... December 1. An injunction restraining Mr. Kean from performing at Drury-lane Theatre, which was obtained from the T.ord Chancellor ea-parte on a former day, is dissolved. . 7. The Parliament is prorogued the King in Counci!, from the 10th December to ...

... King of Spain recognises Don Miguel as the legitimate Sovereign Portii|ral. —■ yht*f»rSV OrnnTfms cstablisheiTlll ***' Drury-lane Theatre opens at reduced prices of admission. —• Covent-garden Theatre opens. 6 The trial of locomotive carriage# begins ...

... pipeclay for cleaning the white lace now on the front of the coats seriously injurious to the men.— Observer• Siamese Youths at Drury-lane.— •pi , . ~ night the SiwuMeyouthi appeared at Drury-lMif, “ir T. LAWRENCE, when about bat not in the common acceptation ...

... of Mr. p ilion Theatre ? He answered—Plays of Wegener, and, from the information I have ob- || t h e regular drama, like Drury-lane and tained, I can vouch for the truth of it. The first Q ovent .g ar( j en) but not so grand.” cause in which lam now moving ...

... the command of Colonel Taylor, following are the circumstances:— * * Mr. Horam, it appeared, took the sens of (need to Drury-lane Theatre on the evening f day week, and happened to stand, while waitinefo, the door of the two-shilling gallery to be opened ...

... 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 ...

... After the payment of his just debts, leaves the entire residue of his wealth to his sister, and nephews and nieces. At Drury Lane on Monday night, Mr. Kean appeared for the first time in the character of Henry the Fifth ; the attempt was a complete failure ...

... BANKRUPTS. J. Hyde and 11. New, Birmingham, common carriers. —J. W. Bell, Pinner’s Hall, Broad-street, merchant, — W. Walker. Drury-lane,looking-glass-manufacturer.—. P. Brown, Princc’s-place, Commercial-road, draper. I. Lees, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner ...

... had been committed, or whether some fantastical suicide had taken this extraordinary means of destruction. The lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has relinquished his interest in that concern. The Corporation of Liverpool has passed a spirited vote for 1,000/ ...

... every night with a young named Sarah Kean, who had formerly been a favourite of the celebrated actor, and long frequented of Drury-lane Theatre. With this female her child, about 10 months old, and a servant, whom he dressed up in a splendid livery, it was ...

... annoyance to which she was subjected at the theatre by an alleged conspiracy. She charged Mr. Anderson, the new singer at Drury-lane, with having hired persons to hiss and insult her when she appeared on the stage in the character of Captain Maeheath; his ...

... and importance has been stupidly or maliciously attached. —From a London Correspondent.] Mr. Kean has made proposals for Drury-lane Theatre, and is sanguine in his expectations of becoming the lessee. —Daily Papers. The London University has reduced the ...