... entered into joint agreement to the offers, that the giant shall on two successive evenings fight all the American lions on Drury Lane stage, thesame being for the purpose properly fenced in, no extra charge made for the ladies or the nobility attending the ...

... entered into joint agreement to the offers, that the giant shall on two successive evenings fight all the American lions on Drury Lane stage, the same being for the purpose properly fenced in, no extra charge made for tile ladies or the nobilitv attending ...

... entered into joint agreement to the offers, thatthe giant shall on two sucradve evenings fight all the American lions on Drury Lane stage, the same being* for thIe purpose properly fenced in, no extra charge made for the ladies or the nobility attending ...

... THE GREAT WHIG FEED, or the Farce ' WE'LL ,KEEP OUR PLACES.' I There was a grand performance of Whiggery at Drury Lane Theatre last Monday. This place for acting every species of fiction, was admirably fitted for the great Whig delusion. It was entitled ...

... not proscribe the opera and the ballet at the King's Theatre? Why suffer I, Gustavus to be played at Covent Garden and Drury Lane? Why suffer any of those performances which take place at every playhouse, major and minor, and of which song and dance ...

... not proscribe the opera and the 'bailet at the KiMg's'Theatre? Why suffer' ;Gustavus 'to be played at. Covent Garden and Drury Lane? W S y ufNer'any iof those performances which take place at every playhouses major and mmin'or, and :of which song and ...

... they utit proscribe the opera and the ballet at the King's Theatre? Why suffer Gustavus to be played at Covent Garden and Drury Lane? Why suffer any of those performance which take place at every playhouse, major and munor, and of which song and dance ...

... present, whilst all other professions have their institu- tions. The Theatrical Fund is only open to the performers of the Drury Lane and Covent Garden boards, to the exclusion of all those of the minor theatres. It Is to be hoped the meeting that has lately ...

... the season of 1811-12. Mrs. C. Kemble also wrote, or rather adapted a piece called F irst Faults, which was produced at Drury Lane in 1799, and to which a person of the name of Earle laid public claim, which Miss de Camp utterly denied in aletter which ...

... Several deer have escaped from te Park at Eastnor Castle, and are still at large.. Young Kean is to appear on the 8th, at Drury Lane, in Hamlet..Lord Lyndhurst has gone to Ver- sailles; and is not expected to return till the first week in February, when ...

... Haymarket Theatre or the English Opera since her accession to the Throne, he is tl.ece- fore mistaken. The Queen has honoured Drury Lane and Covent Garden with her presence, being the two Rloyal Patenst 'rhestres. B. is liable to pay the tax for his horse and ...

... Slictors Mesrs Tayor nd on, John-street, Bedford-row; DIVIDENDS. April 4, Ei. Dubbins, Brighton, plumber-April 4, S. Barber, Drury. lane, draper--April 4, T. Brown. Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn, plumber- April 4. I.B. Baker, Conduit-slteet,tailer-April 6, C. Friend ...