... Palace upwards of two months; daring which time he intends holding two Levees, and will probably visit the Italian Opera, Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatre. Mr. Minshull, one of the Bow-street Magistrates, was fined last week at Marylebone Police-office ...

... tbestrange fancy which reigns in th-provinces giving new titles play*. Aftesaroni,) which has been very attractive •hi* season Drury l,ane. In the course of the evening Mr. Russell delivered his farewell speech, in which, after expressing gratitude for the patronage ...

... known that Sir Thomas made his appearance more than once as a professional performer on the stage. this occasion he acted at Drury-lane as a Gentleman,' —the authority for this is, the annotation of the fact John Kemble on the play bill the day in the possession ...

... his head. -On Tuesda y his falther came up from 'Shrewsbury, 1to visit him, and cl (inte evening they wentetlogeriher to Drury-lane ''Theatre. The deefasid.( who. conmplainecd of. inldisposition, i-C- iturned hotems before the pet~forroanee ivas over, ...

... Cherry-tree, Whitecross-street; Thos. Clarke, of the Horse and Sacks, Harrow-road ; Thos. Wennington, of the of Granby, Drury-lane; Joseph Bill, of the Angel, Fleet-market.—The Jury convicted all the parties in the penalty of four hundred pounds each ...

... Vesiris is deiighiful ever.—Mina Stephens is in treaty for Drury lane, where she and Vestris are to play in the Merry Iliees. with Parren as Falslaff.—Twelfth Night also in rehearsal Drury-lane.—Lord Glemtall is, hear, writing anew comedy —Kean was announced ...

... insured. The ficeci; aie also s •ve-e rer . Their p-rf rrmanees will be translered 'o the llaymarket. Neither Cur-fen uor Drury Lane in furred. The Marquis of ondonderry has just followed hi* Narrative of the Peninsular War by one (for which, by the wsy ...

... Student* is quite correct.] Miss is engaged as prima donna at the Oratorios and Ancient Concerts. Miss Stephen* in treaty for Drury-lane, where Green-room report states that she and X cstris are lo represent the Merry Wives with FaVren as Faistaff. . The new ...

... been ?? ; iginreally purchased'. , ' pra; ?? 'A newv dranqiain three acts, called Pist 6td moe tr 'Prs~~~ee ?? produced'at Drury-lane Theate n Tue-tba n 'night, and met with a very favouralek.reception; Iad d 'fset L translated 'from the T'rench; 'anid, ...

... eye-witness, may amuse those who are curious to the early days the late Sir Thomas Lawrence. In the summer of 17540 r 1755, Drury-lane theatre was hired lor the purpose of acting tragedies, by a parly amateurs, among whom were young Lawrence, then a student ...

... and that the majority of her debts was due upon bills which she had accepted for her father. Sir. Price, the leasee of Drury-lane Theatre, was inserted a creditor for 508f her liability to meet h»r engagement; her own debit, alie staled, were very small; ...

... entered, and that the majority of her debts were due upon bills which she had accepted for her father. Mr Price, the lessee Drury-lane Theatre, was inserted as creditor for 500/. as to her liability to meet her engagement. Her own debts, si e stated, were ...