal, Drury Lane and Adelphi. her first appearance here. THIS present ...

... English Opera Howie and Adelphi; Mrs. YATES, Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane, and Mrs. HONEY, Of Theatres-Roval, Haymarfcat and aad Mrs. FITZWILLIAM, Of the Tl.eatres-Royal, Drury Lane Adrfphi. here. THIS ptosent THURSDAY, the Ist walaat. Will he performed ...

... OF Miss Charlotte Miss F. Graham After which, THE INFANT HERCULES! Only five years of age, (from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who has been received through taa Fro* vinccs with such universal marks approbate*, engaged for this ...

... Stanlev. To conclude with the BurletU of MIDAS. Apollo Mr. Sinclair. MR. J. RUSSELL, the Theatre#-Royal, Covent-Garden and Drury Lane. (the ungiaal Representative, this Theatre, of 808 LOGIC, in the Extravaganza of TOM AND JERRY,) engaged fur TEN NIGHTS ...

... a* Covcnt Garden will devote itself, far regards first pieces, to tragedy and comedy, if must the object of the lessee of Drury Lane rely upon uueraUc and melodramatic performances, and with this view has selected his company. of those who left him and ...

... edebvnled American tragedian, to Catherine, the beautiful accomplished dsinktri John Hinrlair, Esq., of the Theatres Uoyal, Drury .lane Cwrent-garden. BIRTHS. On Sunday, the llth instant, at Futlendale. the lady W. Marshall. Bee , M. I*., of sou. Cm Tuesday ...

... Mn. Way LETT, entitled THE FOUR SISTERS, Oft woman’s worth. (As originally acted her fifty «oeeet»iee Ike Thaalrc KtAal, Drury Lane, with the most enthusiastic approbation.) Sam Snaffle .j Mr. Hoskift*. Caroline Merton, (a fawiaatinf creature, fixnl of ...

... gone. Mourn for St. Giles’s hapless lot. When the tears ran down like rain, For want of potatoes, Hot, all hot!” Devoured Drury Lane. And soup of the beef of atamodo Was drained from its greasy vats; Ami many cellar’s dark abode Was hunted in quest of sprats ...

... THE FOUR SISTERS. or won Air’s woarM. . 0 ..mi n. (As originally acted her fifty successive nights the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the*most enthusiastic approbation i Mr. Merton .Mr. Thompson, *cn. ¥. * 5f* Mr. L. S. Thompson, jua. Sam Snafle ...

... introduce*!. The fact », the fashionable inhabitants Liverpool have frequent opportnnities seeing the legitimate drama at Drury lane and Covenl garden, and the little theatre at the and when they return their native town, and visit the esUhtishment in ...

... Sessions, Monday reduced the sum at which Covant Garden theatre was rated to the poor from £*2,bH2 to M; aud for that part of Drury Lane which isin the pari»b of St. Paul, they diminished the rale from £36U to £2UO. A ...

... P. Kelly, Marian, fourth daughter of Cowaad. Cm., ■urgrou of Qlauceater.terrace. toHouy R. ASea. 800., tNTWataw-reyal, Drury .lane, aad M. Oraol Oimuud rtrei t. Landau. On the Mlh iaataat. ChriotCbureh. Morylrheae. landau. John Patetaoa, Bog., of MerryAtte ...