... season, There can he no reason for this, except that other capitals are content to pay them more than we will. The lessee of Drury-lane has accepted an opera, founded on The Velrotlhed, with music by Auber (the composer of Moasaniello), now performing with ...

... present acting at the grand Theatre of St, Carlo, aples, is engaged for the ensuing season. madame Vestris is announced at Drury-lane to- 0noroV She is to play Astaxerxes, and Maria, in the her faultless performance of the former of which is ell known to ...

... Theatre on Monday evening. This is a point on which his lordship feels so much interest, that, when it was brought out at Drury-lane, he is understood to have conditioned for the per. formers being dressed agreeably to his directions. Whether this stipulation ...

... majority of theatrical speculations in the Provinces, he may be said to be fairly successful. His original rtrot, tne lessee of Drury-lane, would gladly have intro- dueed him into the tragedy of Brutus, but his father dbjects to1act with ?? Jour'nul. A theatrical ...

... iarlra, latde expressly for her. Mlanche, the dramatic writer, and ?? Cooke, the di. rector of the nuasical department at Drury-lane Theatre, tire in reijunation preparing apiece for Easter. 'lhe free trausla- ti',1 of the Bc'iir'Icd, by Planche, with the ...

... his lntempcrary anrl friend at that school. His habits were iccentric, but his mind was most enlightenedl asnd liberdl. At Drury-lane, on Thursday. a new comic opera, ettitled The N'alional Guard ; or, Bhide and no Bride, was Produced at this Theatre, and ...

... also written an opera, which has been accepted I, the Maager of Covent Garden. We hear he is preparnig ro iaster piece for Drury-lane. 1iss Foote is acting with great success at Bath, ahere lat week she performed Lady BSplaslton, ill the Follies of Xii s ...

... Coloseel IBranetOAol Skreene ; R. W. B. Dare, Esq., of Cranbrook, near ilordi; and Mr. Conyers.-Rent and Essex Mercury. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-We regret to 5e that, at the close of the rehearsal of Henry V., lon Meitn afternoon, Mr. 'Keen, whose first appearance ...

... Laporte was ex- tremee) humourous inI the two first pieces. The bouse was thinly attended. A deputation from the committee of Drury-lane theatre, accompanied by Mr. Charles Kemble, bad last week iterviews with the Lord Chamberlain anid Secretary of State for ...

... to be present at the Covent-garden Fund din- ner, on the 12th instant. The meeting for similar purposes :. qanected with Drury-lane Theatre, will take place on the le 31st instant, when the Duke of Clarence will preside. tr A 1LBEiAL CANDIDATE.-Mr. Conyers ...

... Kentish family of the name of Taylor, for 160.000!. The musical world will he glad to hear that Miss Stephens is engaged at Drury-lane Theatre. She commences on Satur- day evening. Ani opera, by Planche, is nearly completed, in which this delighfrl warbler ...

... Sandford, at resent possessed by a near relative who is advanced in Ps and ?? issue. 'ialr. price has given up his lease of Drury-lane Theatre, inreoflsiltlnce, we are sorry to say, of the losses 1 sesstailed there. Report names the following gentle- he ha ...