... THEATRICAL NOTICES. Charles Kean has extended his engagement with Mr. Bunn, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for sixty nights, instead of forty, the original contract. Webster, the comedian has renewed bis contract with Mr. Morris, as lessee of the Haymarket ...

... public. Signor GIUBELLEI, From the ItalUn Opera House. Mr. HARRIS, Mr. MITCHELL, And Mr. C. E. HORN, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. LEADER OF THE BAND, (which will be complete in every department,) MR. VENUA; Who has kindly volunteered his valuable services ...

... future intentions of the Drury Lane lessee. One that he has engaged Paganini, and is to have concerts during the recess. With regard to next season, it now said that Wallack does not go to America, and is remain at Drury Lane. Mr C. Kemble and Miss F ...

... the 9th night, and here it ran 13 nights. Mr. Webster the comic actor, Mr. Price the American manager and late lessee of Drury Lane theatre, and Mr. Moreton and Mr. Plancbe the dramatic authors, proved Mr. Jerrold’s case.—For the defence it was urged that ...

... Beaumont and plays at Drury Lane. —Miss Byfeld (late of Drury lane) is prima donna at Edinburgh, where Murray is almost recovered from his untoward accident.— A new opera, called Der Alchymist, from the German, is nearly ready at Drury lane; Mr and Mrs Wood ...

... during the sojourn of the Court St James’s, Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence, on Thursday evening, and occupied their private box. Their Royal Highnesses were, are happy ...

... active preparation, especially the very celebrated drama of The Jewess, as brought forward last season at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, where its attraction was almost without precedent, as it has subsequently been in every principal town the kingdom The ...

... paper) to contradict the statement that avy reduction of prices is contemplated at the large theatres—so far, at least, as Drury-lane is concerned ; the of which have determined to goon as at pre- sent with the powerful company engaged there, and have no ...

... in waiting, and Lord Lilford the Lord in waiting. Viscount Melbourne had an audience of her Majesty. The Queen honoured Drury lane Theatre with her presence in the evening to witness the pantomime. Her Majesty and suite arrived in three carnages at ten ...

... after suffering the horrors of poverty and disease for considerable period, at wretched lodging in No. 8 Charles street, Drury lane. She was for some years chore of the late Lord Barrymore, had possessed very considerable personal attractions, and from ...

... THEATRICAL GOSSIP. Drury Lane. A new roelo-draraatic piece, entitled, Note-forger, was produced at this theatre Monday. It is described a piece barren of incident and badly worked up, but partially enlivened by the exquisite acting of Mss. and Harlev ...

... Royal, ne; Howard, Theatre Royal, Liverpool; Cooke, Theatre Royal, English Opera House. Messrs. Baker, Theatre Royal, Drury- lane ; Fitzjumes, theatre Royal, Opera Huuse; Ay- litte, Theatre Royal, Covent Vavidson, Thewtre Rosal, Newcastle; Yarnold, fhestre ...