... he had engaged some of the first theatrical talent from the metropolis to perform, including Liston, Miss Phillips, from Drury-lane, Messrs. Paulo and Ellar, the pantomimists, and several other London stars. The Mayor, however, was inexorable, and refused ...

... Malton. The treasury of Drury-lane Theatre received more than 5002. on Monday evening, to witness the junction of Kean and Macready, in the characters of and Jago. The removal of the Foot Guards from the outside of Drury- lane Theatre, where they have ...

... which unnerves alike the bodily and mental owers.’’—Dumfries Courier. Captain Polhill pays £9000 per annum as lessee of Drury Lane Theatre; he has paid £8000, and the Committee re- commend the Proprietors to remit the balance, from the un- roductive state ...

... Adclphi beyond the first act, and snch, for many years, had been the custom at theatres in general. It appeared that at Drury Lane this season, seats were kept till half-price. The commissioners debated the matter among themselves, and the majority of ...

... of the City ef London and their widows,” in commemoration of ti:e triumph of the cause cf Reform. Braham is engaged at Drury-lane, and Jones, and pretty jen ‘free, at Covent-garden. A tulip called Kemble, sold at Croydon, to a florist in Chelsea, for ...

... hy Messrs. Macready, Braham, Harley, &c, as a token of friendship and respect from the principal performers belonging to Drury-lane Theatre. j Tub Parliament.—lv after many Reform and other petitions had been presented, and just previously to the order ...

... he appears at Covent- Bari en, and Dowton has been engaged at Drury-lane. ‘is not a little curious that after so much has been said tdifferent tim es of the exclusive right of the Drury-Lane ‘Theatres to enact the regular drama, i app cars by the evidence ...

... on her coming out before the curtain, after the latter had fallen. Mr. Bunn is appointed both stage and acting manager at Drury-lane Theatre for the'ensuing season, and i 3 going to Pans, Berlin, and Milan, to cater for tbe lessee. Paganini is daily expected ...

... —Scofsman. The two metropolitan theatres, have, we rejoice to aay, mutually arranged their performances for the present month. Drury-lane will be opened four nights in the week, and Covent-garden three nights. Laporte is the lessee of the Opera House for the ...

... the horrers of poverty and disease for a considerable period. She expired at a wretched lodg- ing, No. 8, Charles-street, Drury-lane. She was for some years the chere amiof the lute Lord Barrymore, had posxes- sed very considerable personal attractions ...

... it was knocked down to the Earl of Harborough. It is seriously in contemplation with the Proprietors of Covent-garden and Drury-lane,to make a very important change, by materially reducing the price of admission to all parts of the two houses, so as, in ...

... comfort and their safety.— Medical Gazette. We regret to state that the cholera has broken out very severely in the end of Drury-lane towards Holborn. There were eight cases carried into the Cholera Hospital, George- street, during Monday. Considerable alarm ...