... says the Gazette. A CORONATION! what is a Coronatioa? Did you see the last?-did you ever see the grand show exhibited at Drury Lane by the late Mr. El- liston ?-did you ever see Marshall's panorama ?-a CORONATION is nothing more, as far as we can see, ...

... after quitting England.-There is only one person living, since Bannister's death, who performed on the stage of the first Drury Lane theatre with Garrick, and that is the once celebrated Harlequin Byrne, father of Oscar Byrne, who is still active, and enjoys ...

... grown by Mr. Waters, gardeiierto Mr. Morgars, Giasnevin, were !reirly admired. LONDON REFORM DINNER. We understand that Drury lane theatre has been engaged for the metropolitan reform dinner, to take place on the 2.3d instant, and that the terms given ...

... ?? pa- Second ieutehnant A F W PapiUbo to be First Lieutenant, vice Lindsa .51?! e . R BANKRUPTS' S:Kent,. Rrse Cosrt, Drury Lane, London, virtu- ' ater.' ' ' -. , 2. sell, King Street, Portlaai Sqare, Loxdeu5 dealer L Aindrew, Wandsworth Road, London ...

... still a further decline, the stated price being 319A. In October 1827, Bank stock was as high as 2iO.-Morainy Register. Drury Lane and Covent Garden closed on Friday night for the season. AIPE II OTHEATRE-This Evening. THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Captain Macbeath ...

... sung, tnany good things said, and the party bailed with delight the catI', which brought them together. DRURY LANE FUND. The Committee of Drury-lane Fund also assembled ins the dressing room of the lamented Kean, and the Master, Mr. Harley, the Secre- ...

... neighbour's house, but her life is considered in great danger. None of the parties are insured. The corps dramarstque of Drury Lane, and the per- sonal friends of Mr C. Keen, intend, towards the close of his engagement, to give him a dinner in the salolo ...

... at the different London theatres, his services having been secured at the respective establish- ments of Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Haymarket, and the Olympic. He is, at the present time, at the latter theatre, his salary at which is 401. a-week. ...

... the cheat. The next levee is postponed until the 1st of June. MADAME DEVRIENT.-This eminent actress and vocalist has left Drury Lane theatre. There are many versions of the cause; but we believe that the right one is, that she expected to be paid her salary ...

... Fleet Street, London, upholsterer T. Harcourt, Great Sutton -Stree, Clerkenv ell, London, hbrassfoiunder t ,J. A. Boden, Drury Lane, London, needle manufacturer W. Marshall, Northampton, boot and shlae manufacturer T. Rawlings, Cheltenham, auctioneer J ...

... his life and conversation In Mornington Place, London, on the 17th ult. Wia. WILLOUGHBY LACY, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane The-. atre, and one of the contemporaries of Garrick, agert 83. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The steamr-ship Chieftain, Owens, for ...

... THE QUEEN, TIIB PANTOMIME, AND THa WILD BIASTS. The Queen is mightily fond of pantomimes. She went to Drury Lane again on Thursday night, arriving at the theatre soon after ten o'clock. The Times critic does not describe the raptures of the illustrious ...