... was ?? not to be. catught, even by cent. per cent.; lie las resisted the strong temit tion, and consents to remnain at Drury lane with the ?? sum of thirty pounds a iveek for three niglts, instead of sixty as the. widowv's everq night stager. 5- The ...

... consists of Six large, airy Apart-ientg, beside the Sioethe itchen Stoy, Pantry, -Cellars, &c: &c.7 The WVatehotse fronts Drury lane, andeolid be'let for. £40 per Annum, exclusive of the Vaults. There'are'on the prem,'ises a large lead Cistern, 30O gallons; ...

... Erifield, Mr. Calerart. Donald (a Hghlaild Piper), Mr. H. Johnstoir, (originally performed by him a: the Theatre Royal, Drury lane) ; Ellen Enfield, Miss it, the course of the Piece, a Highland Dance by the Cha- ,tilers. To which will be added, the i ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL D1713LIN. Last week of the Engagement of MRS. NISBETT, of the Theatres Royal, Drury lane and Haymarket, and MR. BALLS. 9ilIS present MONDAY, April 30th, 1838, will be jv perfornied GOLDSSI ITI'S Comedy of S;IE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles ...

... Engagement of Mr. and 'Mrs. WOOD. First Apliearance of Mr. BALFE, the celebrated Composer and Singer, from the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane. niJS present SATURDAY, November 10, 1838. the T Elltertainmlents will commence with the English Ver- sio:n of the Grand ...

... Engagement of Mr. and Mrs. WOOD; Tenth Appearance of Mr. BALFE, thecelebrated Corn- poser and Singer, from the Theatre Royal; Drury. lane. HIS present THURSDAY, November 22, 1838, the M performances will commence with the EEnglish version of BELLeNI'S Grand ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, DUBLIN. Third Appearances of AIRS. NISBETT, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury lane and Haymarket, and MIR. BALLS. 7HIS present 'WEDNESDAY, April 25th, 1838, will a be repeated the celebrated new Comedy of TiHE LOVE CHASE. (Written by James Sheridan ...

... nothing further could be elicited from her. She was removed to the house of Wright, the beadle of St. Mary-le-Strand, in Drury- lane, where she was put to bed, and every attention paid to her. Too much cannot be said of the conduct of Reynolds and Norris ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, . DUBLIN. Second Appearances of MRS. NISBE;3IW, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury lane and 1Iaysarket, and IMR. BALLS. : HIS present TUESDAY, April 24tb, 1838, willbe- T repeated the celebrated new Comedy of THE LOVE CHASE. (Written by James ...

... \vho6~wiro agaiin rvceivedfdil their' 'second prrmie;tb os.iblutai pss. Sir Ansthony Abseohite, Mr.,Do~'ton, (of the Thesitre Drury Lane, hit t'trd ppearancite,> Captain 'Absi~ r Browne,, Sir- Lucius O'~lrl'gg*i Mr; Bailvy Faukss Mr. King ; Acres, Mr. Jdhoinost ...

... FAMILY, theunrivalled Brass Quintette Performers, who were received with such enthusiastic applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, Covent-garden, and last season at the Theatre Royal, Havwkins -street; are engaged for Four Nights, and will make their ...

... Johnson. The Entertainments will conclude with a new Comic Piece, now performing with great success at the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, called TUTRNING THE TABLES. Mr. Knilbs, Mr. Shuter; Edgarde Coaroy, Mr. Stanley; Sir Jeremiah Bumps, MIr. Browne ; Thornton ...