... conclude his present engagement at Drury Lane Theatre on- Friday next, when, he performs. Othello'; after which he vwill proceed to fulfil engagements at Newark, Grantham, and Brighton ; he then returns to Drury Lane.. Letters have been received from ...

... demand this good work to be accomplished-to be executed speedily and with ?? froee the Morsing Chronicle. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. FASTE1t MONDAY-William Tell; with a Granid Eastern Tale, to be entitled, The Magic Car; or. Three Days Trial. TuBsmIA Y-The ...

... that the example of Birmingham will be universally followed. No news has yet been received from Scot- land. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MONDAY-TheWinter's Tale; Catherine and Petruchio ; with theWaterman. For the Benetic of Mr. MACREADY. TuESDAY-The new Play ...

... the vote of thanks of the Political-Union of that town forgour exertions against these odious practices. THEATRE ROYAL,. DRURY. LANE. MONDAY-The Rent Day; and The Daxmoit; or, the Mystic Branch. TuEsDAY-The Rent Day; ant The Dwemon; or, the Mystic Branch ...

... perforumed withvery moderate *ucci se at the Itallau O~era-house last seasojn We un- derstand that It is tinten(led for Drury-Lane, and iti so, it cannot be produced until after Chrlistmas. Fltzball, It may be remem- hered, was one of *he partners In ...

... member of the Drury-lane Company, is per- forming with success In the West India Islands. Miss Amelia Fisher (sitter to Miss Clara) is ?? in favour by her j udiclous acting at the Arch Theatre in Philadelphia. Mr. Mercer, formerly of Drury-lane, has arrived ...

... Monday. At the close of his spir'.ted repre- sentation of Othello, at Drury Lane, on Monday, he received a very complimentary acrostic froan an admlring friend. On his arrival at Drury-Lane, from Richmond, on ThtLriday last, for the purpose of essaying Othello ...

... Several other resolutions were passed, thanks were voted to the Chair- man, and the Meeting separated. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LAN&E MONDAY-The Belle's Stratagem; Perfection; with the Waterman. For the Blenefit of Mr. BONN. TuxsnAy-The Tyrolese Peasant; ...

... finally determined that the Council should not countenance any proposition for a dinner on the fast day. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MONDAY-Rob Roy; with the w rist s Pantomime, called Harlequin and Little Thumb; or, the Seven Lheaged Pato. TUE6DAY.-The ...

... the Lords to give them the earliest Informaflon on any subject connected with the bill.-Nog- tingham Review. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. M~ONDAY-Romneo and Juliet; with 'asaniello. TUESDAY-The H~ypocrite*; with the Brigland, and the Rent Day. WEDNESDAY-Ah ...

... stage of Covent-garden or Drury-lane, or the stage of the Cuburg Tbeatre ?-A large stage. You prefer Drurjr-lane ?-Yes. Have you not found that you act quite as effectually at the Hay- market as when you acted at Drury-lane ?-I do not consider it so myself; ...

... silly thing than for a man who had a trump card in his hand to refuse to play it (laughter and cheersj. TH1EATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MONDAY-The Dizmoi, ; or. the Mystic Branch; with The Rent Day. TUESDAY-The new grand Romantic Opera, called, Der Alchymist ...